Blue FM
I have mentioned Radio Paradise several times. I really like the music collection, and the fact that it is totally non-commercial. But after listening to it for almost three years now, the music started to get a little to repetitive, and I soon found myself looking for more chioces.
I didnt have to look far, and found a good alternative in the RadioParadise Listener Review Channel, where they sample new music to gauge listener interest. Another great source for 80’s pop and rock is Club 977. While some of the stuff at both these places is good, they both play music I cant stand far too often.
So for the past week I’ve been listening to a small Korean radio channel called Blue FM. They hardly have a website to speak of, but play some absolutely brilliant “contemporary instrumental music”. Perfect for background music while working, or even music to sleep to. They have a relatively small listener community, but if they continue to be this good, it wont be long before they are on the top of Shoutcast. Take them for a spin, you might like it!
October 17th, 2004 at 12:49 am
Must admit the small Korean radio channel called Blue FM is awesome. Music has always disturbed my concentration and thus I rarely play music while at work. But the music by these folks is so calm and does not draw attention towards it. I have been playing it for hours and at times even forgot that there was some music on. Thanks for referring.
October 19th, 2004 at 1:42 am
blue_FM_listeners++;
blue_FM_lovers++;
Thanks,
r
December 9th, 2004 at 12:06 am
I discovered Blue fm through winamp player at a time when I was stressed because Iwas working on a hard paper. I needed something to help me relax, I typed instrumental and there came BLUE FM. The music is fabulous, just the kind I was looking for. Since then, the first thing I do when I wake up is turn on my computer and click on Blue FM in my bookmarks. If you want good relaxing music, try it. It’s wonderful!!!!!