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Hotwire Music Channels Effective 12/1/14 HOTWIRE MUSIC CHANNELS Stingray Music provides continuous, commercial-free music with a complete selection of 50 channels covering all popular musical genres. With several channels in each of the genres, there is music to match every mood and every occasion. IPTV IPTV Stingray Music Channel Stingray Music Channel Channel # Channel # 550 Hit List 575 Y2K 551 Dance Clubbin’ 576 Nothin’ But 90’s 552 Eclectic Electronic 577 Everything 80’s 553 Alt Rock Classics 578 Flashback 70’s 554 Hip Hop 579 Jukebox Oldies 555 Urban Beats 580 Hot Country 556 Jazz Now 581 Alt Country/Americana 557 Groove (Disco & Funk) 582 No Fences 558 Classic R’n’B & Soul 583 Country Classics 559 Soul Storm 584 The Light 560 Gospel 585 Today’s Latin Pop 561 Jammin’ 586 Latino Urbana 562 Rock 587 Retro Latino 563 Heavy Metal 588 Latino Tropical 564 Rock Alternative 589 Romance Latino 565 Adult Alternative 590 Holiday Hits 566 Rock en Espanol 591 Broadway 567 Classic Rock 592 The Spa 568 Pop Adult 593 Smooth Jazz 569 Bluegrass 594 Jazz Masters 570 The Chill Lounge 595 The Blues 571 Maximum Party 596 Swinging Standards 572 Folk Roots 597 Easy Listening 573 Chamber Music 598 Classic Masters 574 Kid’s Stuff 599 Pop Classics Hotwire Communications is a service mark of Hotwire Communications, Ltd. © 2014 Hotwire Communications, Ltd. All rights reserved. Channel lineup subject to change. THE 50 CONTINUOUS MUSIC CHANNELS OF THE STINGRAY MUSIC SERVICE: ROCK POP ADULT ALTERNATIVE DANCE CLUBBIN’ Contemporary pop rock with great songs from yesterday. From the dance floor to your living room! CLASSIC ROCK EASY LISTENING Classic rock of the late 60’s to the 80’s. Showcasing well-known songs and melodies in the most relaxing way. ROCK SWINGING STANDARDS Great rock from the 80’s to today. The names are legendary; the songs are classics. ROCK ALTERNATIVE HIT LIST The essence of rock today: new and newer tunes. Today's hottest hits with recent favorites. NEW HEAVY METAL NEW GROOVE (DISCO AND FUNK) All the classics that made metal what it is today. Full on Disco and Funk; try keeping still to this. ALT ROCK CLASSICS MAXIMUM PARTY Revel in alternative music from the 80’s and 90’s era. Let this be the soundtrack to any great party. THE CHILL LOUNGE COUNTRY Ambient, trip hop, downtempo, chill…electronic mood at its best. COUNTRY CLASSICS The best-loved traditional and classic country music. POP ADULT From today's hitmakers to perennial favorites. ALT COUNTRY / AMERICANA Americana is the crossroads for country, folk & rock music. THE LIGHT Inspiring pop and folk Christian music. HOT COUNTRY All the hits from today's new country. JAMMIN' Hot reggae and Island music. NO FENCES A blend of your favorite country classics from the 80's & 90's. GOSPEL From contemporary Gospel songs to the power of gospel traditions. BLUEGRASS Traditional bluegrass and the stars of today's best pickers. HOLIDAY HITS All the best classic holiday songs for your listening enjoyment. FOLK ROOTS The best songwriting and storytelling. NEW ECLECTIC ELECTRONIC This is electronic music for life at the club level. URBAN POP DECADES SOUL STORM Contemporary soul and R&B. FLASHBACK 70'S Relive an explosive musical decade that was the 70’s. URBAN BEATS Hip Hop culture featuring recent hits of the day. EVERYTHING 80'S The best of pop music from the 80’s. NEW HIP HOP Rhythms, rhymes, samples and beats. NOTHIN' BUT 90'S All the hits of the 90’s. NEW CLASSIC R’N’B & SOUL Motown, Stax, Philly and more, all the movers and shakers of the soul years! JUKEBOX OLDIES Rock and roll from the 50’s and 60’s. NEW Y2K STINGRAY EXTRA All about the 2000’s! The Y2K generation is all about media, internet hype and anything new; including music. THE SPA Relaxing instrumental electro-acoustic music. JAZZ KID'S STUFF The world's best children's entertainers and storytellers. JAZZ MASTERS Artists that shaped the world of jazz from the 50's and 60's. NEW BROADWAY Experience all your favourite show tune hits. Bright lights here we JAZZ NOW come! An aural snapshot of the world of jazz today. Cool and contemporary! LATINO SMOOTH JAZZ LATINO TROPICAL The easiest groove from the hottest in contemporary jazz. Today’s hottest salsa, rumba and tropical hits. THE BLUES TODAY'S LATIN POP Classic blues from the 60's to the new artists of today. The best in today's emerging Latin pop artists. LATINO URBANA CLASSICAL Popular Latin sounds with an urban hip hop twist. CHAMBER MUSIC RETRO LATINO Intimate small ensemble and recital works of the world’s Enjoy the best of yesterday’s Latin big stars and songs. greatest composers. NEW ROMANCE LATINO CLASSIC MASTERS Love Songs in Spanish. Concertos, symphonies and ballet music, from 1760 to today. NEW ROCK EN ESPAÑOL POP CLASSICS The best of Rock and Rock Alternative in Spanish. The world's best loved melodies of the past 200 years. music.stingray.com/en_US.
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