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Rinse FM

Thirty years, zero drift.

Where UK dance music goes before it has a name.

Geeneus and Slimzee were teenagers, pushed off Pressure FM over politics and their age, when they put a jungle pirate on air over Notting Hill Carnival weekend in 1994, broadcasting from the kitchen of a council flat in Ingram House, Bow. The studio lived in Slimzee's house for its first three years. Seventeen years of illegal transmission followed, through UK garage and then the grime and dubstep it broke first, before Ofcom granted a community licence and Rinse moved to 106.8 FM and DAB in 2011.

Dizzee Rascal and Wiley had their first airtime here, Skream, Kode9 and Oneman made it the dubstep address, and the current grid keeps doing that job: jungle, jump-up, grime, garage, dub techno, soul and rap laid out across dayparts. A record label, an events arm and sister channels in Paris, Bristol and Hackney now hang off what started in that kitchen.

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United KingdomBristol

SWU.FM

Youth club with a transmitter.

electronic

IrelandDublin

Power FM

Never did get a licence.

electronic

BulgariaSofia

OFF BEAT Radio

73 shows, one basement.

FranceToulouse

Le Lounge Radio

Built in lockdown, stayed on.

United KingdomBrighton

CodeSouth.FM

The records come first.

ItalyBologna

Jungle Planet Radio

The revival, one amen at a time.

electronic

RussiaSaint Petersburg

Arena Radio

Made outside the capitals.

electronic

United StatesSan Francisco

program audio

Three days a week, doors open.

electronic

Hong KongHong Kong

FM BELOWGROUND

The luxury district's blind spot.

TurkeyIstanbul

Dinamo MMRadyo

Only on when the club is.

electronic

NetherlandsAmsterdam

Amsterdam's Most Wanted

Still illegal in spirit.

ColombiaBogotá

REC Radio Electrónica Colombiana

Nobody here is an import.

electronic

NetherlandsNijmegen

Open Source Radio

Every slot, a different rulebook.

United KingdomLondon

Flex FM

Went legal, kept the edge.

United StatesDenver

DNBRADIO

A nonprofit with a subwoofer.

electronic

United KingdomLondon

Kool FM

Older than most of the genre.

electronic

NetherlandsVeldhoven

jungletrain.net

Running since dial-up.

electronic

Czech RepublicZnojmo

Radio Bojler Room

Wine country, hard kicks.

electronic

United StatesBrooklyn

Half Moon

Whatever the block is playing.

FranceDijon

The Underground Lair

Built for the bass-obsessed.

electronic

London, United Kingdom

Rinse FM

Thirty years, zero drift.

Where UK dance music goes before it has a name.

Geeneus and Slimzee were teenagers, pushed off Pressure FM over politics and their age, when they put a jungle pirate on air over Notting Hill Carnival weekend in 1994, broadcasting from the kitchen of a council flat in Ingram House, Bow. The studio lived in Slimzee's house for its first three years. Seventeen years of illegal transmission followed, through UK garage and then the grime and dubstep it broke first, before Ofcom granted a community licence and Rinse moved to 106.8 FM and DAB in 2011.

Dizzee Rascal and Wiley had their first airtime here, Skream, Kode9 and Oneman made it the dubstep address, and the current grid keeps doing that job: jungle, jump-up, grime, garage, dub techno, soul and rap laid out across dayparts. A record label, an events arm and sister channels in Paris, Bristol and Hackney now hang off what started in that kitchen.

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