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This Smooth Jazz stream runs on SmoothJazz.com, founded by broadcaster Sandy Shore after two decades on stations like KTWV The Wave and KKSF, making it one of the first internet radio stations in the world.
Smooth Jazz and More Radio traces back to a Brooklyn childhood spent on WRVR-FM and a Syracuse station's sale to Clear Channel, the two heartbreaks that pushed its founder to start broadcasting jazz on his own terms.
Street Sounds Radio is run by Morgan Khan, the man whose Street Sounds compilation albums reshaped how Britain heard funk, electro and jazz-funk in the 1980s, now carrying that mission onto DAB and streaming.
After WDUQ dropped its jazz format, former staffers spent six years rebuilding it from scratch, first as a 2011 internet stream and finally as WZUM-FM in 2016, restoring dedicated jazz radio to the city that produced Billy Strayhorn, Ahmad Jamal and Art Blakey.
KEXP began in 1972 as a 10-watt University of Washington dorm-roof station called KCMU and grew into a global independent music institution, now broadcasting from a public glass-walled studio and Gathering Space at Seattle Center.
Jazz Radio launched in Lyon in 1996 as France's first 24-hour jazz station and has grown into a national network spanning roughly 45 frequencies across France and Monaco.
Jazz Cafe streams blues, jazz and soul from Greece, carrying forward a scene that runs through Athens institutions like the Half Note Jazz Club and its decades-long roster of touring musicians.
Soul Food by DJ Philgood is the soul-focused channel of Jazz Radio, France's pioneering all-jazz station born in Lyon in 1996, built around a Saturday night mix of deep soul, funk and groove.
Freakquency is a Recklinghausen-based laut.fm station built on one DJ's 53 years of record collecting, running classic rock, Americana and psychedelic rock across named shows since 2009.
Best Net Radio - Coffee House streams blues, jazz and rock built for the coffeehouse genre, music designed to fill a room without interrupting conversation, running as one channel in a larger Torrance-based internet radio network.
OpenLab Radio was founded in Ibiza by producer Robert Miles in 2013, went silent after his 2017 death, and returned in 2019 to keep championing independent electronic music.
Blue-in-Green:RADIO is a London internet station named after the Miles Davis and Bill Evans track from Kind of Blue, run by founder Imran Mirza around independent jazz, soul and funk from presenters worldwide.
