Discoradio

Broadcasting across the Lombardy and Piedmont regions, this station maintains a focus on uptempo tracks designed for an adult audience aged 18 to 44. Established on September 14, 1988, in Caravaggio by Angelo Zibetti, the network originally functioned as a promotional arm for the Studio Zeta discotheque. Following its acquisition by the RDS group in 2006, the broadcast operations relocated to Milan, specifically to a studio on Via Melchiorre Gioia. The programming schedule features signature productions such as the Discoradio Party events, which take place in public squares and clubs throughout Northern Italy. Listeners encounter a consistent rotation of rhythmic music throughout the day, shifting in intensity to match the daily rhythm of local urban life. The station is available via FM and DAB+ frequencies, as well as through its digital platforms. Programming includes blocks like the Club Chart, which tracks current dance trends, and various magazine-style segments. It represents a significant historical evolution from its early beginnings as a localized discotheque support project to a broader interregional media entity.