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Alternativa 98.1 broadcasts alternative rock from Aguascalientes, Mexico, on a frequency dating back to 1973 that cycled through six different identities before becoming a dedicated rock station in 2018.
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.
99.7 The Fox is WRFX Charlotte, a classic rock station that launched John Boy and Billy into national syndication in 1993 and now serves as the Carolina Panthers' flagship broadcaster.
Rock FM Ballads is the dedicated slow-song stream from Romania's Rock FM, a station with roots back to 1994 that also runs one of the country's biggest rock-driven blood donation campaigns.
1A 90er Hits is the dedicated nineties channel of Germany's 1A-Webradio network out of Magdeburg, mixing Eurodance, boyband pop, grunge, and R&B into one nonstop decade-spanning rotation, marketed with the era's own pop culture nostalgia, Tamagotchis and Game Boys included.
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.
Otvoreni Chill is the relaxed sub-stream of Otvoreni radio, a Croatian broadcaster that launched on Christmas Eve 1997 with "Last Christmas" and grew into a Golden Studio-winning, satellite-carried station reaching listeners across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
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.
Allzic Radio Zouk streams the Caribbean genre Kassav' invented in a studio in 1979, one channel inside Allzic Radio, a 200-plus stream platform built by Lyon's Espace Group to unify its internet radio portfolio under a single French broadcast license.
