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FM Free Radio / Re: An NYC roundup (May 2024)
« on: June 02, 2024, 1626 UTC »
I got an update on the IDs on some of these stations.
Shoutout to D. Goren for helping me out.
88.9 might be Telemiracle or Tele Mirak La in Kreyol from Flatbush.
…or Jamaica has it’s own little Haitian radio scene and they have one on the freq. I’ve listened there a little but not enough to really know who’s who…if you ever hear anything on 90.1 that would be Krik Krak, probably.
90.5 is Brooklyn Community Radio
> 90.9: French African, Haitian or some sort of creole
Jamaica I think. The Flatbush Haitian moved to another freq. a couple of weeks ago.
> 91.3: Haitian/Creole
I get a lot of Newark Haitians here, this could be Tete a Tete but again maybe jamaica
> 91.7: Distinctly religious sounding creole
Probably La Voix Du Peuple in Flatbush. They’re pretty powerful
> 94.1: Almost impossible without my SDR to filter out NYC’s sideband, there is a station here, spanish music
I have a West Indian one here…good music good time. Not sure what this is…Bronx possibly
> 94.3: Sometimes a spanish station, sometimes rap (not the station from Jersey)
The Flatbush station here is Firevibez, mostly Caribbean stuff, but might play some rap.
> 98.5: Nearly 24/7 mainly in english, rap, dance, Sundays they play classic soul
Yard Vibes Radio in Flatbush. They ID frequently.
> 105.5: Reggae
Crossroads family in Flatbush most likely
> 106.3: Just heard last night, soul/r&b, quiet audio
Wild FM Flatbush
Shoutout to D. Goren for helping me out.
88.9 might be Telemiracle or Tele Mirak La in Kreyol from Flatbush.
…or Jamaica has it’s own little Haitian radio scene and they have one on the freq. I’ve listened there a little but not enough to really know who’s who…if you ever hear anything on 90.1 that would be Krik Krak, probably.
90.5 is Brooklyn Community Radio
> 90.9: French African, Haitian or some sort of creole
Jamaica I think. The Flatbush Haitian moved to another freq. a couple of weeks ago.
> 91.3: Haitian/Creole
I get a lot of Newark Haitians here, this could be Tete a Tete but again maybe jamaica
> 91.7: Distinctly religious sounding creole
Probably La Voix Du Peuple in Flatbush. They’re pretty powerful
> 94.1: Almost impossible without my SDR to filter out NYC’s sideband, there is a station here, spanish music
I have a West Indian one here…good music good time. Not sure what this is…Bronx possibly
> 94.3: Sometimes a spanish station, sometimes rap (not the station from Jersey)
The Flatbush station here is Firevibez, mostly Caribbean stuff, but might play some rap.
> 98.5: Nearly 24/7 mainly in english, rap, dance, Sundays they play classic soul
Yard Vibes Radio in Flatbush. They ID frequently.
> 105.5: Reggae
Crossroads family in Flatbush most likely
> 106.3: Just heard last night, soul/r&b, quiet audio
Wild FM Flatbush