24/7 Streaming for Bands
A channel that never goes quiet
A band page goes still between releases. A station does not. Yours streams continuously, so a fan who opens the link at three in the morning hears the band rather than a play button waiting to be pressed.
Everyone tuned in hears the same moment of the same song, because the stream runs on a shared clock rather than starting over for each listener. That is what separates a station from a playlist, and it is why arriving mid-song feels like catching a broadcast.
Built for a real catalog
This is not limited to AI music. Upload the recordings you own or hold the rights to, and the station plays them. Deep cuts, live takes, demos, and the record nobody streamed twice all get airtime they would never get on an algorithmic feed. A free station holds 25 tracks, which covers most bands, and paid plans raise the ceiling to unlimited for a deeper catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a band stream its own recordings?
Yes. Upload any music you own or hold the rights to and the station plays it in rotation. You are not restricted to AI-generated tracks.
Does the stream really run 24 hours a day?
Yes. The station plays continuously on a shared clock, so anyone who tunes in hears whatever is playing at that moment, not the first track over again.
Start your station free
Tune in to the AetherWave Radio Network, where every station is wall-clock synced so everyone hears the same song at the same second. Or launch a station of your own in a few clicks. Free to start, no license or equipment needed.
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