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Urban, bass, reggae and global rhythms

Urban radio stations

Listen live to urban radio from the UK and around the world. Jump into African / Caribbean, Drum & Bass, Dub / Dubstep, Garage / Bassline, Grime, Latina or Reggae.

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Afrobeats, African and Caribbean sounds

African / Caribbean radio stations

Find radio playing Afrobeats, African music, Caribbean sounds, soca and diaspora-led urban music.

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Fast breaks, jungle and bass pressure

Drum & Bass radio stations

Browse drum & bass and jungle radio, from liquid and rolling DnB to harder underground sounds and DJ-led sets.

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Dub weight and bass-heavy electronics

Dub / Dubstep radio stations

Listen to dub and dubstep radio covering deep bass, soundsystem influence, electronic low-end and related underground styles.

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UK garage, 2-step and bassline

Garage / Bassline radio stations

Find UK garage and bassline radio with 2-step rhythms, speed garage, club classics and newer bass-led sounds.

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UK grime and underground MC culture

Grime radio stations

Browse grime radio focused on UK beats, MC-led tracks, underground scenes and stations rooted in modern British urban culture.

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Latin, Latino and Latin-pop radio

Latina radio stations

Listen to Latin and Latino radio featuring Latin pop, rhythmic crossover music and South American-influenced sounds.

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Reggae, roots, dancehall and rocksteady

Reggae radio stations

Discover reggae radio playing roots reggae, dancehall, lovers rock, rocksteady and Caribbean-influenced favourites.

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From Afrobeats to grime, dub and reggae

Explore urban radio by style

Urban radio covers a huge range of sounds, from African and Caribbean music to drum & bass, dubstep, UK garage, grime, Latin music and reggae. Keeping those styles in separate sections makes it easier to find the scene or rhythm you want instead of treating every urban format as the same thing.

Stations can appear in more than one section when their music crosses styles. A service mixing grime, garage and drum & bass may fit several sections, while a Caribbean station playing reggae alongside Afrobeats can be easy to find under both sounds.

African / Caribbean 10 stations
Drum & Bass 4 stations
Dub / Dubstep 3 stations
Garage / Bassline 3 stations
Grime 4 stations
Latina 2 stations
Reggae 10 stations