Jamaica's #1 reggae station
About this station
Irie FM began test transmissions in July 1990 and officially went on air on August 1, 1990. [source]
Its About page describes its format as reggae and says IRIE stands for Innovative Radio Inspiring Everyone. [source]
The station says it also provides news, sports, current affairs and community affairs coverage alongside music. [source]
It describes Reggae Bash, held at White River Reggae Park in Ocho Rios, as a series of live reggae shows it produced between 1990 and 2001. [source]
Current hits — reggae, dancehall & pop
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ZIP 103 FM says it began broadcasting on June 9, 2002. [source]
Its official About page describes a mix of hip hop, pop, rock, alternative, soca, reggae, dancehall, EDM and Afrobeats, with a 90-second Info Cast each hour. [source]
The station reports approximately 98% coverage of Jamaica and says its website and social channels reach listeners internationally. [source]
Dancehall, hip-hop, R&B & reggaeton
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RJR's history records that it expanded in 1984 by adding FAME FM as a third station. [source]
FAME 95FM's group page describes its programming as entertainment, conversation and music featuring world and Caribbean tracks. [source]
Jamaica's oldest broadcaster — news & talk
About this station
The supplied RJR history traces the broadcaster to a commercial licence issued on July 9, 1950. [source]
It says FM broadcasting began in 1953 and the operating company became Radio Jamaica Ltd in 1959. [source]
The article describes programming that includes Jamaican and international music, news, talk shows and listener questions. [source]
News, sports & current affairs
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The supplied Nationwide 90FM article describes a Kingston station broadcasting on 90.3 FM, with news, sports, entertainment and current-affairs coverage. [source]
It also says the station can be heard online outside Jamaica. [source]
Classic Caribbean hits — 70s, 80s & 90s
About this station
To be a viable electronic communications medium that balances melodic, familiar music with concise news and the best of Jamaican culture. [source]
Gospel, praise & uplifting talk
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Love 101 FM and Love Television are owned and operated by the National Religious Media Commission. [source]
The station describes the commission as a collaboration of eight Christian organisations in Jamaica. [source]
It says the commission received a licence in 1992 to establish and operate religious radio and television services. [source]
Its stated mission is to promote Christian values. [source]
Caribbean gospel music 24/7
About this station
The supplied article gives February 25, 2012 as the station's first air date and identifies KC Broadcasting Company Limited as its operator. [source]
It describes the format as gospel, with about 80% Jamaican gospel music, lists Kingston studios, and gives frequencies of 91.7 and 91.9 FM. [source]
Your Life..Your Music
About this station
The station's official site says it broadcasts live on 105.1 and 105.3 FM. [source]
Its About page describes reggae fusion and programming focused on wellness, personal growth, social responsibility and community. [source]