Sakura Radio

Sakura Radio claims no single genre, which is both its strength and its identity problem. The playlist hops from indie folk to lo-fi beats to the occasional pop hit. It's like a college radio station without the college - just a love for music in all its forms. The stream at 32kbps sounds a bit tinny, but that's part of its charm for some. You'll hear deep cuts alongside familiar tunes. It's a US-based station, but the name hints at a possible Japanese influence - though you'll rarely hear actual Japanese music. Maybe that's the point: it's about the aesthetic. For casual browsing, it works. B…