Groovera

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Groovera
Groovera
Broadcast area Internet radio
Slogan "Web radio. Chilled grooves. True."
First air date August 23, 2003 (as OverXposure)
Format Chill-out
Former callsigns OverXposure.FM
Affiliations independent
Owner Qaz Media LLC
Website http://groovera.com/

Groovera (aka. Groovera Chilled Web Radio) is an independent, multi-channel, commercial-free, and listener-supported Internet-only radio station dedicated to "chill-out music", featuring mixes of downtempo, nu-jazz (aka. "future jazz"), and future lounge, as well as other related and contributing genres.


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Founded in Seattle on August 23, 2003 by Tim Quigley, Groovera was originally known as "OverXposure.FM" and featured a single web radio stream called FrostByte Groove Lounge. OverXposure.FM underwent brand transition in September 2006 and became Groovera (pronounced "groov-AIR-ah"), a fanciful word combining the words "groove" and the Latin word "vera" meaning "true" or "pure". As part of the brand transition, the FrostByte Groove Lounge name was retired and the channel rotation divided into the currently existing channels Jet City Lounge and Low Mercury. The foundations of Ambient Popsicle and forthcoming channel Jazz ala Mode were extracted from the FrostByte Groove Lounge rotation in April 2004. Groovera radio channels first appeared in iTunes Radio in February 2007.

Groovera 4" x 6" flyer (back)
Groovera 4" x 6" flyer (back)

Groovera currently features three distinct chillout-only music channels designed to appeal to the different, however popular interpretations of what is "chill-out music": Jet City Lounge, Ambient Popsicle, and Low Mercury. Five forthcoming channels have been in incubation since April 2004. The following are the current channel line-up descriptions according to the Groovera website:

  • Jet City Lounge: A fine mix of chilled instrumental future lounge, downtempo, nu-jazz, groove jazz, and brokenbeat, with intermittent vocals. This is the latest evolution of our original, award-winning channel previously known as FrostByte Groove Lounge.

  • Time Magazine Europe: "This nonstop mix of chill-out and ambient grooves form the perfect soundtrack to a long soak in the bath or a room-service déjeuner à deux." (as OverXposure.FM)
  • 2005 Web Radio Awards: "Best Chilled / Ambient Station" (as OverXposure.FM)
  • 2005 Web Radio Awards: "Best Downtempo DJ" (as OverXposure.FM)


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Terrestrial
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HD Radio
Format Lab: Classic Dance · Club Phusion · Pride Radio · Trancid · WiLD en Espanol (KYLD-HD) · Workout Channel
Other: Star 93.7 (WMKK-HD) · HD-D2 (WPOW-HD & WRDW-HD2) · WBBM-HD2 · KRSK-HD2 · Orbital 93.1 · Club Ben
Satellite
Sirius: The Beat· Boombox · Strobe · Area 33 · Chill
XM: The Move · BPM · The System · Chrome · XM Chill
Audio/Cable
Music Choice: Dance · Electronica
DMX Music: DMX Dance · DMX Lounge
Internet
Energy 98 · Groovera (Chill) · Groove Radio · IPartyRadio · MusicOne · Party107 · The Pulse · United Djs Radio


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