Dancefloor Radio

Moscow and Petersburg have their electronic scenes, and Dancefloor Radio pulls from both. The station isn't trying to be Resident Advisor or appeal to purists - it's built for actual dance floors and the people who move to them. The mix swings between house and techno, occasionally veering into industrial or dark ambient territory, but never staying there long enough to lose the club. Tracks tend toward four-on-the-floor momentum with enough harmonic interest to keep things from feeling mechanical. You'll catch Russian producers alongside international names - someone like Nils Frahm sitting n…