Caribbean radio station launches first with iHeart radio

By: Staff Writer

January 26, 2024

In a groundbreaking development in digital broadcasting, CaribStar Radio officially launched this week as the first Caribbean station in partnership with iHeartRadio. This pioneering platform, streaming 24/7, is set to be a game-changer in how the Caribbean diaspora connects with its roots, music, and culture. Building on the esteemed legacy of Irie Jam Radio, CaribStar Radio brings a fresh, dynamic approach to Caribbean broadcasting

“CaribStar Radio is not just a continuation of a legacy; it’s a new chapter in uniting the Caribbean diaspora,” said Bobby Clarke, co-founder of CaribStar Radio. “Our partnership with iHeartRadio, a first for a Caribbean station, underscores our passion, and commitment to delivering quality content that resonates with our audience.”

Listeners can tune into CaribStar Radio through various channels:

• Internationally: Via the website www.caribstarradio.com.

• Nationally: On the iHeartRadio app , accessible across the United States.

• Locally in New York: Radio broadcasting on 95.9 FM/1240AM WGBB

The station features an impressive lineup of radio personalities, including DJ Roy, DubbMaster Chris, Jabba, DJ Cali B, Kevin Crown, Vayne, Fatta Diamond, Young Chow, Steelie Bashment, DJ Stakz, and Riggo Suave and top Caribbean Broadcasters & DJ’s, ensuring vibrant and diverse programming around the clock.

This partnership between CaribStar Radio and iHeartRadio represents a monumental step in amplifying the Caribbean voice like never before. It’s more than just a broadcasting achievement; it’s a pivotal moment for Caribbean commerce and culture. By providing an unprecedented platform, this collaboration extends the reach of the Caribbean diaspora, offering a level of exposure and connectivity previously unattainable. This is not just about entertainment; it’s about empowering a vibrant community, opening doors for future endeavors, and enhancing the influence of Caribbean stakeholders globally. CaribStar Radio is poised to be a catalyst for growth and unity, bringing the richness of Caribbean culture to the forefront of the global stage.

“CaribStar Radio isn’t just a station; it’s a legacy reborn,” said recording artist, Rupert “Rupee” Clarke. “Growing up, Irie Jam was the soundtrack of our lives, a beacon of our culture. Now, CaribStar Radio takes this torch to light up a new path, connecting our music and stories with the world in ways we’ve only dreamed of. It’s more than a platform; it’s a celebration of who we are. I want to congratulate the entire CaribStar Radio team, and I wish them nothing but the best success. Their success is our success.”

CaribStar Radio invites listeners from around the world to be part of this exciting journey. Whether they’re in New York or across the globe, join them by tuning in to CaribStar Radio via the website, the iHeartRadio app, or on 95.9 FM/1240 AM WGBB. Listeners will also have the option to listen via the Official CaribStar Radio App which will be launching soon. Experience the unique blend of Caribbean music and culture brought to listeners by the new voice of the Caribbean community. Listeners can be a part of this historic moment and immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Caribbean culture and music, brought to them by CaribStar Radio, the “Heartbeat of the Caribbean.”

“Irie Jam was where our voices found a home, a place that celebrated our rhythms and roots,” said recording artist, Nadine Sutherland. “With CaribStar Radio, this legacy takes a leap into the future, amplifying the Caribbean spirit to new heights and new ears. It’s an honor to witness our culture being embraced and expanded on such a grand scale. CaribStar Radio partnering with iHeartRadio is massive and something we as a community should be proud of..”

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  1. Mr. Kemp, welcome to 2024 after a wonderful nativity 2023, a New Year’s Eve saying goodbye to 2023 and Epiphany 2024. I wish you much success in the new year that is already saying goodbye to the month of January. I want to take this opportunity to congratulate the creation of the new Radio and wish it many successes in its mission of connecting the Caribbean diaspora with its roots. Receive affectionate greetings. Raúl Ignacio José Arana Irías, Nicaraguan poet identified with the Caribbean.

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