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Lounge FM was founded in Kyiv in 2013 by Anton Ptushkin, a former nightclub DJ who later became one of Ukraine's best-known travel documentarians, and the station's chillout sound has outlasted both his departure and the end of its FM broadcast.
Маруся FM launched in 2015 and expanded gradually through Crimea and Belgorod before reaching more than 125 Russian cities, building its entire format around dance music by exclusively Russian-language artists.
Chill Mode Radio blends downtempo, dub, trip hop, and nu jazz into one stream, drawing on genre lineages that run from Bristol's Massive Attack and Portishead to Europe's nu jazz pioneers St Germain and Jazzanova.
Lounge plus launched in December 2020 under Berlin's Radio B2 GmbH, taking over a Rostock FM frequency once used by JazzRadio Berlin to build a chillout format spanning ambient, deep house, and smooth jazz.
Energy 95.3 in Hamilton, Ontario launched in 1976 as a beautiful music station and cycled through nearly every format Canadian radio offers before settling into its current hot adult contemporary sound under Corus Entertainment.
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.
Switch 105.9 has broadcast pop and Latin hits into Ciudad Juárez since a 2016 format flip, and kept airing after a 2022 attack killed four of its staff during a live remote broadcast.
La Mejor San Luis Potosí carries MVS Radio's national grupera and banda format on a frequency that has changed formats four times since 1979, broadcasting into a region whose deeper musical identity is the centuries-old huapango.
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.
Technolovers Afro House streams the warm, percussive side of afro house through Germany's RauteMusik network, tracking a genre that grew out of 1990s Soweto into one of dance music's biggest global exports.
Oasis GR broadcasts contemporary hits and traditional Greek melodies from the Thessalian plain near Farsala, taking its official name from a tiny village called Evydrio.
RCS Morona Santiago Stereo brings salsa, bachata, and 70s and 80s baladas to Macas, the Andes-meets-Amazon capital of one of Ecuador's most culturally diverse provinces.
