Your Radio, as a Playlist
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Radio Ognjišče
Radio Grüne Welle
KZRR "94 Rock" (Albuquerque, NM)
Radio Alfa
KBGO-HD2 "The Z95.1" (Waco, TX)
Radio Città dei Fiori
Radijo Gold FM
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- 12:24:47 UTC. NG, Tungba FM 90.3 Osun: ATUNSE(CORRECTION) 2 by EVANGELIST SULE Tungba FM 90.3 Osun
- 12:24:47 UTC. SI, Radio Ognjišče: MISEL NATE by ŽAVBI BROTHERS Radio Ognjišče
- 12:24:47 UTC. IT, Radio Cittadella FM 96.5: NOTTE DI SAN LORENZO by FRANCO SIMONE Radio Cittadella FM 96.5
- 12:24:47 UTC. IT, Radio Grüne Welle: Komm Mit Mir by Tiroler Herz Radio Grüne Welle
- 12:24:47 UTC. US, KZRR "94 Rock" (Albuquerque, NM): Better Man by Pearl Jam KZRR "94 Rock" (Albuquerque, NM)
- 12:24:47 UTC. FR, Radio Montmartre: Et bailler et dormir by Eddie Constantine Radio Montmartre
Every song, as it lands.
We listen to 13,104 radio stations in 175 countries at once. This is what has reached us in the last few seconds — nothing here is a sample or a replay.
The chart nobody else can build.
Not sales, not streams, not a panel of a few hundred stations in one country. This is every spin we heard, everywhere, in the last day.
How a song gets from the air into your playlist.
There is no editor here and no algorithm guessing what you might like. Everything on this site is the by-product of actually listening.
We listen
We hold an open connection to 13,104 stations and read the song title each one broadcasts alongside its audio. It is the same information your car stereo shows on its display — we just read all of it at once, instead of one station at a time.
We work out what the song actually is
What stations send is messy: wrong case, artist and title swapped, sponsor tags glued on the end. We clean each line up and find the real recording — and when we cannot be sure, we leave it out rather than file the wrong song.
We keep a playlist in step
Each station gets a Spotify playlist rebuilt from its own airplay, ranked by how often it actually plays each song. It changes when the station changes. Nobody curates it.
You don't need to remember the song. Just the station.
Most people who look this up remember roughly where and roughly when, never the title. Find the station and read its log back — timestamped to the minute, with a link straight to each song.
175 countries, and the map is lopsided on purpose.
We follow stations that publish what they play. Some countries do that almost universally, others barely at all, so this is a map of broadcast habits as much as of radio.
Recently added stations
The newest stations we have started logging. The catalogue grows every week — if yours is missing, ask below and we will look for it.
The artists radio is playing most this week
Ranked by real airplay across every station we hold — not sales, not streams, not a panel.
If it isn't landing on the board, tell us and it will be.
Give us a name and a country. That's all — we don't need the stream address, because almost nobody knows theirs and we can find it more reliably ourselves from the open radio directory.
We start looking the moment you send it, and most requests are settled within a few minutes. If it turns out to be ambiguous a person picks it up, which can take a day. Either way you get a link that tracks it.
Your free account
A free account opens a station's plays older than the last half hour, and the full comparison of two stations: press Compare on any station page. It is also where you make API keys. Sign in with your email. We send you a link, so there is no password.
Use AirplayChart on your site
Put live airplay on your own pages, or build on it. It is free, as long as you link back to us.
Station widget
No code to write. Open any station, find the box for your website near the bottom of its page, and paste one snippet into yours. It shows the latest songs and keeps itself up to date.
Airplay API
JSON for stations, plays, charts, artists and songs, with a free key. Build your own charts, alerts or apps on real airplay.
Radio ad monitoring for advertisers and agencies
Running ads on the radio? Send us your spot and the stations you booked, and we show you every time it aired, with the time, the length and an audio clip as proof.
Questions
Is this live, or a recording?
Live. The board shows songs as they reach us, and it keeps moving while you read.
Can I listen to the radio here?
Yes, for many stations. Press play on a station page and you hear its own live stream, straight from the station; we don't record or host any audio. Stations whose stream isn't secure (https) can't play here. For a single song, we hand you to Spotify.
How far back does a station's log go?
Back to the first song we logged, timestamped to the minute. Everyone sees the last half hour; with a free account you can load older plays or pick any day.
Why is my station's log empty?
Almost always because its stream stopped sending song titles. The audio is fine, but there is nothing for us to read. We keep checking every station, and some silent ones we identify by listening instead, so a log can come back on its own.
Are you affiliated with these stations?
No, and the foot of every page says so. Station names only say whose airplay we are reporting. If a station wants off, we take it off.
Who picks what goes in a playlist?
Nobody. It is the station's own most-played songs, ranked by spins. That is the whole method, and it is why the playlists sound like the stations do.
Can I use your data in my app or site?
Yes, for free. For a website, every station page has a widget you add with one snippet. For an app, our API gives you JSON for stations, plays, charts, artists and songs with a free key. Both need a visible link back to us. The developers page and the API terms have the details.
Do I need an account?
No. Everything here is free to browse without one. A free account opens a station's plays older than the last half hour, and the full comparison of two stations: press Compare on any station page. It is also where you make API keys.