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| Broadcast area | Netherlands |
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| Frequency |
Haaglanden: 95.6 MHz Greater Amsterdam: 95.7 MHz Rhine/ Haarlemmermeer: 95.9 MHz Utrecht: 103.4 MHz |
| Programming | |
| Format | Dance music |
| Ownership | |
| Owner | SB Radio/MBM Corporative Worldwide |
| History | |
First air date | 1999 |
| Technical information | |
| Repeater(s) | Rembrandttoren |
| Links | |
| Webcast |
Web Stream Web Stream (iTunes) |
| Website | www.fresh.fm/ |
Fresh FM is a Dutch regional, commercial radio station transmitted through air in the regions of Greater Amsterdam, Utrecht, Haaglanden and Rhine/ Haarlemmermeer. It broadcasts for free via the Internet. Fresh FM's programming is primarily dance music and is very diverse within that genre. The station's target audience is 17- to 49-year-olds and it is one of the most listened to regional radio stations. It is based in The Hague. Fresh FM has existed for several years and got a lot during the Zerobase in 2003 with the broadcasting territories of North Holland ( Amsterdam, Haarlem and Haarlemmermeer), South Holland ( The Hague, Leiden and Alphen) and the city Utrecht. Fresh FM's slogans are "Feel good!" and "It's all about the music".
DJs
- Erwin van der Bliek
- Michel de Hey
- Mark van Dale
- Peter van Leeuwen
- Gijs Alkemade
- Marcello & Paolo Jay
- Peter Teunisse
- Frank Schildkamp
- Dominic Schep
- Frank van Huussen
- Norman
- Cor de Splinter - *Gizmo - *Darkraver
- Jurgen Rijkers - DJ Jurgen
- Wytske Kenemans
- John Digweed
- Ferry Corsten
- Chard
- Frank Schildkamp
- Norman
- Adam Beyer
- Paul van Dyk
- Carl Cox
- Above & Beyond
- Artento Divini
- DJ Jean
Programs
- Turbulentie 2.0
- mix at 6
- DJ Jean @ Work
- Dance Files
- Group Therapy
- Club Fresh
- Hardhouse Generation
- ID
- Corsten's Countdown
- Fresh Feel Good 40 - hitlist with the 40 most played hits of last week.
- Weekend Afterparty
The other disc jockeys have a program with the same name.
External links
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