Each hour of music is carefully blended together to flow smoothly between different musical styles & genres - just like real DJs used to do on FM. We don't use the computer-generated playlists or "carefully researched music libraries" that have sucked the soul out of FM radio - and we never just throw songs together at random the way many web stations do.

We also depend on input from you to help fine-tune our music mix. If you hear something that you feel strongly about (either positively or negatively), please take a moment to post a comment on that song.

We'd also love to hear from you if there's an artist you don't hear, but think would fit in with our music mix. Registered users can upload suggested additions to the library for review.

If you have questions about RP, you can email us via the links below - but check our FAQ page first. It contains answers to a lot of the most frequently-asked questions about RP.

We definitely welcome submissions from artists and record labels. Please read the FAQ on music submissions.

Registered users can upload suggested songs by their favorite artists for possible addition to the playlist. See our FAQ on music submissions. Radio Paradise uses uploaded songs for review purposes, or for licensed airplay. We do not distribute copies of any uploaded songs under any circumstances.

Radio Paradise is located in Paradise, California (hence the name...). Paradise is a peaceful little town in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, far from the big city stress & turmoil. Hopefully we'll help to bring a little Paradise into your life, wherever you're located.

The station is run using an innovative programming automation system designed by Radio Paradise's Bill Goldsmith. The actual music servers are located in San Diego, CA and New York and can be remotely controlled from our Paradise studio or from anywhere else in the world via a laptop. Bill & Rebecca are fortunate to be able to travel and still keep RP flowing smoothly.

Our audio relay servers are located in New York, San Diego, Dallas, London, Germany, Australia and many other places around the globe. They all feature high-speed redundant Internet connections to keep the music flowing smoothly.