Jazz Radio Gospel

Jazz Radio Gospel streamt live vanuit Lyon, France, op Tuninga Radio.

Dit radiostation is gespecialiseerd in Jazz, R&B, Pop, Soul, Funk-muziek.

The station broadcasts a wide range of jazz music, positioning itself as 'the radio for all jazz.' Established in 1996, the broadcaster’s programming focuses on showcasing diverse jazz styles, from hard bop to contemporary interpretations. A significant portion of the content highlights both established and emerging artists, emphasizing the global nature of the genre. The website regularly features news and information related to the jazz world, including artist profiles and album releases. Recent coverage includes the late Japanese pianist Ryo Fukui, whose album *Scenery* is now considered a cult classic, and details about upcoming festivals like Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés, which will return in 2026 featuring artists such as Marion Rampal, Levi Harvey Trio, and L'Antidote. The broadcaster also provides updates on artists like Sly Johnson, whose new single “Thinkaboutit” previews an upcoming album, and China Moses. The station’s programming extends beyond music to include interviews and podcasts. A recent interview featured Michel Jonasz discussing his approach to music and its relationship to text, presented as part of the Docks Live Sessions series. Aloe Blacc also participated in an interview, discussing the unexpected impact of the nation on the recognition of his song “I Need a Dollar.” The website also promotes events and happenings within the local music scene, such as three evenings dedicated to jazz experiences, and highlights the 30th anniversary celebration of Malted Milk with a new album. Further programming includes features on venues like Louloute, a new jazz club in Paris, and Julia & Julien, known for their jazzy elegance and pop influences. The station also acknowledges and promotes awards like the Prix Jacques Deray, and showcases performances by artists such as Fabrice Tarel and La Touche Manouch’. The broadcaster's history is marked by a commitment to the jazz genre, having been on the air since 1996. The website references a past iteration of Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés, indicating a long-standing connection to significant jazz festivals. The station’s continued presence and programming suggest a dedication to preserving and promoting the art form. The broadcaster's coverage of artists discovered later in their careers, like Ryo Fukui, demonstrates a willingness to champion talent regardless of traditional timelines or established recognition. The station utilizes a digital platform to disseminate its content, including podcasts and event listings. The website serves as a hub for news, artist information, and schedules. The broadcaster actively engages with the community by promoting local events and highlighting venues that support live jazz performances. The inclusion of event listings and artist interviews suggests a desire to foster a vibrant and connected jazz community, both online and within the physical spaces where the music is experienced.