Radio C

Radio C doesn't tell you where it's from, and that's part of the appeal. Broadcasting from an unknown country, it carries an air of mystery. The playlist sees no boundaries: one track could be obscure synthpop from the 80s, the next a fingerpicked folk ballad from last year. It's the kind of station you put on for a road trip when you want to be surprised. The DJs (if there are DJs) might be algorithmic, but the selection feels human. There's no overriding genre. That's the point. It's a music radio station that could be broadcasting from anywhere, and that mystery makes every track hit differ…