Jazz Radio Stax & Motown

Jazz Radio Stax & Motown streams live from Lyon, France, on Tuninga Radio.

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

The station broadcasts a diverse range of jazz music, positioning itself as 'the radio for all jazz lovers.' Its programming features both established and emerging artists, spanning various subgenres within the jazz landscape. Content includes news and information related to the jazz world, highlighting international artists and events. Recent features have focused on the late Japanese pianist Ryo Fukui, whose album *Scenery* is now considered a cult classic, and the upcoming return of the Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés festival, showcasing artists like Marion Rampal and Levi Harvey Trio. The broadcaster also provides updates on artists such as Sly Johnson, whose new single “Thinkaboutit” previews an upcoming album, *Mister Johnson*, and Robin Thicke, known for blending soul, pop, and R&B influences. The station’s commitment extends beyond music, covering cultural events like Les Nuits de Fourvière, a festival featuring concerts and performances. The station offers a variety of programming formats, including interviews and podcasts. A recent interview featured Michel Jonasz, discussing the relationship between music and text within his Docks Live Sessions. Aloe Blacc shared insights on the unexpected popularity of his song “I Need a Dollar” within the region. The station also produces “Les Bons Plans,” providing recommendations for jazz-themed evenings, including events at locations like Louloute, a new jazz club in Paris, and highlighting performances by artists such as Malted Milk, celebrating their 30th anniversary with a new album. Other featured artists and events include Julia & Julien, Fabrice Tarel quintet, and La Touche Manouch’. The broadcaster was established in 1996 as a FM radio station. A significant moment in its history was the rediscovery of Ryo Fukui's music, which gained widespread recognition thanks to its inclusion in Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The station also acknowledges and celebrates cultural milestones, such as the Prix Jacques Deray, an award honoring film noir, and provides coverage of events like those at La Cigale marking Malted Milk’s anniversary. The station's dedication to promoting both established and emerging talent demonstrates its role in the jazz community. Beyond its music programming, the station provides a platform for community engagement through podcasts and event listings. The website features news and updates on various jazz-related happenings, including upcoming festivals and concerts. The broadcaster’s coverage extends to local events, such as evenings dedicated to jazz and dining experiences. The station also highlights new venues and artists, contributing to the vibrancy of the jazz scene and providing listeners with opportunities to discover new music and experiences.