Requests are open at Streamless FM, the Australian internet radio station playing the songs radio forgot. Ask for anything in the collection and your song joins the same draw every other record is in. When it fits the show that is on, it plays.
Requests are made in the player, where you can search the collection and see whether the song has a spot coming. Free to join.
Open the player, search the collection for the song you want, and send it. Requests are free, and they are for regulars, which is a free account and about twenty seconds of setup.
Your song goes into the same pool every other record is in. It still has to suit the show that is on, still has to have had its rest since it last aired, and still has to clear the limits our music licence sets out.
When the moment comes it airs out the back of a break, and now and then Jeff says who asked for it. Some nights the moment does not come around, and that is the honest deal.
Songs listeners asked for that made it to air. Only what has already played appears here, never what is waiting.
A request follows the same house rules as every other record here. It has to suit the show that is on, an artist gets a breather between spins, a song that has just aired has a rest, and our music licence caps how often one artist or one album can come round. Your pick takes the first opening those rules give it. Nobody can bend them, and neither can we.
Asking is not choosing. Streamless FM decides what plays and when, the same as it always has. Your request joins the pool and waits for a spot that suits it, and some nights that spot does not come around. If you want the whole of it, we publish how songs get picked, gate by gate.