Jazz Radio Only Women

Jazz Radio Only Women diffuse en direct depuis Lyon, France, sur Tuninga Radio.

Cette station de radio est spécialisée dans la musique Jazz, R&B, Soul, Pop, Funk, Reggae.

The station broadcasts a comprehensive selection of jazz music, encompassing a wide range of styles and artists. Its programming focuses on showcasing both established and emerging talent within the jazz genre. Recent features highlight the work of Japanese pianist Ryo Fukui, whose album *Scenery* is now considered a cult classic, and Sly Johnson, whose new single “Thinkaboutit” previews an upcoming album, *Mister Johnson*. The broadcaster also provides coverage of prominent jazz festivals, including Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés, which is returning in 2026 with artists like Marion Rampal and Levi Harvey Trio, and Les Nuits de Fourvière, featuring acts such as China Moses and Curtis Harding. The station's content extends beyond purely musical selections, incorporating news and features related to the jazz world. The station’s programming includes a variety of segments and interviews. Notably, there are “Docks Live Sessions” featuring artists like Michel Jonasz, and interviews with Aloe Blacc, who credits the country with popularizing his song “I Need a Dollar.” The website also promotes upcoming events, such as three evenings dedicated to jazz experiences, and highlights performances by Malted Milk celebrating their 30th anniversary. Other scheduled events include appearances by Julia & Julien, the Fabrice Tarel quintet, and La Touche Manouch’. The broadcaster also publishes “Les Bons Plans,” which detail local jazz-related happenings, such as a new intimate jazz club called Louloute in Paris. The station also acknowledges and promotes awards, such as the Prix Jacques Deray, with a focus on film noir. The station was established in 1996 and broadcasts on FM frequencies. It has played a role in the rediscovery of artists like Ryo Fukui, bringing his music to a wider audience through its coverage of festivals like Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The broadcaster’s commitment to jazz music is evident in its consistent programming and dedication to showcasing both historical and contemporary artists. The station's coverage of events and interviews demonstrates a commitment to supporting the jazz community and providing listeners with insights into the creative process. The station offers a selection of podcasts available on its website, including interviews and live session recordings. It also highlights venues that offer unique jazz experiences, emphasizing the importance of live music and communal listening. The website provides information on upcoming events and artist features, demonstrating the broadcaster’s ongoing engagement with the jazz scene and its audience.