Radio Frisk Groove

Frisk Groove is Frisk Radio's soulful sister station, promoted by the broadcaster as 'Music for the Soul'. Its remit covers new soul, soulful house and pop or soul crossover material, creating a warmer and smoother counterpart to the main Frisk dance service and the more forceful Frisk Bounce channel. The name therefore signals a real musical distinction within the group.

Groove can move between rhythmic contemporary productions and sounds rooted in soul without becoming a general oldies service. The common thread is feel and musicianship rather than a single decade, which gives the station room to introduce newer releases alongside established favourites. That approach is also reflected in Frisk's official guidance for artists submitting music to the channel.

Diana Ross's Love Hangover and Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes' The Love I Lost illustrate the classic side of the selection. Alongside them, the channel lists Michael Gray's remix of Ten City's That's the Way Love Is and Dave and Maurissa's What About My Love. Original soul recordings and contemporary club treatments therefore form part of the same musical conversation.

The station shares Frisk's visual identity and digital platform, but its more soulful selection makes it useful as a separate listening destination. It is aimed at people who enjoy dance music with richer vocals, funkier textures or a less relentless pace. Shows and individual selections may change, while the underlying promise remains stable: Groove is the Frisk service for soul-oriented music rather than another copy of the parent station.