Smooth Country live
National - Online
Smooth Country live
National - Online
Country
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About Smooth Country live
Technical details, frequency and station information
Anyone after country will find a familiar name in Smooth Country, which broadcasts to a UK-wide audience.
The online feed carries the same output that goes to air, without the interference of ordinary radio. It tends to be the practical option for listening at work or on the move.
The player on this page streams Smooth Country live in one click — free, with no app to install and no account to create.
Station details
Dial / FrequencyOnline
LocationNational
Genres
Country
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Frequently asked questions about Smooth Country live
Smooth Country has no place on the dial. It is one of the many British stations that launched as a stream rather than applying to Ofcom for a frequency, which is why specialist formats like this one exist at all — the audience for them is spread too thin for local FM. It plays here with nothing to install.
Smooth Country works in country. As an internet station it runs continuously, without the local opt-outs or news bulletins that punctuate broadcast radio.
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.
An hour of Smooth Country costs roughly 30 to 60 MB. For comparison, standard-definition video can use that in a few minutes.
Usually the connection rather than the station: streaming needs a steady flow and any dip interrupts it. Reloading the page fixes most cases; switching network or closing other tabs handles the rest.