Access audio content from -Canada including live and on-demand shows, music channels, podcasts, and audiobooks. Listen to ICI PREMIÈRE, ICI MUSIQUE, and other programs. Explore music playlists and concert listings.
Listen to live radio streams from various stations including news, sports, music, and talk shows. Set a sleep timer, add stations to favorites, and search by station, city, or country.
Listen to live radio stations from your country. Choose between RTL, NRJ, Europe 1, Skyrock, Fun Radio, and others. Access national stations anytime, even while traveling. Stream sports, news, music, and other genres.
The app provides continuous news updates from journalists and francophone partners. Users can watch replays of news broadcasts and access podcasts for on-the-go listening.
Stream genres like rumba, soukous, gospel, and Afrobeat from Congolese radio stations. Access cultural talk shows and local news. Listen 24/7 with FM-quality audio. Search tracks and stations quickly. View daily horoscopes and weather updates.
Stream live broadcasts from Inter, Info, Culture, and other networks. Access on-demand podcasts and music. Follow live events and news. Search for specific programs and genres. Save favorite episodes for offline listening.
Listen to live Senegalese stations with real-time music, culture, and news content. Play in the background while using other apps. Save favorite stations for quick access. Use AirPlay to stream audio to compatible devices.
Create music by combining animated characters with unique sounds. Compose melodies and original tracks. Customize sound effects and visual elements. Share creations directly.
Access live audio or video streams and replay past broadcasts of popular shows. Navigate directly to the start of an episode if missed. Stream or download podcasts and playlists from featured programs. Share content via social media links.
Access live audio or video streams and rewind to the start of an episode if missed. Retrieve audio or video replays of popular shows like Les Grosses Têtes, L'œil de Philippe Caverivière, Héros, and L'Heure du Crime.