Do you miss Energy 92.7?…read more Booohooo me too, BUT...Movin 99.7 and St. John have created Pulse HD radio for you and it's FREEEEEEEEE! Good beats to get your dance on. Listen on your HD Radio or online at http://player.play.it/player/player.html?v=4.7.124b&id=2238&onestat=kmvq-fm

Movin 100.7 (the local Top 40 radio station) may have moved out of my town, but this station…read moresponsored by the same people is great to listen to when I miss 92.7. They play all techno and house and mix it up from new hits like stuff from Deadmau5 to old stuff like Darude's Sandstorm. There's also some house remixes of Top40 thrown in for good measure. This is an HD2 station, so you need to have an HD Radio or listen to it online. http://player.radio.com/player/RadioPlayer.php?station=2238

Radio Valencia is an internet radio station staffed by a collective of DJs who pay dues to support…read morethe station. From the perspective of a DJ it's been a really good experience for me. I came here with zero experience, trained here and took a shift. It is truly free from radio here and you really can play anything you want to play. It's a nice studio too.... A lot of DJs however use the studio so maintenance can be an issue but things do get worked out reasonably quickly. The only management here is steering committee which I have found to be usually pretty hands off. In a lot of ways the station depends on individuals being responsible, kind and using good judgement. In my experience I have found this to be mostly the case. I recommend DJ ing here and also listening to Radio Valencia.

Fantastic programming serving the local Mission District residents.read more

Ozcat is the best thing about driving in the Vallejo area, even better than the consistently…read morefree-flowing and well-paved I-780. Never know what you're going to hear, but it's usually something unique and waaaaay better than any other radio station in the North Bay. Want Cambodian rock? They've got that. Want old-school blues? They've got that. Want reggae? Coming right up. It's been a joy to discover new bands and sounds via Ozcat and the vibes are always positive from the DJs. One of the few radio stations too that you can consistently hear clearly from Vallejo over the hills to Benicia. What's not to like?

yaaas ozcat radio 89.5 fm kzct what an intensive mu$ical interview with infamous mizz lu on her…read moreshow oct.30, 2021 sat with infamous juan escovedo of da #edynasty i was co host with mizz lu on her show alwayz every sat. 3pm.-5pm i step in once in a while 2 party with da #ozcat_family you never know who i will drag in in da past i brought n angel moore of international fame fishbone, b-girls(legendary bootsey collins back up band) starr cullard of (legendary george clinton band) i am planning on co host n more interesting artist in what you want /hear i also contribute 2#wird_on_da_street (backstage interviews, concert, celebrities ) be listening 2 ozcat radio 89.5 fm kzct , yvonne

KUSF-ALPHABET SOUP- Zany Radio Station DJs Ali & David (aka…read moreDALI) of Classic Rock songs with a literary twist -upbeat, lively, nerdy, informative, fun,-and, educational? Self-described goofballs alternate selecting songs alphabetically while having a blast. Check them out Sunday nights PST 9-11 pm. 5 star show!

This is the only French radio show that exists not only in the Bay, but in the State, probably the…read morewhole country! This show has French content, French music and is mostly hosted in French. It's every Saturdays from 5 to 6 Pm on the College radio station KUSF 90.3 FM San Francisco. Dj Fari has guests all the time and Dj Zoé's playlists are simply ill! Great if you are learning French or want to familiarize yourself with the culture. A+

KUSF! An excellent community radio station deserving some more love!…read more They host conscious, thought-provoking music and conversations from college youth on the cutting edge. 2-3 times / year they also host an *amazing* record fair. They have a fun early-bird entry where they setup bagels and cream cheese and coffee and ice water. and it's all love! I get the best records here and it's such a community melting pot. Vendors travel from all over and have loads of music wisdom and passion to share. The staff and students at the station are similarly passionate, accommodating, and friendly. There isn't the common vibe of "you're not at our college so you don't count" elitism that is sometimes found on campuses. It's almost a community college vibe, the way people interact here. I heard they lost their FM license a while back, but they are still going strong online. Hit up kusf.org!

This one'll be as quick as 8tracks' is professional…read more This morning, WAY before 8tracks' official office hours, My friends and I sent messages to them through their site's contact page about an unwanted follower discovered on each of our profiles; each of our new followers had an avatar displaying an exposed female body part (My "fan" was showing cleavage in a bra.) and a bit.ly link to something no one was interested in clicking. Lame. #PutItAway 8Tracks Community Manager Sam to the rescue! This morning, by 10:30am PST, we'd received separate emails from Sam confirming that they'd deleted the [pathetic souls who'd obviously strayed from their Twitter Z-list pack] from their database. Right on! #back8tracks (Their hashtag, not mine.) #NorCalPride #NoIWontTellYouWhatMy8TracksProfileUserNameIs

8tracks is my one-stop shop for all genres of music, including obscure minimal techno and…read moreberlin-underground. The website is tops, mobile web is rad and the Android and iPhone apps rock!

Its a software which allows you to track what you've been listening to most on your computer. A…read morepart of last.fm, this provides an amazing network for audiophiles to share their playlists. They recently added a radio feature where you can listen to music based on the playlists of people who have similar tastes. Just type in the name of a band you like on their main page ( www.last.fm ) and they'll pull up a list of similar artists (a la amazon.com 's "you might also like..."). Always a good way to discover new bands, or rediscover old ones that you used to love and forgot about due to the flood of new music.

I agree with J! Just a minor correction...it's last.fm :)…read more Most of the features of Last.fm are free, however to listen to neighbors radio or your personal recommended station you have to pay a subscription fee. I've also read somewhere that many songs and artists are not available for live listening through last.fm due to copyrights and licensing rights of the artists, i.e. you can't listen to them if you are a subscriber or not. Like J, I use it mainly to keep track of all the songs that I've listened to. Give it a try :) http://www.last.fm/dashboard/ ~ to register, download software and create your music profile