Radio Nova

Radio Nova's TV channel is basically a jukebox with better lighting, all music videos, no news breaks, no DJ chatter to disrupt the flow. The playlist leans heavily on 80s and 90s classics, with some 70s rock sprinkled in. You won't hear anything too abrasive; this is comfort music for the suburban commute crowd. To watch Radio Nova online is to step into a time capsule of stadium anthems, soft rock, and power ballads. It's curated by someone who thinks the best decade for music ended in 1999. For Music TV Ireland, Nova commits to full-length videos, not chopped clips or lyric videos, which is refreshing in an era of endless vertical shorts. The video selection rotates but repeats often enough that you'll notice patterns. The aspect ratio is 16:9 but many older clips look sourced from standard-def masters; don't expect pristine HD transfers. That's fine. The channel doesn't pretend to be cutting-edge. It's reliable background noise for a Sunday afternoon or a quiet evening. If you want modern hits or deep cuts, look elsewhere. If you want Billy Joel, Phil Collins, and U2 on a loop, Radio Nova delivers exactly that, no surprises.