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Andina FM 92.9 broadcasts Andean folklore, football, and community news to La Plata's Peruvian community from a city known as the birthplace of the world's first university radio station.
Радио Рекорд VIP House is a dedicated house music stream from Radio Record, Russia's first dance-format station, founded in Saint Petersburg in 1995 and now spanning a full network of genre-specific channels.
Nashe Radio launched in 1998 as a Moscow station built entirely around Russian rock, growing into Chart Dozen, a national rock chart, and Nashestvie, Russia's largest open-air rock festival.
Mix FM Juiz de Fora broadcasts on 88.9 MHz, a frequency with roots back to 1988's Solar FM that reinvented itself twice before joining Brazil's national Mix FM network in 2019.
Project 88.7 is Boise's Christian rap and hip-hop station, part of a faith-based network that began in 1990 as KTSY, now riding a genre wave that Lecrae helped push into the mainstream.
RhythmRadio.USA is a Palm Bay, Florida internet station devoted to R&B, soul, and smooth jazz, built to reach listeners on smartphones, browsers, and even old-fashioned flip phones alike.
Loving Life FM 103.1 is the volunteer-run community station of Grafton, NSW, broadcasting since 1999 in a town famous for Australia's oldest floral festival.
Exo FM is Réunion Island's leading local music station, built since 1993 around musique soleil and now drawing close to 100,000 daily listeners across the island's FM dial.
KUTX is the University of Texas's non-commercial Austin Music Experience, launched in 2013 with Willie Nelson's "Bloody Mary Morning," and its listener data points straight to Gary P. Nunn's "London Homesick Blues," the armadillo-themed song that soundtracked Austin City Limits for nearly thirty years.
ONE FM streams classic and adult hits from the 80s to the early 2000s for Singapore's forward-thinking professionals, tracing back to a 1991 labour union radio experiment called Radio Heart that predates its current SPH Media ownership by decades.
Shake!FM began in 2017 as founder Michel Mertens' solo Hamburg music blog devoted to soul, funk, and beat-driven genres, and now runs professionally as part of the Radio Regenbogen broadcast family, still curated by the same founder who named it after a friend's old club.
Radio PSR Sommerhits is the seasonal stream from Saxony's first post-reunification private station, which opened its 1992 debut broadcast with a song by Renft, the East German band the Stasi had banned and declared no longer existed in 1975.
