NRJ Tropical Hits

NRJ's tropical offshoot doesn't pretend to be anything else: it's pop built for warm weather. The playlist runs on French chart pop with an island accent, Aya Nakamura and Dadju sharing space with reggaeton-leaning remixes and afro-pop crossovers. Mornings stay bright and vocal-heavy. Afternoons drift toward dancehall tempo. Loud, warm, unbothered. It's not subtle, and it isn't trying to be. What keeps it interesting is the French-language core. You'll hear Clara Luciani or Angèle next to a bilingual club edit, which is a combination mainstream radio in France rarely bothers with. Weekends get…