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Dance FM is a radio station targeted at teens and young adults aged 18-25 who enjoy dance music, festivals, clubbing, and DJ sets. The station plays music associated with clubbing from artists like Swedish House Mafia, Porter Robinson, and Hardwell. It also provides competitions for tickets to events, updates on new music releases and artists, and information on upcoming events. While Radio 1 is the biggest station in the UK, Dance FM aims to be a unique option for those interested in dance music genres like deep house and progressive house.
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