About 592 Wave
592 Wave is a home for Guyanese music. Artists put their songs up once. Radio stations across Guyana find them there and take them straight to air. Everyone else listens free.
Why it exists
Getting a song on the radio in Guyana has always come down to who you can reach. You find a DJ's number, you send the track, you wait, you ask again. Talented people give up long before anybody hears them, and stations miss music they would have played.
592 Wave puts the music somewhere stations already look. An artist uploads once and every approved station can find it, hear it and download it — no phone calls, no favours owed, no gatekeeper deciding whether your song gets to exist.
If you make music
You pay a small one-time fee to put a song up. That is the whole cost — no cut of anything you earn later, no monthly charge, and the song stays yours. Every track on 592 Wave belongs to the artist who uploaded it.
You can upload a clean version alongside the original, which is often what decides whether a station can play you in the daytime.
Put your music upIf you run a station
Downloading is free and always will be. You get broadcast-ready files, clean versions marked as clean, and the artist's details so you can credit them properly on air.
You can also connect your live stream so people can listen to your station here — only ever with your written permission, and you can withdraw it whenever you want.
Apply for accessIf you just want to listen
Everything is free to play and you do not need an account. Songs that contain cursing are marked so you know before you press play, and you can send any track to somebody with a link.
What we won't do
No AI-generated songs or cover art. No music uploaded by anybody who does not have the right to it. Nothing about a person's health, and no claims about what music does to your body that we cannot stand behind.
If something on 592 Wave is wrong, missing or broken, it is worth telling us — reports are read and corrections go up quickly.
Built in Guyana, for Guyanese music. Start listening.