The Beat London Joins Dab Digital

Posted on October 31, 2018

Just after two years, multiple award-winning station The Beat London 103.6FM will now broadcast on dab digital radio covering the whole of the London region.

The Beat London 103.6FM fly the flag as London’s number one urban community radio station for young people.

They provide the freshest in urban sounds, broadcasting live from its North-West London home 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Teaming up with sister station The Beat 99.9 in Nigeria, The Beat London continues to celebrate their strong connection with a global audience and in particular between the UK and Africa.

On demand listening is a big aspect of their listeners busy lives, who want their favourite music and shows on the go.

“We are happy that we now provide a multimedia broadcasting environment that enables the The Beat London to develop a wider market, and offers our audience better broadcast quality and service.”

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