Irie Storm Radio is a Brooklyn-based online station rooted in Caribbean music and culture, serving New York City's vast Caribbean diaspora community with reggae, dancehall, soca, and the cultural news and talk programming that connects Caribbean-American listeners to their home islands and to each other. Broadcasting from Brooklyn — one of the most Caribbean neighborhoods outside of the Caribbean itself — Irie Storm Radio carries the sounds and energy of island life into the urban landscape of New York.
The music draws from the full breadth of Caribbean sound: roots reggae and Rastafarian traditions, contemporary dancehall from Jamaica, soca and calypso from Trinidad and the Eastern Caribbean, and the folk and cultural music that carries the stories of the islands. Between music, the station covers news and events relevant to Caribbean communities across New York — community announcements, cultural events, immigration news, and the kind of local talk that makes a station feel like a neighborhood institution rather than just a playlist.
Irie Storm Radio streams online for free, 24 hours a day, from Brooklyn. Whether you're a Caribbean-American in New York looking for a station that speaks your culture, or a music fan anywhere in the world drawn to the rhythms of the Caribbean, Irie Storm Radio offers an authentic and community-rooted listening experience. No account needed — just tune in.