Jazz Radio Jazzy French

Jazz Radio Jazzy French streams live from Lyon, France, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Jazz, R&B, Soul, Funk, Pop music.

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 jazz genre, alongside related musical styles. Content includes features on international jazz musicians and highlights of upcoming jazz festivals and events. The broadcaster also presents news and information related to the jazz world, including artist profiles and album releases. Recent coverage has focused on the late Japanese pianist Ryo Fukui, whose album *Scenery* is now considered a cult classic, and the return of the Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés festival, featuring artists like Marion Rampal and Levi Harvey Trio. The station’s programming extends beyond traditional jazz, incorporating elements of funk, R&B, and soul music, as exemplified by Sly Johnson’s new single “Thinkaboutit” and the music of Robin Thicke. The station’s programming includes a variety of segments and features. Podcasts are a significant part of the content, including interviews such as a conversation with Michel Jonasz from Docks Live Sessions and an interview with Aloe Blacc discussing the popularity of his song “I Need a Dollar” in the region. The broadcaster also highlights local events, such as three evenings dedicated to jazz experiences, and celebrates milestones like the 30th anniversary of Malted Milk with a special performance at La Cigale. Listings for events like the Nuits de Fourvière festival, featuring artists like China Moses and Curtis Harding, are regularly updated. Furthermore, the station provides information on awards ceremonies, such as the Prix Jacques Deray, and showcases performances by artists like Fabrice Tarel and La Touche Manouch’. The broadcaster was established in 1996 and operates as a FM radio station. It has played a role in bringing lesser-known artists to a wider audience, as demonstrated by the rediscovery of Ryo Fukui’s music. The station's coverage of events like Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés suggests a long-standing commitment to supporting the jazz community and promoting the genre. The inclusion of historical features and artist spotlights indicates a dedication to preserving and celebrating the legacy of jazz music. The station's ongoing presence and evolution, as evidenced by its continued programming and online presence, highlights its enduring significance within the jazz landscape. The station maintains a digital presence, offering podcasts and event listings accessible through its website. It actively promotes local jazz scenes and venues, such as Louloute, a new jazz club in Paris, and highlights events taking place in various locations. The broadcaster’s commitment to supporting live music is demonstrated through its coverage of performances and festivals. The website serves as a central hub for information about upcoming events, artist interviews, and jazz-related news, fostering a sense of community among jazz enthusiasts.