91 FM

91 FM was a French independent radio station that operated in the 1980s. Based in the Essonne department near Paris, it gained popularity for its eclectic programming, including rock, new wave, and alternative music. The station was part of the free radio movement that emerged after the deregulation of French airwaves in 1981. Despite its success, 91 FM ceased broadcasting in the late 1980s due to financial difficulties and increasing competition from commercial networks. It remains remembered for its influence on the local music scene and its role in promoting emerging artists.