French streaming service Deezer yesterday announced it had launched the new Stay at Home channel on its platform.
The channel, which can be accessed here, features a number of playlists, podcasts and radio shows.
Playlists are grouped according to themes such as ‘The great indoors’ for home listening while doing daily routines, ‘Your music therapy’ for relaxation, and ‘Keep the kids upbeat’, which offers a variety of songs for young listeners, among others.
The channel also features a number of comedy, series and sports podcasts, as well as up-to-date news through a wide selection of radio stations.
Deezer says the channel is designed for listeners who are experiencing lockdowns during the COVID-19 crisis.
"What we're seeing around the world is unprecedented," Deezer vice-president for content and productions Frédéric Antelme said. "Everybody's doing their part and it looks like we're all going to be locked down for a while.
“Deezer wants to help music and podcast fans around the world weather the storm. We've adapted our product so that you can find the right content. It may be music, podcasts or radio shows, we've got you covered so that you and your family can focus on the things that matter."
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