Maxxi M

Maxxi M transmite en vivo desde Moisdon-la-Rivière, France, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música Pop, Rock, Electronic, Variety.

The station broadcasts a variety of music, with a particular emphasis on sounds from the 1990s. Listener feedback indicates a preference for joyful and upbeat music, especially during the holiday season. The broadcaster features a selection of tracks from artists such as Bakermat, Christine and the Queens, Lisa Stansfield, Jomanda, Innocence, Serge Gainsbourg, and Joachim Garraud, alongside other selections. The content also includes music videos and podcasts, accessible through the broadcaster’s online platform. A key element of the station’s appeal appears to be its ability to evoke nostalgia for past musical trends, as evidenced by comments referencing cassette tapes and the early 1990s music scene. The station’s playlists regularly include tracks by Peter Fridge, specifically “Crazy Good Style,” which is played at various times throughout the day. The programming schedule includes a dedicated show, “Enjoy to the Maxximum,” which airs on Saturdays from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM and is hosted by Audrey VolckAert. DJ THIERRY is a frequent contributor, often dedicating tracks to listeners and referencing the station's connection to the Rex Club in Paris. He highlights the popularity of 90s techno and house music. Titi Bourgeois is another recurring personality, consistently praising the station’s music selection and expressing enjoyment of the programming. The broadcaster also hosts events, as evidenced by an announcement regarding a gathering of “Maxximanias” at the Rex Club in Paris on November 21st. The station encourages listener interaction through dedications and messages. The station’s history is intertwined with the music scene of the 1990s, with references to the Rex Club in Paris and the resurgence of sounds popular during that era. The content suggests a strong connection to the local community, as demonstrated by the station’s blog featuring articles about the history of a local site. The broadcaster actively encourages support through a patronage program. A remix of Serge Gainsbourg’s “Requiem Pour Un Con” by MaXXimum 1990 highlights the station’s involvement in musical production and remixing. The station’s online presence extends to a blog and a video section featuring music videos and other visual content. The broadcaster maintains an online presence with a blog and video section, offering a range of content beyond just music. Listeners can submit dedications through the website. The station utilizes video content, including music videos and other visual media, and offers podcasts accessible through its platform. The station also provides information about a local historical site on its blog and encourages financial support through a patronage program. The station’s commitment to its audience is evident through the frequent acknowledgements and dedications shared on air and online.