Every channel is built from what the community actually catches — nothing is hand-programmed. What’s on air is computed from a shared clock, so everyone tuned to a channel hears the same track at the same moment, and tuning in late drops you into the middle of it. Like a broadcast, not a playlist.
Channels play the 30-second preview each rights holder publishes for discovery. A channel with too little in rotation says it’s off air rather than looping.
Most “radio” in apps is a shuffled playlist that starts from the top for each person. EarWorm Radio runs on one shared clock, so a channel is a place people are in together.
What is on air is worked out from the time, not from when you pressed play. Tune in late and you land in the middle of the track, exactly where everyone else is.
Every channel draws from what the community has actually caught: fresh catches, what is rising, the most saved, the most shared, and deep cuts nobody else plays.
Hip-hop, pop, R&B and soul, rock, electronic, Latin, global, country, jazz and blues, plus brand new, the 2010s, the 2000s and classics.
A channel without enough songs in rotation says it is off air rather than looping the same three tracks.
Left and right change channel, up and down change the volume, M mutes. No mouse needed.
Channels play the preview each rights holder publishes for discovery. Full-length broadcast needs licensing that EarWorm has not taken on yet, and it does not pretend otherwise.
Yes. Save whatever is on air to your library with one tap.