Radio Paradise is, in their own words, and eclectic dj-mixed blend of rock, indie, electronics, world music, and more. Spotify experience isn't to my personal liking but RP has been fantastic in...
Radio Paradise is, in their own words, and eclectic dj-mixed blend of rock, indie, electronics, world music, and more.
Spotify experience isn't to my personal liking but RP has been fantastic in helping me discover many awesome songs and musicians. It is 100% listener supported, and commercial free. It has few stations, Main, Mellow, Rock and World. For audiophiles, there's an option for FLAC streaming as well.
Mobile app is bullshit free, and entire experience is breath of fresh air. In my country, Spotify arrived very recently and Pandora is still not present. Music caching for when internet does eventually go down, RP has much better caching.
Thanks for this! With Google Play Music being gutted, and none of the other services being up to par, I've been hunting for alternatives. Stuff like this, supplemented with bandcamp and ripping,...
Thanks for this! With Google Play Music being gutted, and none of the other services being up to par, I've been hunting for alternatives.
Stuff like this, supplemented with bandcamp and ripping, hosted on my own media server should be able to suffice.
Not sure what your music tastes are, but I like worldwideFM. SomaFM have a good range of channels too. https://worldwidefm.net/ https://somafm.com/ I also use Mixcloud a lot. There's a huge range...
Not sure what your music tastes are, but I like worldwideFM. SomaFM have a good range of channels too.
I also use Mixcloud a lot. There's a huge range of stuff, and many many archived radio programmes.
SoundCloud can be good, but you need to heavily curate your feed. They get very good at recommending stuff after using it for a while, and the weekly suggested playlists nearly always have something I haven't heard of before.
And I have whittled away hours on Radio Garden listening to random stations around the world.
I have never had much money until very recently and eben today, I don't have a lot. So until very recently it was RP for free and Soulseek. Now I occasionally buy stuff on Bandcamp and donate to...
I have never had much money until very recently and eben today, I don't have a lot. So until very recently it was RP for free and Soulseek.
Now I occasionally buy stuff on Bandcamp and donate to RP. Feels good to finally be able to support real people working towards creating something awesome. It is also optional, which makes me want to donate more, unlike spotify subscription that I cancelled the moment I realised I wasnt getting enough value out of it.
Radio Paradise is, in their own words, and eclectic dj-mixed blend of rock, indie, electronics, world music, and more.
Spotify experience isn't to my personal liking but RP has been fantastic in helping me discover many awesome songs and musicians. It is 100% listener supported, and commercial free. It has few stations, Main, Mellow, Rock and World. For audiophiles, there's an option for FLAC streaming as well.
Mobile app is bullshit free, and entire experience is breath of fresh air. In my country, Spotify arrived very recently and Pandora is still not present. Music caching for when internet does eventually go down, RP has much better caching.
Thanks for this! With Google Play Music being gutted, and none of the other services being up to par, I've been hunting for alternatives.
Stuff like this, supplemented with bandcamp and ripping, hosted on my own media server should be able to suffice.
Not sure what your music tastes are, but I like worldwideFM. SomaFM have a good range of channels too.
https://worldwidefm.net/
https://somafm.com/
I also use Mixcloud a lot. There's a huge range of stuff, and many many archived radio programmes.
SoundCloud can be good, but you need to heavily curate your feed. They get very good at recommending stuff after using it for a while, and the weekly suggested playlists nearly always have something I haven't heard of before.
And I have whittled away hours on Radio Garden listening to random stations around the world.
http://radio.garden
I have never had much money until very recently and eben today, I don't have a lot. So until very recently it was RP for free and Soulseek.
Now I occasionally buy stuff on Bandcamp and donate to RP. Feels good to finally be able to support real people working towards creating something awesome. It is also optional, which makes me want to donate more, unlike spotify subscription that I cancelled the moment I realised I wasnt getting enough value out of it.