Radio Channels
| Name | Genre | Language | Tagline | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Radio Mosaic | Radio channels displayed in grid layout for quick access | |||
| hitz.fm | Hot Adult Contemporary | English | Malaysia's No.1 Hit Station | |
| MY FM | Adult Contemporary | Chinese | MY FM MY MUSIC | |
| LiteFM | Easy Listening/Soft AC | English | The Best Music from Yesterday and Today | |
| Mix FM | Hot Adult Contemporary | English | Malaysia's Best Variety | |
| ERA FM | Hot Adult Contemporary | Malay | Kini Hanya Memainkan Muzik Hits Yang Terbaik | |
| Sinar FM | Malay Oldies/Hot AC | Malay | Muzik Retro Terbaik | |
| XFresh FM | Urban Contemporary | Malay | Kami Tak Hot, Kami Cool | |
| THR Raaga | Adult Contemporary | Tamil | More Than Just Great Music | |
| Classic Rock | Classic rock | English | The Best Classic Rock And Today's Great New Rock | |
| Golden Melodies | Oldies | English | Solid Gold Favourites From The 50's, 60's and 70's | |
| Opus | Classical Music | English | Your Classical Choice | |
| THR Gegar | Adult Contemporary | Malay/Hindi | Permata Pantai Timur | |
| India Beat | Contemporary North Indian Pop | Hindi | The Rhythm Of India | |
| Jazz | Mainstream Jazz | English | All the Jazz Greats | |
| Melody | Chinese Oldies | Chinese | Chinese Gold From The 1960s and 1970s | |
| Osai | Contemporary South Indian Pop | Tamil | The Best Tamil Music | |
| Musiq'a | Arabic Music | Arabic | For Contemporary Arabic Music Whenever You Wish It | |
| Radio Bayu | Sabah | Malay | Rentak Kebudayaan Sabah Anda | |
| Radio Kenyalang | Sarawak | Malay | ||
| Klasik Nasional FM | Peninsular Malaysia | Malay | ||
| Sabah FM | Sabah | Malay | ||
| Sabah V FM | Sabah | English Chinese |
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| Wai FM | Sarawak | Bidayuh Kayan Kenyah |
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