Brian Eno, Jamie xx and more to host shows on Apple Music, as it launches three new stations

has launched three new radio stations, Apple Música Uno, Apple Music Club, and Apple Music Chill, which sit alongside existing stations Apple Music 1, Apple Music Hits and Apple Music Country. All three new stations feature live hosts, with the likes of Becky G hosting some of Apple Música Uno’s Latin-centric programming and electro icon hosting an ambient show on Apple Music Chill. Meanwhile, will be a 24/7 dance party, with a wide range of dance and electronic music hosted by Tim Sweeney and NAINA.

Honey Dijon, Jamie xx, FKA twigs and more will also host exclusive shows. “My show is a series of recordings taken from The Floor, a club that I opened for 10 days in London in May 2024,” Jamie xx explains. “I invited all my friends and collaborators down to play sets alongside me.

Some of my favourite DJs and artists appear in these sets, so I’m very grateful to them, and I’m so glad to be able to have all these sets here in one place for listeners on Apple Music.” honours a range of Latin talent across the globe. Alongside Becky G, Puerto Rican rapper Rauw Alejandro and Mexican-American unit Grupo Frontera are hosting their own shows.

Daily hosts Evelyn Sicairos and Lechero are on permanent duty, with Sicairos having her own La Oficial Radio, and Lechero hosting ¡Dale Play! Radio. “I feel incredibly honoured to have my own Apple Music radio show and be the voice of Apple Música Uno, where I can curate some of my favourite tracks and share my experiences with my fans,” Becky G says. “Growing up, I used to watch and listen to music programmes that inspired me so much.

.. I can’t believe I get to have my own show and hopefully inspire others in the same way,” she continues.

Finally, offers a place of solace for those wanting to wind down. The ambient and calming curation aims to be a sonic “sanctuary” where listeners can “feel at ease.” Brian Eno, Stephen Moccio and Zane Lowe will also host shows for the station.

“All my listening life I’ve been drawn to the slower, quieter, more mysterious end of the musical spectrum,” Eno says. “My radio show gives me the chance to share with others some of the things I’ve found there.”.