Radio Art

I’ve been looking for a service like this for a long time. The music selections are carefully curated to deliver a relaxing feeling. I log in when I want to read or at the end of the day when I like to enjoy classical pieces. The sound quality is above average which is a plus. Bravo!

I had the best experience communicating with the support team for a technical issue. I did not expect such a fast email reply first explaining the issue then giving an estimated time for the fix, which was only 30 minutes. When I checked back in 30 minutes, the issue was indeed resolved. I was absolutely amazed, pleased and feeling being valued and respected - even though I am just a customer using their free user access. This is truly a company that I would respect back and wish the best for them to grow big so they can serve more people with their wonderful selections of music!

I subscribed (easy)… After that a labyrinth… I like Vivaldi… I still have these pesky advertising every 1 minute 40 seconds… I have a strong password that RadioArt choose… now I have no way to know what it is …. Is this professional or what?

The app is horrible. Crashes all the time and does not even let you log in. I paid a 2 year subscription for 78 dollars and every time I go and try to login it does not work. Wouldn’t recommend it to my worse enemy

While much of Radio Arts rich library is available elsewhere such as Spotify, the ability to add two channels of nature sounds playing in the background makes this a unique experience. I enjoy for example playing the sound of a stream through one ear-pod and the sound of rainfall through the other while listening to music. The large selection of nature sounds offers a relaxing ‘outdoor vibe’ that has me wanting to listen all day-discreetly. And with individual volume controls for the background choices and the music choice, I can adjust how much music or how much background I’m listening to. The music choices are comprehensive, categorized well, informative, and beautifully illustrated. The app is easy to navigate and use through bookmarking favorites etc. I would suggest giving it a try for month and see if this app works for you.

I purchased Radio Art in order to enhance my meditation practice by playing music with nature sounds on my Sonos One speakers. Sadly the Airplay feature on the app is broken. When attempting to mix music and nature sounds with Airplay, the music will immediately stop playing the music and only play the nature sounds. This is frustrating because the app has such a wonderful selection of channels. I do hope they resolve this issue in the next update. I’d be happy to give it five stars at that point.

I have no problem with the free tier being feature limited -- for example, some channels aren't available, and you can't mix in nature sounds. But it turns out that even what you can listen to (on the free tier) is just one continuous advertisment for the subscription (paid) service. That is, while you're listening, they interrupt the music every minute or so with an audio message encouraging you to get the paid "membership". Just to be clear: wherever it talks about "joining" or "signing up" or "membership", that means paying. And it's a subscription, meaning you pay every month. No thanks. Your music isn't THAT good.

Found Radio Art among the most popular free Internet radio channels for Crete, Greece, sounds fantastic on the Libratone Zipp AirPlay 2 / WiFi / Bluetooth speakers we use by the pool. Radio Art quickly earned 3 of the 5 Libratone self-tuning faves! Especially enjoy “Radio Art - Chillout & Tropical”, which has been playing for 4 days of sunny seaside breeze so far. Downloaded the app to subscribe and support Radio Art.