Digitally Imported VS JAZZRADIO.com

Https://di.fm is good for electronic music enthusiasts with a ton of different sub-genres to choose from. - Source: Hacker News / 3 months ago

If you're a EDM fan like me you probably know the super traditional website Digitally Imported. - Source: dev.to / 3 months ago

Listening since forever - premium for 4-5 years, because 'if I have to throw money at anyone, it should be di.fm'. You guys are saving me from the plague of coworkers chatting, on a daily basis :). Source: 9 months ago

Thank you sir! I've been listening to di.fm (Digitally imported back then) since 2004!! This has never happened and I can confirm that! Thank you di.fm for being my college/work background music for decades! Source: 9 months ago

It looks like di.fm is likely hosted at that DC. Their IP traces to a New York area Unitas location. Unitas owns INAP so it all correlates. Source: 9 months ago

You should definitely give it a try. I'm a lifetime subscriber, but I'm 99% sure they offer a free tier. They have 50+ electronic channels, so something for everyone. If you like it enough to subscribe, your subscription also carries over to classicalradio.com, jazzradio.com, radiotunes.com, rockradio.com, and zenradio.com. Source: over 1 year ago

Those are probably badly curated playlists. When I'm not on the mood to choose the songs, I try the trumpet channel on jazzradio.com or other similar radios. Source: almost 3 years ago

I'll add another vote for di.fm, great variety there. Totally worth the $60/year, because you can also access jazzradio.com and a bunch of other sites (for when you need a break from house). Source: almost 3 years ago