Maybe have a look in https://www.radio-browser.info/users
I haven't had a play with it yet.
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Wow this is really good. I'm gonna mess with it now..thank you very much
After messing with it a bit this is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you. Wow
Great :)
I got there via RadioSure.
Oh this is cool too. Thank you!
SomaFM works great in a browser, I've never seen the need for an app. Although, they do have one... I don't know if it's open source or based on anything open source.
I'll check that out thank you. Although, another commenter mentioned radiodroid. Seems to be everything I wanted
I use RadioDriod on FDroid. It does the job.
For actual RF based radio around the planet there's websdr and kiwisdr. Both those platforms have actual wideband receivers run by (mostly) radio amateurs and accessible by any web browser. It's like having access to a collection of shortwave radio receivers.
Broadcastify is a platform where people share internet streams of local radio transmitters, also accessible via the web.
There's radio applications like TuneInRadio that package some of this up and slather it in advertising.
Source: I'm a licensed radio amateur and this is what I do for fun :)
Oh this is interesting. I recently (within the last year) found a few websites that offer SDR radio tuners for free. I thought that was so cool and I was able to tune into stuff using their equipment over the web.
I'm basically looking for an android app that lets me browse some internet radio stations (music). I probably should have been more detailed in my original post. But you have actually opened my eyes to some other things I'm interested in.
Is it specifically radio you want? The world seems to have moved to podcasts. Radio vs podcasts is like broadcast TV vs streaming, people now stream exactly what they want instead of just watching whatever is on TV. I've got plenty of podcast suggestions and AntennaPod is a great app for that.
If I search for radio on f-droid, it come up with Transistor and RadioUpnp (amongst others).
So I really love Sirius XM stations..they do charge ten bucks a month for it. I was kinda wanting an app that offers the same experience but free of charge. Obviously, I would support any app or station that I love. I'm just looking for more options.
Radio Garden
I love Radio Garden for exploring worldwide. You can search locations for stations via a globe gui, or genres in a search bar, so many ways to find music.
Truly a fun way to Internet radio.
Oh Yeah!! I have that one bookmarked on PC.
I use vradio for this.