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What channel is EDM on XM?

channel 51
BPM (“Beats Per Minute”) is a current-based electronic dance music channel offered by Sirius XM Radio, operating on XM channel 51 (previously 81), Sirius channel 51 (previously 36, where it replaced The Beat on November 12, 2008) and Dish Network channel 6051.

What radio station plays the best music?

The top American radio stations for music

• WHTZ-FM. This New York station has 389,369 listeners, and it plays contemporary hits.
• KIIS FM. KIIS FM, known more commonly as Kiss FM, is a station in Los Angeles with 338,008 listeners.
• WKQI-FM.
• WWPW-FM.
• KMVQ-FM.
• WWWQ-FM.
• WIOQ-FM.
• KDWB-FM.

What is the most streamed radio station?

The most listened to radio stations in the US

• WBEZ 91.5 FM. Known for shows like “All Things Considered,” and “This American Life,” WBEZ FM is Chicago’s talk and information-oriented station.
• WFCC-FM 107.5 FM.
• KXRY 107.1 FM.
• WLTW Lite 106.7 FM.
• Kiss FM (WKSC-FM) 103.5 FM.
• KOST 103.5 FM.

Does SiriusXM have Indian music?

This article is about the radio station. Bollywood & Beyond was a commercial radio channel on XM Satellite Radio, located at channel 163 (previously 173) and playing a mix of Bollywood and music from across India. The channel is produced by NRI Media, Inc. Premiere Radio syndicates the station for broadcast on XM.

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What stations can I get on Internet radio?

10 of the best internet radio stations for music

• NTS. (Image credit: NTS)
• Dublab. (Image credit: Dublab)
• FIP. (Image credit: FIP)
• Balamii. (Image credit: Balamii)
• Worldwide FM. (Image credit: Worldwide FM)
• TSF Jazz. (Image credit: TSF Jazz)
• Netil Radio. (Image credit: Netil Radio)
• Soho Radio. (Image credit: Soho Radio)

How do I get my music played on Internet radio?

Radio Airplay: How to Get Your Songs Played on the Radio

1. Gain clout elsewhere first.
2. Send in your CD/mixtape (or even a vinyl)
3. Focus on non-commercial radio (at first)
4. Offer an exclusive.
5. Send over an EPK (Electronic Press Kit)
6. Sign with a label.
7. Cultivate your “organic” airplay.
8. Think globally.