RADIO GOODLIFE

RADIO GOODLIFE: Parisian Soul, Funk and Disco Around the Clock

RADIO GOODLIFE is a Paris-based online station built around a simple musical formula: soul, funk, disco and groove, 24 hours a day. Its bilingual slogan — “La Radio Soul, Funky, Groove! The Soul, Funky, Groove Radio!” — neatly sums up a station that combines the warmth of classic dance music with the accessibility of modern web radio.

Previously associated with the name Generation Soul Disco Funk, the station now broadcasts as RADIO GOODLIFE while retaining much of the musical identity that established its audience. Even the former branding continues to surface in parts of the programming, most notably through the Generation Disco Funk show. The result is less a complete reinvention than a fresh identity for a long-running passion for soulful and dance-oriented music.

The everyday schedule is designed to follow the changing pace of the listener’s day. Wake Up & Relax provides a gentler soundtrack in the morning, while daytime programming moves through a steady selection of soul, disco and funk. Later, Dancefloor focuses on major classics from those genres before Night Moves takes the station into the overnight hours. RADIO GOODLIFE’s official schedule describes Night Moves as a selection of soul, disco and funk, reflecting the station’s preference for a clearly defined musical territory rather than a broad pop format.

Specialist DJ programs add greater personality to the rotation. One of the most recognizable is Boogie Stomp, mixed every Friday by Alex Morgan. Morgan has been a DJ since 1982 and is described by the station as a funk specialist whose career has included appearances at venues such as Brasco, Pulse Café and Meta Club.

Other programs broaden the station’s interpretation of groove music. Funky Session is presented live by Christian and Nico of Funkysize, while Funk Soul & Consort is hosted by Marc Duchêne. Monthly specialty programs include Sessão Vinil Brasil, hosted and mixed by Clever DJ; Discochic with Laurent Dormecy; and Funky Traxx with Dedo Dee Jay. Together, these shows give RADIO GOODLIFE the character of a DJ-led station rather than an anonymous automated playlist.

That emphasis is also visible in the station’s roster of contributors. RADIO GOODLIFE presents its DJs individually on its website, including Alex Morgan and Chris Funkystyle, the latter identified as a DJ, host and producer as well as the founder of the Funkysize association. The mix of presenters and specialist selectors helps connect the station to the wider French and European funk scene.

Saturday programming gives particular prominence to the station’s disco-funk heritage. Generation Disco Funk is devoted to major disco and funk hits and preserves a direct link with the station’s earlier identity. The official schedule also places programs such as Boogie Stomp alongside this extended weekend focus, turning Friday night and Saturday into some of the most dance-oriented parts of the week.

RADIO GOODLIFE is not confined to an internet stream. Its website actively promotes funk, soul and disco events in Paris, giving the station a physical presence in the city’s nightlife. Among the events listed in 2026 are La Guinguette Groove aboard the Péniche Concorde Atlantique, La Croisière Groove on the Péniche River’s King and events connected with established Paris venues including the New Morning and La Bellevilloise. The Guinguette Groove series, for example, was scheduled at the Concorde Atlantique during the summer of 2026, reinforcing the relationship between the station’s on-air sound and real dancefloor culture in Paris.

The station has also adopted contemporary listening technology despite concentrating heavily on music rooted in earlier decades. In July 2026, RADIO GOODLIFE announced the launch of its official Amazon Alexa skill, allowing listeners to start the station by voice command on compatible devices. The station says the skill is available internationally and supports commands in several languages.

Its website extends beyond the live broadcast as well. Visitors can explore the station schedule and DJ profiles, see recently played tracks, browse news and music features, find podcasts, follow events and consult the station’s Top 10 section. This gives RADIO GOODLIFE the feel of a small specialist music platform rather than simply a streaming URL.

What distinguishes RADIO GOODLIFE is its focus. It does not attempt to cover every musical trend or compete with mainstream hit stations. Instead, it concentrates on the rhythmic territory where soul, funk, disco and groove overlap, supported by DJs who approach the genres as enthusiasts and selectors.

For listeners who prefer polished basslines, soulful vocals, disco classics and the unmistakable pulse of funk, RADIO GOODLIFE offers a distinctly Parisian home on the internet — one where the dancefloor can remain open at virtually any hour.