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FreeQue FM

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FreeQue FM runs like a live online radio station. Pick a channel, press Tune in, and you join the song that is already playing partway through instead of starting from the top. The queue keeps looping so the station never stops, and it plays through the same player as everything else on FreeQue.

How it works

  • One shared clock: everyone who tunes in at the same moment hears the same song at the same point.
  • Gully FM is on air now, looping the Hindi Rap tracks approved on FreeQue.
  • After Dark, Desi Fusion and Melbourne Local open once there is approved music for them.
  • No new controls to learn — FM plays through the regular player at the bottom of the screen.

Where it stands

Gully FM works on Discover with the approved Hindi Rap songs. There are three of them, so the loop repeats every 9-10 minutes until more music is approved. The other three channels are marked Coming soon.

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