Summer Music · City Radio

Your next stop sounds different

A radio station can turn a familiar afternoon into a small journey. Use Summer Music to move between city directories, check the local time zone and choose a broadcast for your next break. There is no fixed itinerary and no need to leave the browser.

  • Oceania

    Sydney

    Australia

    Sydney makes an easy starting point for a route that continues toward Singapore and Tokyo. Use Australia/Sydney as your time reference and choose your own sequence rather than following a preset station mix.

    81 stations in the catalogue

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  • Asia

    Singapore

    Singapore

    Make Singapore the connecting stop in an Asian listening route. Try a listed station here, then move to Tokyo or Mumbai to compare a different city rather than searching for one universal travel playlist.

    23 stations in the catalogue

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  • Africa

    Cape Town

    South Africa

    Include Cape Town when your listening itinerary needs an African stop. The directory keeps the country visible, which helps distinguish this destination from similarly named places in a wider search.

    35 stations in the catalogue

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  • South America

    Buenos Aires

    Argentina

    Let Buenos Aires be a pause in the itinerary, not just another tab. Try one broadcaster, read its details and use the city links below when you are ready for the next destination.

    233 stations in the catalogue

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  • South America

    São Paulo

    Brazil

    Pair a São Paulo stop with Buenos Aires for a South American listening route. Choose by the station listing, not by assuming a genre, and stop one stream before starting the next.

    201 stations in the catalogue

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  • Asia

    Mumbai

    India

    Mumbai adds a different clock to your route: its directory uses Asia/Kolkata as the time-zone reference. Choose a station for a break and check your connection before letting a stream run on mobile data.

    29 stations in the catalogue

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  • Asia

    Tokyo

    Japan

    Add Tokyo to a route that crosses time zones. Check Asia/Tokyo before comparing this stop with London or New York, and remember that a station may rebroadcast a programme rather than follow the clock live.

    8 stations in the catalogue

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  • North America

    New York

    United States

    Use New York as the start of a North American radio route, then compare Toronto without leaving the browser. Open station details when you want a specific broadcaster rather than another city stop.

    152 stations in the catalogue

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  • Europe

    London

    United Kingdom

    Put London between two listening stops in different time zones. Start a stream before your next break, then stop it when you move on so the journey does not continue using data unnoticed.

    351 stations in the catalogue

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  • Europe

    Paris

    France

    Use Paris as a short stop rather than a fixed soundtrack for the whole trip. Compare a few station names, choose one for your break and keep the city link for your next visit.

    701 stations in the catalogue

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  • Europe

    Berlin

    Germany

    Build a Berlin listening stop around the time you have available. A brief sample helps you choose a broadcaster before a longer session, and the next-page links keep larger directories manageable.

    189 stations in the catalogue

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  • North America

    Toronto

    Canada

    Toronto is a useful second stop after New York when you want to compare nearby time-zone references rather than jump across the day. The countries and station directories remain separate.

    114 stations in the catalogue

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Counts describe catalogue entries, not stations verified as live.

Build a listening itinerary

Choose a starting city, try a station and then continue to a different time zone. Keep the volume comfortable and use headphones where other people need quiet. These are listening suggestions, not a promise of summer music or local weather.

Questions about listening

Does streaming radio use mobile data?

Yes. A station keeps transferring audio while it plays. Stop playback when finished and check your connection or data plan before a long session.

Can I hear a city at its local time?

The page shows the city’s time-zone identifier. Stations follow their own schedules; the programme you hear may be live, syndicated or prerecorded.

Can I listen while travelling?

You can try the available streams wherever your connection allows. Some stations apply regional restrictions, so a stream may not work in every country.