Mother Earth Radio: Your place for authentic high-resolution audio
Immerse yourself in unadulterated sound – straight from the soul of the music, free from compromise.
Mother Earth Radio redefines music streaming. Since February 2020, we have been delivering an unparalleled listening experience in high-resolution audio, mainly from carefully selected vinyl originals. Our commitment is to the purest, unadulterated sound.
Out of deepest passion and the conviction that sound only unfolds its true soul in the highest quality, I have created this project. Here you will find an independent and ad-free listening experience that combines the warmth of vinyl with the precision of the latest audio technology – created out of love for music and detail, free of charge and for everyone.
The art of sound: From vinyl to your ears in Hi-Res
We use state-of-the-art technology to stream music in FLAC 192kHz/24bit, capturing the full depth and richness of vinyl recordings. What makes us unique is that when we digitize our original vinyl, we ensure that the sound is converted from pure analogue to digital only once. This is crucial for an incomparable purity and warmth that you will hardly find anywhere else.
Through this meticulous process with audiophile equipment and minimal conversions, we preserve the authenticity of the analog sound. It’s as if the artist is playing right in your living room – unadulterated and full of life.
Discover a world full of sound: our curated music universe
Immerse yourself in our hand-picked music library. On Mother Earth Radio (Main Channel) you can expect an eclectic mix of rock, jazz, blues, folk and more. Also discover our specialized stations: Instrumental, Jazz and Classical. You’ll find hi-res audio material that is not available on any other platform because it comes from our unique original vinyls.
We are more than a radio station – we are your gateway to a world of sound that bridges the gap between the nostalgic charm of analog and the convenience of digital excellence.

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