Disco music for a fun party: 8 online radio stations with drive and dance vibes

Disco music for a fun party is needed to set the rhythm right away – from the classics of the 70s to neo-disco with French chic. We’ve gathered 8 stations where dance culture sounds truly alive: Salsoul and Solar, Italo-disco hits, German discofox and Dutch funk. Turn it on in the evening – and your room turns into a dance floor.

The ball spins – The Trammps, Stephanie Mills, Voyage, Quincy Jones and other heroes of the vinyl era play. This Swiss station keeps its focus on the golden period of disco and rare dance hits that sound like the soundtrack to New York clubs of the late 70s. Conveniently, extended 12-inch versions often appear – the very ones DJs used in peak hours. And yes, this is that warm “analog” vibe that made us fall in love with the genre.

If you love refined grooves, filtered bass and elegant house – this is the place. FG Chic develops the disco line of the French scene: from neo-disco and boogie to soulful house. The French touch is felt in every detail: stylish, but without snobbery.

A true paradise for lovers of Italo-disco and Eurodisco: fat synths, drum machines, instantly catchy melodies. This station sounds like opening the door to an 80s club glowing with neon panels. On air – Radiorama, Gazebo, Ken Laszlo and dozens of other Italo-disco heroes. Synth lines stretch out like beams of light, and the choruses stick in your head from the first listen. Turn on The Disco Paradise – and the evening turns into that very party where the music doesn’t let go until morning.

The Polish scene has always adored Italo disco - and RMI proves it. On air are The Flirts, Scotch, Laserdance, Milou - that very synth drive with romantic choruses. The station carefully preserves the "cosmic" line of the genre and is perfect if you want that synth boost for the dance floor.

A home radio for those who love the kind side of the 80s: melodic choruses, synth-bass and nostalgia without sadness. Italo4you always has the “right” selection - from hit names to warm and rare tracks from vinyl B-sides, which keep the playlist sounding fresh. Perfect for starting the evening without rush and then turning up the volume.

The Dutch know how to blend funk and disco so it grooves without a break. On Sublime Funk & Disco you’ll hear tight basslines, Latin percussion and disco strings - from chart hits to collector’s gems. A perfect bridge between the classics and a more modern sound, when the playlist needs to flow in “waves.”

A project by enthusiasts who truly love disco - on air 24/7 with 70s-80s classics, soul and funk, rare vinyl versions and even homemade “home brew” mixes. This is a station for those who enjoy the details: when you hear not only the hit but also the proper mastering of the era. The party will be warm and soulful.

When you want the feeling of an offline club but you’re sitting at home - you turn on Intergalactic FM - Disco Fetish and its broadcast instantly takes you back to the era of synths, drum machines and vinyl mixes. You don’t just hear the hits there, but the atmosphere: Italo tracks, old disco, rare classics that collectors love. It sounds as if the DJs are whispering to you: "Listen carefully, this is what usually stays only on records."

Disco is not just dance music, but a whole spectrum of moods: from the golden past to the bold experiments of today. These eight stations show disco in all its colors - from the 70s-80s classics on 1.FM Disco Ball and the French chic of Radio FG Chic to the synth Italo on The Disco Paradise and Polish projects RMI and Italo4you. Sublime Funk & Disco brings the funky groove, Disco Factory FM keeps the rare vinyls alive, and the daring underground thrives on IFM Two - Disco Fetish. Turn on any of them - and the party has already started.