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M40 le klub' is the overnight club channel of an independent French streaming network, carrying a name that once belonged to Maxximum, a pioneering dance station regulators forced into a 1992 merger that killed its format within three years.
Soviet Classics Radio streams retro Soviet-era music, including songs by Edita Piekha, a France-born singer once accused of spreading jazz and bourgeois influence before becoming one of Soviet pop's most iconic voices.
Radio Atlântica FM 87.5 streams sertanejo music, talk, and Catholic mass from Itapecerica da Serra, a São Paulo municipality founded as a 1562 Jesuit mission whose name means "smooth, slippery stone."
96.7 Lefkada is the Municipal Radio of Lefkada, broadcasting since 1997 from Karyá, a mountain village famed for its Karsanikí embroidery technique and its annual re-enacted Village Wedding.
Sunshine Live - Nature One streams the dance and trance sound of Germany's Nature One festival, held since 1996 on a decommissioned US missile base, courtesy of the Mannheim radio network that has covered the event since its 1995 debut.
Aural Melodics streams instrumental and classical music from Palakkad, Kerala, a district famed for producing Carnatic music legends and for a 200-year-old family workshop that still hand-builds mridangam drums.
El Adolfo Radio calls itself the voice of the Adolfo López Mateos Market in Cuernavaca, a market inaugurated by the Mexican president it is named for in 1964 and designed by architect Mario Pani.
Orange FM 107.5, once known as Apple FM, is the community station serving Orange, New South Wales, a city named for a Dutch prince whose climate is too cold for citrus but has grown apples since 1841.
Technolovers - TECHNO is the flagship genre channel of the German Technolovers.fm network, streaming a sound that started with three teenagers in suburban Detroit and found its second home in a bombed-out Berlin bank vault.
Folk'd Up Radio broadcasts folk and Americana from Perth-Andover, a tiny New Brunswick village on the Saint John River, as part of a non-profit that also runs an independent record label and a physical record shop.
Cool 94.5 (CIBU-FM) broadcasts classic hits from Wingham, Ontario, a small Huron County town whose sister station CKNX once hosted the CKNX Barn Dance, one of the most influential country radio programs in Canadian history.
KSFR is Santa Fe Community College's public radio station, a station that swapped frequencies with a Christian broadcaster in 2007 and ended up on 101.1 FM, a spot on the dial technically reserved for commercial stations.
