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Music of Your Life is a time machine disguised as a radio station. The format is simple: the great American songbook, played with reverence. You'll hear Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Ella Fitzgerald, but also pop standards from the 50s through the 70s. It's the kind of station your grandparents had on in the kitchen, and that's a compliment. The curation avoids the overly saccharine - no elevator music here, just warm, well-chosen tracks that know how to swing. The DJs are unhurried, letting the songs breathe. Late nights lean into jazzier territory, while mornings favor the upbeat pop standards. It'…
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