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ONIB Disco is the third channel from Belgian webradio network ONIB, launched in 2024 to carry 1970s and 1980s disco, funk and soul alongside the network's electronic music roots.
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.
Radio Polydor, broadcasting as The Disco Paradise from Miami, plays nothing but 12 inch disco releases from Polydor Records and its sublabels, a catalog built by the Bee Gees, RSO Records and the deals that made Polydor a disco powerhouse in the 1970s.
Can't Be Serious Records streams a curated 500-song selection of pop, rock, folk, funk and blues from 1966 to 1974, run through a tongue-in-cheek label persona built on influences from The Beatles to Tom Waits and one absurd non-negotiable rule.
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.
Radio Motown streams only the extended 12-inch disco pressings from Motown's Gordy, Soul, Tamla, and V.I.P. sublabels, a narrow but rich slice of the label's late-1970s club-era catalog.
Radio Seefunk Rock is the rock-focused stream from Radio Seefunk, a Konstanz station founded in 1987 that has rebranded twice in recent years while building an audience around Lake Constance's active student music scene.
drumfunk.ru has streamed the intricate, chopped-breakbeat subgenre known as drumfunk from Russia since 2011, keeping a niche corner of drum and bass alive for listeners who want nothing but complex rhythm programming.
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.
Fréquence K began in 1988 when young residents of Carros, France dared their village priest into building a pirate radio transmitter in the church bell tower, and has grown into a licensed soul, funk, and DJ-culture station covering the Alpes-Maritimes.
COOLFM Funky&Soul is one of 30 thematic channels run by Hungary's COOL FM, a Budapest station that started as a technical school project in 2001 and now digs through a 13,000-song archive spanning funk and soul from the 1950s to today.
80s80s Funk & Soul streams the groove-heavy side of the 1980s, from Kool & The Gang to Prince, as one of more than twenty themed channels on Germany's "Real 80s Radio" network broadcasting from Rostock.
