Alicia radio

Alicia radio refuses to pick a lane. One minute you're immersed in a delicate folk melody from Natalia Lafourcade, the next you're hit with a raw punk track from Síndrome del Punk. Then a jazz saxophone solo cuts through, followed by a metal riff from Brujeria. Reggae pops up just when you think you've figured it out. It's disorienting in the best way. Tuning into Alicia radio live feels like channel-surfing through a music nerd's record collection. For a station that bills itself as a folk radio Mexico outlet, it's remarkably heavy. But that's why you listen to Alicia radio online - for the s…