NRJ Sur La Route

NRJ Sur La Route does one thing well: keep the tempo up. No long talk breaks, no deep cuts, just French pop and dance sequenced for driving. Angèle into Aya Nakamura into David Guetta is a typical ten-minute stretch, and that flow is the whole appeal. It's not subtle. It isn't trying to be. The playlist leans on current hits, so the biggest singles rotate harder than a picky listener might want. That's the trade-off. What you get back is momentum, the kind that works on the A7 with three hours left before Marseille. Catch NRJ Sur La Route live for twenty minutes and the logic is clear. Underne…