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8Radio.com

8Radio.com

8Radio.com is an Irish alternative music station founded in 2013 by Simon Maher, the original founder of Phantom FM. Operating primarily online, it occasionally secures temporary FM licenses for broadcasts in cities like Dublin, Cork, Galway, and Limerick. The station\'s philosophy centers on playing \"the music we like,\" offering a diverse mix of genres from 80s synth-pop to contemporary indie tracks. Listeners can tune in via their smartphone app, smart speakers, or online at 8Radio.com. Notable presenters include Steve Conway, Pearl, Amber, Brian Daly, and Neil Murray, many of whom have prior experience with Phantom FM. 8Radio.com is independently owned and operated by 8Radio Vision Ltd.

Playlist

Circles feat Tyler Ballgame — Johanna Samuels
Circles feat Tyler BallgameJohanna Samuels
17:55
Suicide Hotline — The Prettiots
Suicide HotlineThe Prettiots
17:51
Juicebox — The Strokes
JuiceboxThe Strokes
17:48
Zoom 97 — Kurt Vile
Zoom 97Kurt Vile
17:42
Hold On — Alabama Shakes
Hold OnAlabama Shakes
17:38
It's The End Of The World As W — REM
It's The End Of The World As WREM
17:34
My Lover — The Afghan Whigs
My LoverThe Afghan Whigs
17:32
Two Fingers — Sea Power
Two FingersSea Power
17:28
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Top Songs

1
The Distance — CAKE
The DistanceCAKE
2
Sleep to Dream — Fiona Apple
Sleep to DreamFiona Apple
3
Fade into You — Mazzy Star
Fade into YouMazzy Star
4
You Broke the Magic — Julie Feeney
You Broke the MagicJulie Feeney
5
Moondance — Van Morrison
MoondanceVan Morrison
6
The Luckiest — Ben Folds
The LuckiestBen Folds
7
Insane In the Brain — Cypress Hill
Insane In the BrainCypress Hill
8
Galvanize — The Chemical Brothers
GalvanizeThe Chemical Brothers
9
Fortunate Son — Creedence Clearwater Revival
Fortunate SonCreedence Clearwater Revival
10
Like a Rolling Stone — Bob Dylan
Like a Rolling StoneBob Dylan

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