Radio Relativa

Radio Relativa doesn't care where it's from. The station's origin is a mystery, but that frees it up to play whatever it wants. One moment you're hearing a gritty Hip Hop track - think late-period J Dilla or some Griselda crew cut. Next, it shifts into ambient drones that could be Brian Eno's 'Music for Airports'. The eclecticism is its identity. Soul and R&B sit comfortably next to electronic beats and folk guitars. The programming feels less like a curated playlist and more like someone's record collection on shuffle - in the best way. At 192kbps, the stream quality is solid, handling both t…