SuperNova Radio

SuperNova Radio

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Willie and the Hand Jive

The Johnny Otis Show

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    Sixteen Tons

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    No Woman No Cry

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    8 minutes ago

  • Art for Mystify by INXS

    Mystify

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  • Art for There It Is Part 1 by James Brown

    There It Is Part 1

    James Brown

    15 minutes ago

  • Art for Problems by The Everly Brothers

    Problems

    The Everly Brothers

    17 minutes ago

  • Art for I Want to Make the World Turn Around by The Steve Miller Band

    I Want to Make the World Turn Around

    The Steve Miller Band

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    Broken Hearted Me

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  • Art for Eight Days a Week by The Beatles

    Eight Days a Week

    The Beatles

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About

Our format refuses to be pigeonholed, but might best be expressed as “Eclectic Gold.” Music today is all about variety: Classical, Jazz, C&W, R&B, AC, Rhythmic AC, Adult Top 40, Soul, Oldies, Classic Hits, AOR, Nostalgia, AAA, etc. The average music station is usually niche-specific and doesn’t go beyond a self-defined boundary. Supernova Radio returns to the days of Top 40 programming in the 1960s, where you will hear the Beach Boys, the Statler Brothers, Black Sabbath, the Temptations, Cannonball Adderley, Jack Jones, the Serendipity Singers, or Miriam Makeba on the same station. Access to diverse music is much broader today, but most everyone’s focus has become more narrowly defined. Supernova Radio hopes to change that focus, and return to the days when you might hear anything on one station, and not know what might come up next. Supernova Radio generates excitement for the listener, especially those who have a broad listening palate. Combine this with some elements of classic Top 40 radio, and a new, exciting, unpredictable station is created.

SuperNova Radio

SuperNova Radio

Now Playing

Willie and the Hand Jive

The Johnny Otis Show

Last played

  • Art for Sixteen Tons by Tom Jones

    Sixteen Tons

    Tom Jones

    4 minutes ago

  • Art for No Woman No Cry by Bob Marley & the Wailers

    No Woman No Cry

    Bob Marley & the Wailers

    8 minutes ago

  • Art for Mystify by INXS

    Mystify

    INXS

    12 minutes ago

  • Art for There It Is Part 1 by James Brown

    There It Is Part 1

    James Brown

    15 minutes ago

  • Art for Problems by The Everly Brothers

    Problems

    The Everly Brothers

    17 minutes ago

  • Art for I Want to Make the World Turn Around by The Steve Miller Band

    I Want to Make the World Turn Around

    The Steve Miller Band

    21 minutes ago

  • Art for Broken Hearted Me by Anne Murray

    Broken Hearted Me

    Anne Murray

    25 minutes ago

  • Art for Eight Days a Week by The Beatles

    Eight Days a Week

    The Beatles

    28 minutes ago

About

Our format refuses to be pigeonholed, but might best be expressed as “Eclectic Gold.” Music today is all about variety: Classical, Jazz, C&W, R&B, AC, Rhythmic AC, Adult Top 40, Soul, Oldies, Classic Hits, AOR, Nostalgia, AAA, etc. The average music station is usually niche-specific and doesn’t go beyond a self-defined boundary. Supernova Radio returns to the days of Top 40 programming in the 1960s, where you will hear the Beach Boys, the Statler Brothers, Black Sabbath, the Temptations, Cannonball Adderley, Jack Jones, the Serendipity Singers, or Miriam Makeba on the same station. Access to diverse music is much broader today, but most everyone’s focus has become more narrowly defined. Supernova Radio hopes to change that focus, and return to the days when you might hear anything on one station, and not know what might come up next. Supernova Radio generates excitement for the listener, especially those who have a broad listening palate. Combine this with some elements of classic Top 40 radio, and a new, exciting, unpredictable station is created.