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Technolovers - TECHNO is the flagship genre channel of the German Technolovers.fm network, streaming a sound that started with three teenagers in suburban Detroit and found its second home in a bombed-out Berlin bank vault.
KSFR is Santa Fe Community College's public radio station, a station that swapped frequencies with a Christian broadcaster in 2007 and ended up on 101.1 FM, a spot on the dial technically reserved for commercial stations.
Galaxy Music The Rock is an independent rock channel run out of Thessaloniki, the Greek city where radio broadcasting itself was born and where mid-1980s bands Trypes and Mora Sti Fotia shaped the country's rock sound.
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.
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.
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.
Baladitas structures an entire day of Spanish language ballads, bachatas, and Latin pop into named blocks of mood, from late night listening to a closing set called Sueños de Amor.
Rar streams a low-bitrate mirror of RauteMusik's techno channel, part of a German network live since 2003 that now runs 40 channels and licenses its streaming tech to other radio brands.
I Love The Battle is the hip-hop and rap channel of Cologne's I Love Radio network, where listeners vote hourly between two competing tracks and only the winner airs, an interactive "Fightclub" format built into one of Germany's highest-reach free web radio operations.
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.
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.
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.
