Reggae Radio Irie FM

"The Heartbeat of Jamaica".

The tag line for this 100% reggae and dancehall radio station is, reggae in the morning, reggae in the evening and reggae atnight.

At first this idea of an all reggae station seemed impossible. But they Have "reggaelutionised" the airwaves withits format".

This station has done what no other station has done or tried to achieve.

The structure and format of the programs aired has helped tremendously in making Jamaicans aware of their culture.

Irie FM took to the airwaves like storm, developing personal relationship with its listeners, boasting the largest loyal audienceand becoming the people's #1 radio station.

It was also the first station in Jamaica with dependable, non-aligned news and sports, information on the music industry, community and current affairs.

This Station can be found on the FM frequency at 107.1, 107.3, 107.5, 107.7 and 107.9. The range of programmes varies and are tailoredfor your complete satisfaction and relaxation.

They are "The after shock, Early Irie, Running African, Sunday Sunshine, Memories, Cool Vibes, Good Vibes, Wake up Call, Easy Skanking, The Jam, The right Stuff, Sexwise, What's the score, Cutting Edge, Entertainment Buzz and Mix to the Max.

This Station has helped to nature new and old talents.

Reggae Bash is an Irie's production of live performance that runs from 1990-2001. This is where some of the the best new artists are booked to show-offthere talent.

They have hosted some of the most talented and influential personalities across the globe like, Winnie Mandela, Louis Tarrakhan, Beenie man Buju Banton and Tarrus Riley.

This radio station has the most advanced equipments/facilities in the Caribbean.

They also have listeners from all over the US and not to mention the homeland Jamaica.



As they say "Irie FM is the Heartbeat of Jamaica, Promoting reggae music and Jamaican Culture with No Apologies."

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