KWR 65

Imagine stumbling upon a magical radio station hidden somewhere in the internet, where every press of the play button opens a time machine

About KWR 65

No matter where you are in the world, KWR 65 keeps the party alive, streaming the biggest hits of the 60s, 70s, 80s till now 24/7

KWR 65

60s, 70s, 80s anthems to smooth Soul, irresistible Disco, and legendary Club Classics, every tune tells the story of a decade that never really went out of style.

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70s

1970s music was defined by disco’s dance‑floor energy, rock’s explosive evolution, and the rise of funk, soul, and early punk. It was a decade of bold sounds, big personalities, and genre‑breaking creativity — from the smooth grooves of soul to the raw edge of punk and the glitter of glam rock.

80s

1980s music was bold, glossy, and high‑energy — driven by synthesizers, big drum machines, and the visual power of MTV. It mixed synth‑pop, new wave, arena rock, and the rise of hip‑hop, creating a decade of futuristic sounds, massive hooks, and unforgettable pop icons.

Till Now

2000s music was sleek, digital, and genre‑blending — shaped by R&B’s smooth polish, pop’s big hooks, rock’s revival, and the rise of electronic and hip‑hop dominance. It was a decade where auto‑tune, club beats, and global crossover hits defined a fresh, modern sound that pushed music fully into the digital age.

KWR 65

Is a online radio station.
Broadcasts under a license from Socan

KWR 65’s Favorite Artists highlights

Today we shine a spotlight on our Favorite Artists

Donna Summer

Queen of the Night

The lights in the studio were low, the air thick with the hum of machines waiting for something extraordinary. It was late — almost midnight — when Donna Summer stepped up to the microphone.

Earth, Wind & Fire

Music That Turned Joy Into a Mission

The rehearsal room in Los Angeles was buzzing long before anyone played a note. Maurice White stood in the center, eyes closed, imagining a sound no one had heard yet — something spiritual.

Gloria Gaynor

The Woman Who Refused to Fall

Long before she became the Queen of Survival, Gloria Gaynor was just a girl in Newark who loved to sing. Music filled her childhood home — Nat King Cole on the radio.

Shalamar

The Soul Train Kids Who Became Global Stars

Enter Jody Watley and Jeffrey Daniel, two charismatic dancers with style, attitude, and moves sharp enough to cut glass. They were joined by singer Gary Mumford, though he left quickly, replaced by Gerald Brown, who also didn’t stay long.

Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton’s life reads like a classic American fable

A girl born in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, one of twelve children, growing up “dirt poor” but surrounded by music. She wrote her first songs before she could read, performed on local radio and TV by age ten.

Bonnie Tyler

Bonnie Tyler’s voice was never meant to whisper

Her breakthrough came in the late 1970s with It’s a Heartache, a song she recorded after recovering from throat surgery. Doctors told her the rasp might fade. Instead, it became her signature — a voice that could crack open a stadium.

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Spotlight on our Favorite Artists

Neil Sedaka

Neil Sedaka’s career began in a tiny apartment in Brooklyn, where a shy boy with a huge musical gift spent hours at the piano. His mother believed in him so fiercely that she saved every Read more

Bonnie Tyler

Bonnie Tyler’s voice was never meant to whisper. Born Gaynor Hopkins in a small Welsh town, she grew up singing in local clubs, dreaming big while surrounded by farmland and coal dust. People noticed her Read more

Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton’s life reads like a classic American fable — a girl born in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, one of twelve children, growing up “dirt poor” but surrounded by music. She wrote her first Read more