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Capital London launched in 1973 as one of Britain's first commercial radio stations and has grown into the flagship of a national hit music network, known today for the Jingle Bell Ball and Summertime Ball.
Radio Exitosa has broadcast tropical music from Talca, Chile since January 2005, built as the cumbia and salsa specialist inside a family radio group founded by the late Carlos Quinteros Verdugo.
Radio Shake Hit launched in Turin in October 2018 as the seventh station of Gruppo Fast Media, Piedmont's largest radio group, dedicating its 100.2 FM signal entirely to dance, house, and clubbing music.
PBS 106.7FM began in a Melbourne hotel room in December 1979 after two music fans spent three years organizing a cooperative for underrepresented sounds, and it still runs on more than 400 volunteer presenters across 80-plus specialist programs.
Antenne Bayern's Oldies but Goldies stream started as a webradio side project of Germany's largest private radio network before proving popular enough to spin off into its own independent station, OLDIE ANTENNE, in 2022.
Bollywood 90s Radio streams the soundtrack of Hindi cinema's most melodious decade nonstop, the era when composer duo Nadeem-Shravan and playback singers like Kumar Sanu and Alka Yagnik defined an entire generation's idea of a film song.
CKVM went on air in Ville-Marie, Quebec in 1950 after a fifteen-year local campaign, and was later rescued from financial trouble by an announcer who sold shares door to door and went on to create the folkloric TV classic La soirée canadienne.
89.9 The Light traces back to 1977, when a group of Melbourne volunteers set out to build a Christian radio station, and did not reach full-time FM broadcasting until 2002, twenty-five years later.
Mega St☆r streams ballads and alternative rock from Corp. Stereo Radio, the broadcaster behind Cuenca's Radio Cadena Stereo 107.1, out of a UNESCO World Heritage city known as the Athens of Ecuador.
Newstalk ZB traces its roots to Auckland's 1ZB, one of four regional stations first licensed in 1926, and has grown into New Zealand's leading talk network under NZME with hosts like Mike Hosking and Heather du Plessis-Allan.
Flux Alternative streams the indie, punk, and electronic edges of FluxFM's catalog, the Berlin station that grew out of Motor FM and now broadcasts from a riverside building on the Spree with its own club attached.
Technolovers - AFRO HOUSE streams the sound that grew out of Johannesburg's townships nonstop from Germany, one of more than twenty genre-specific channels run by the internet radio company RauteMusik.
