BBC RADIO 1XTRA: Amplifying black music & culture
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BBC RADIO 1XTRA: Amplifying black music & culture broadcasts from London, United Kingdom. It's part of our directory of United Kingdom radio stations.
BBC RADIO 1XTRA: Amplifying black music & culture plays Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Gospel. Check the About section above for the full genre list and the broadcaster's website if you want to dig deeper.
Programming on BBC RADIO 1XTRA: Amplifying black music & culture is in English. Hosts, news and talk segments use this language — music selections may include other languages depending on the show.
BBC RADIO 1XTRA: Amplifying black music & culture streams at 101 kbps in AAC+. Higher bitrate sounds richer but uses more mobile data — most phones handle this without issue on Wi-Fi or 4G.
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