
About the station
Soul 57 is a purely internet-based station from Canada that, according to its website, broadcasts around the clock. The programme revolves around soul, funk, disco, funky house and jazz-funk, complemented by blues, gospel and Motown, Stax and Chess recordings. The station presents itself as an archive of deeper soul and describes itself as a meeting point for fans of this style; an independent assessment of this claim is not available.
The website is also a tribute to the African American radio DJs of earlier decades. Names mentioned include Frankie Crocker, Jocko Henderson, Petey Greene and Red Alert. The focus is thus less on a single on-air personality than on the tradition of soul radio from American cities.
The station is connected with the magazine Sepia Magazine Online, which appears as a co-sponsor. There is also an associated YouTube channel called Soul 57 TV, a podcast series and a page with track information. Details on the founding year, station management and presenters are largely missing from the website.
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How to listen to 57 Years of Soul Music Radio
- In your browser Right here with the play button – free and without signing up.
- With the app In SoundNode for Android and iPhone, with favourites and alarm clock.
- On your TV In SoundNode for Fire TV and Android TV.
- In the car Via Android Auto with the SoundNode app.
- On a speaker With Chromecast: tap “Cast” in the player.
- Based in
- Canada
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