Rinse FM

Rinse Group Ltd

About this app

Transmitting uncompromising and innovative underground music from London & Paris to the world, 24/7.

Established by a group of friends wanting to share the music that inspired them, Rinse originally started life as a pirate radio station in 1994, curating, creating and delivering authentic music out of its East London heartland.
Over two decades, Rinse has built a strong community across its radio stations, record labels, and events, constantly spotting talent and creating shifts in culture, always ahead of the curve.

Get locked to our London & Paris channels with live and on demand-shows from hundreds of residents & guests, delivering the best in underground music across myriads of genres from around the world.

With the Rinse FM app you can:
- Listen to Rinse London, Rinse France, Kool FM & SWU FM wherever you go
- Discover the full schedule
- Listen back to your favourite shows

RinseFM © London/Paris/Worldwide

Ratings and reviews

My favorite DJ puts new shows on here every month, so there's that. And the app doesn't crash. But it's really frustrating to use: no way to bookmark any shows/DJs, so I have to scroll horizontally and then veritically each time. No search, no sorting by style, and not much "you might like..." No way to interact with other fans. So I listen to one DJ and otherwise I don't use this app.

EDIT: App is getting better, but it still crashes out of the blue frequently, very annoying. I've checked my settings and it's not optimised so not battery saver shutting it down, not sure what's the problem. OLD REVIEW:: App is getting better... no updates for a year now two in a month! Still a bit laggy but 10x better than before. Downloads are nice. Next up would be great to be able to save/like/follow certain shows, and CASTING!

Terribly designed, it's pretty much just showing the website inside an app. Browsing past shows is non functional, and staying on the home page incurs massive downloads from all the embedded videos! This very clearly misses the mark and there was no thought put into what makes an app actually "mobile".