Jazz Radio Reprises

The station broadcasts a diverse range of jazz music, positioning itself as “the radio for all jazz.” Its programming focuses on showcasing both established and emerging artists within the genre, alongside related musical styles. Content includes features on international jazz musicians, highlighting their contributions and influences. The broadcaster also provides updates on jazz events and festivals, including the return of the Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés festival in 2026, featuring artists like Marion Rampal, Levi Harvey, and others. The station’s coverage extends to broader musical landscapes, incorporating artists who blend jazz with other genres, such as Robin Thicke, whose music combines soul, pop, and R&B influences. The station also shares news and information about upcoming events and releases, such as Sly Johnson’s forthcoming album, “Mister Johnson,” and the programming for Les Nuits de Fourvière 2026. The station’s programming includes a variety of formats, including interviews and podcasts. A podcast series, “Jazz Radio Lubiana Interview,” features conversations with musicians. The “Docks Live Sessions” series includes an interview with Michel Jonasz, where he discusses the importance of music serving the content or text. Aloe Blacc’s interview highlights the role of the region in the popularity of his song “I Need a Dollar.” The broadcaster also publishes “Les Bons Plans,” which highlights local events, such as three evenings dedicated to jazz experiences, and celebrates milestones like Malted Milk’s 30th anniversary with a performance at La Cigale. Listings include events such as the Prix Jacques Deray, a tribute to film noir, and performances by Fabrice Tarel quintet and La Touche Manouch’. The station was established in 1996. It began as a FM radio station. The broadcaster has played a role in the rediscovery of artists like Ryo Fukui, a Japanese pianist whose album “Scenery” has achieved cult status. Fukui’s career, beginning with late musical training, exemplifies a path to recognition that the station highlights through its programming and features. The station’s coverage of artists like Ryo Fukui demonstrates a commitment to sharing lesser-known but significant contributions to the jazz landscape. The broadcaster also played a role in bringing attention to artists like Ryo Fukui, who was rediscovered by the public through a program. The station maintains a digital presence, offering podcasts and information about upcoming events. It provides details on events such as the Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés festival and Les Nuits de Fourvière. The broadcaster also highlights local happenings, such as evenings dedicated to jazz and Malted Milk’s anniversary celebration. The station's website serves as a hub for news, interviews, and event listings, connecting listeners with the broader jazz community and related musical experiences.