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104.6 RTL Rock Hits streams greatest rock hits from the 60s through 90s as a webradio spinoff of Berlin's 104.6 RTL, a station modeled on LA's KISS FM that has run the free open-air Stars for Free festival since 1997.
107.9 The Mix (WFMX) has broadcast adult contemporary hits from Skowhegan, Maine since 1990, a Kennebec River town now known for putting its 62-foot wooden landmark statue up for sale for one dollar.
4MK began in 1931 when amateur wireless enthusiast Jack Williams and his father built a backyard transmitter in Mackay, Queensland, running the station out of their living room until it grew into a 68-year commercial broadcast monopoly.
KOKE FM carries the torch of Austin's progressive country revolution, the format that once turned a sleepy Texas capital into the epicenter of outlaw country and gave Willie Nelson a reason to move to town.
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.
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.
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.
Marlene Radio broadcasts easy listening and romantic ballads from Sibiu, Romania, under the tagline "Sunete cu dragoste," sounds with love, in a country that has its own centuries-old lovers' holiday separate from Valentine's Day.
Radio Melody is a Bratislava station built from the 2006 merger of four regional Slovak broadcasters, renamed twice since, that now plays 70s-90s Soft AC hits under the slogan "Hity vášho života," hits of your life.
RPR1. Acoustic is the unplugged web channel from RPR1, the station that launched on April 30, 1986 as Germany's first statewide private radio broadcaster, now streaming stripped-back acoustic versions from artists like Lena and Lewis Capaldi.
105.1 The Bounce is Detroit's classic hip-hop and R&B station, launched in 2016 on a frequency that spent 56 years cycling through classical music, alt-rock, oldies, adult contemporary and sports talk before finally landing on the format that fit its city.
Nova 100 launched in Melbourne on December 3, 2001 as the city's first new commercial station in 21 years, opening with Kate Langbroek's famous "Are we on yet?" The station has cycled through five breakfast lineups since while staying one of the city's biggest hit music stations.
