Intamixx 80s 90s Radio UK live
England - Online
Intamixx 80s 90s Radio UK live
England - Online
Dance- Soul / R&B
- Throwback
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About Intamixx 80s 90s Radio UK live
Technical details, frequency and station information
Broadcasting to listeners in England, Intamixx 80s 90s Radio UK built its audience around dance, soul / r&b and throwback.
Alongside the broadcast signal, the station keeps a continuous internet stream, so you can follow it at any hour and from anywhere.
Intamixx 80s 90s Radio UK's live stream sits in the player on this page, free and ready to run on mobile, tablet or desktop.
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2 more stations on the Intamixx network.
Intamixx is an independent UK online broadcaster with channels for eighties and nineties music and a separate Desi service for South Asian listeners. It is run on a much smaller scale than the Global and Bauer brands.
Frequently asked questions about Intamixx 80s 90s Radio UK live
Neither. Intamixx 80s 90s Radio UK is internet-only, which in practice means no coverage map and no interference: it sounds the same in Cornwall, in Glasgow and abroad. The player on this page carries the live feed, free and without an account.
Soul, funk and R&B across eras, a lineage that has a particular history in Britain: northern soul turned obscure American records into a national club movement, and the appetite it created never really went away.
Dance is a wide church and British radio splits it finely: house, garage, drum and bass, techno and jungle all have their own audiences here, and each carries a distinct history. Intamixx 80s 90s Radio UK works within that territory rather than the chart-dance crossover that daytime radio tends to play.
It works from any country. Some British broadcasters do replace certain music or sport on their international feeds because rights are sold by territory, but the station itself is not geo-blocked.
Yes — the link to its official site is in the station details above. That is the place to find the current schedule and presenter line-up, which change more often than a directory can track.