Capital FM was originally a singular station being broadcated on 95.8FM in London until it became a UK-wide radio network in 2011, buying out Galaxy Radio & The One Network. The group of stations are currently the No.1 Commercialised Hit-Music Station.

I first heard of the station back in 2012 when it was commonly tuned to throughout car journeys when visiting my grandparents up in Wales, whereas my family was stated in Wiltshire at the time. The mixture of music and memorable DJs stuck with me.

The overall station and the mixture of music is why I keep returning back to the station. It feels like a moreorless british version of Los Angeles's 102.7 KIIS-FM, even right down to the jingles they currently use sharing the same sonic logo, from Reelworld oddly enough. I also really love the playlist imaging that was made by Music4 from the early 2000s. But, as of today, I've grown rather fond of the overall station and I do hope it does become more successful and becomes furtherly established as an icon of UK radio history. Keepin' it Capital, Baby!