How to Listen to Singapore Radio Online

Published 24 September 2026

You can stream Singapore radio live in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM's Singapore page, choose a station and press play. Singapore has four official languages — English, Mandarin, Malay and Tamil — and its radio dial serves all four, from two main broadcasters.

Mediacorp

The public broadcaster Mediacorp runs most of the dial, and its stations top the listening surveys:

• Class 95 — English, current hits.
• Gold 905 — English, classic hits.
• 987FM — English, youth-oriented hits.
• CNA 938 — English news and talk.
• Symphony 924 — classical music.
• YES 933 — Mandarin pop, Chinese and Korean, and the most-voted Singapore station in the directory.
• Love 972 and Capital 958 — Mandarin: easy listening, and news and talk.
• Warna 942 and Ria 897 — Malay.
• Oli 968 — Tamil.

SPH radio

The other big broadcaster runs ONE FM 91.3 and Kiss92 in English, UFM 100.3 and 96.3 Hao FM in Mandarin, and Money FM 89.3 for business news. UFM 100.3 and 96.3 Hao FM are both among the most-voted Singapore stations in the directory.

Four languages on one dial

• English — Class 95, Gold 905, 987FM, CNA 938, ONE FM, Kiss92.
• Mandarin — YES 933, Love 972, Capital 958, UFM 100.3, 96.3 Hao FM, and Jia 883.
• Malay — Warna 942 and Ria 897.
• Tamil — Oli 968; the Tamil radio guide covers Tamil stations in every country.

For anyone learning Mandarin, Malay or Tamil, Singapore radio is a clear, well-produced way to hear the language every day.

News

CNA 938 carries news and current affairs in English, and Capital 958 in Mandarin. For regional news, both look across Southeast Asia as well as at Singapore.

Listening from abroad

Singaporeans abroad — in Australia, the United Kingdom, the United States and across Asia — use online radio to keep up with home. Singapore keeps UTC+8 all year, with no summer time, the same as Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur and Perth. Expat radio covers the habit.

Sound quality

Mediacorp's streams mostly run at 48kbps AAC, which sounds better than the number suggests and is light on mobile data; SPH's at around 64kbps. Radio audio quality and bitrate explains the numbers.

A route in

1. Class 95, for English-language hits.
2. YES 933, for Mandarin pop.
3. CNA 938, for the news.
4. Warna 942 or Oli 968, for Malay or Tamil radio.
5. Symphony 924, for classical music.

All of them are on the Singapore page, free, an hour a day without an account. Across the causeway, Malaysian radio online is the natural next step.

Listen now: All stations from Singapore