RauteMusik.FM

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RauteMusik (also RM or #Musik) is an internet radio station based in Germany. RauteMusik was first broadcast on 20 April 2003 with just one main stream. In the next four years, RauteMusik established itself as one of Europe's biggest internet radio stations.[1][2] Currently up to 37,000 people listen to RauteMusik simultaneously.

RauteMusik Streams

RauteMusik currently has 40 different radio streams:

  • Musik.Top40: Chart Hits
  • Musik.Main: 80s, Pop, Rock, Charts and new Hits
  • Musik.ChartHits: Pop, R'n'B, Dance, Electro
  • Musik.Club: Dance, HandsUp, Techno, Trance
  • Musik.Rock: Rock, Alternative, Punk
  • Musik.Metal: Metal, Heavy Metal, Metalcore, Grindcore
  • Musik.JaM: HipHop, R’n’B, Rap, Reggae, Soul, Urban
  • Musik.Happy: Feel Good Music
  • Musik.Party: Party Hits
  • Musik.Workout: 130BPM Beats
  • Musik.Deutschrap: German Hip-Hop & Rap
  • Musik.House: House, Dance, Electro
  • LoveHits.FM: Love Songs and Kuschelsongs
  • Musik.Goldies: Oldies, 60s, 70s, 80s
  • Musik.Lounge: Ambient, Jazz, Downtempo, Chillout
  • Musik.HardeR: Hardstyle, Hardcore, Jumpstyle, Schranz
  • Musik.BigCityBeats: House, Electro
  • Musik.Oriental: Arabian Music
  • Musik.Schlager: German Schlager, Discofox
  • Musik.DrumStep: Drum & Bass, Dubstep
  • Musik.Christmas: Christmas and Holiday Songs
  • Musik.Trance: Trance, Vocal Trance, Uplifting
  • Musik.Solo Piano: Piano Composers
  • Musik.HappyHardcore: Happy Hardcore and UK Hardcore
  • Musik.Country: Country, Western, Americana
  • Musik.12Punk: Punk Rock, Ska, Hardcore
  • Musik.Kids: Kindermusik, Kinderpop
  • Musik.Study: Lo-Fi
  • Musik.Salsa: Salsa, Latino, Tropical
  • Musik.Trap: Trap, Glitch Hop, Moombahton
  • Musik.TechHouse: Tech House, Minimal
  • Musik.90s: 90s, Eurodance
  • Musik.Sex:
  • Musik.Traurig: Loneliness, Sadness
  • DAS Coachingradio: Easy Listening, Coaching
  • WackenRadio.Com: Metal from the Wacken Open Air Festivals
  • BreakZ.FM: Mixtapes, Hip Hop, Dance

The streams are offered in three formats — MP3 SHOUTcast 128kbit/s, MP3 SHOUTcast 48 kbit/s, and aacPlus.

References

  1. ↑ Rautemusik: Vom Jugendprojekt zu Deutschlands größtem Webradiosender
  2. ↑ (in German) Webradio auf dem Handy - RauteMusik.FM mit neuem smart4music-Player findet regen Zulauf Archived 28 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine.

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