XM Chill

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XM Chill
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Broadcast area United States
Canada
Slogan An Experience in Sound
First air date March 1, 2006
Frequency XM 84
Format Chill Music
Class Satellite Radio Station
Owner XM Satellite Radio
Website xmradio.com ch 84

XM Chill is a radio station on XM Satellite Radio channel 84. It was recently launched on the March 1, 2006 as an effort by XM to increase their quantity of commercial free music. Big Tracks was also launched on this day. The station plays downtempo, stress-free electronic music with a low energy to it. Currently the station has one show, Musical Starstreams, which airs Sundays 4PM-6PM ET. The channel debuted in Canada on April 17, 2006.

Artists You'll Hear: Moby, Brian Eno, Thievery Corporation, Zero 7, Chemical Brothers, Air, Radiohead, Massive Attack, Groove Armada









  Dance formatted radio stations in the United States  view  talk  edit 
Terrestrial
KNGY (San Francisco) · KNHC (Seattle) · KNRJ (Payson/Phoenix) · WBZC (Suburban Philadelphia) · WDRE (Long Island) · WDVW (New Orleans) · WMPH (Wilmington, DE) · XHTO (El Paso) · KXRG (Honolulu) · KPMW (Maui) • KLBU (Santa Fe; Electronica/Chill)
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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