The latest update features ads that take over the entire screen and force the user to play the sales demo mode of a video game which then spawns the App Store. Closing out the ad with the X in the upper left corner kills the app. One must play the game until the ad closes on its own. Then the app skips the screen that allowed one to choose between Beirut’s Nights and Byblos radio. The app takes you directly to the Beirut Nights player and there’s no longer a facility to switch channels.

As a bicultural American who is highly travelled, I can say with confidence that typical American "dance" music as found on Sirius, Pandora, or Google Play, is far too slow, homogeneous, and/or with too small of a playlist.Beirut Nights is different. The dance music is at the faster beat of the dance clubs an American might encounter in Boston or DC, or in the gay dance clubs. And of course, anyone with a history of clubbing abroad would far prefer this faster, broader playlist.I also love that the tracks are international. Limiting oneself to one country or one language really narrow the options almost depressingly.Thank you, Beirut Nights, for providing me a station with diverse offerings, always a fast beat, and that reminds me of the clubbing music I enjoyed on the weekends in my youth.

What a beautiful selection of Mediterranean music. A little more of contemporary Armenian songs would help. Keep the good work up. Happy 4th of July!

You'll love this radio station. They play awesome dance music from all over the world. App works great and the sound is like you're in a club in Europe.