Jai Nova presents monumental 100th episode of Novadose Radio

Jai Nova is renowned in the industry for his longstanding weekly radio show Novadose Radio. First created and launched in 2014 by the Dubai-native, Novadose Radio was initially a one-hour monthly show only available through iTunes Podcasts. Months after, however, it began to gain more prominence and led to its expansion to become a weekly show. Within just a year, Novadose Radio was able to claim spots on several stations around the world from major North American cities to Australia.

Having accumulated heavy support from numerous fans and electronic music producers alike, the show has now been airing on 16 total radio stations worldwide with Japan, Croatia, Brazil, Spain, and Canada recently added to the mix. Novadose Radio has also been able to partner with leading record labels including Spinnin’ Records, Armada Music, and Revealed Recordings, proving its undeniable success once again.

A little over two years since its launch, Jai Nova’s creation just reached its grand 100^th episode. To celebrate, the show was extended to two hours with the first half taking the audience back to Novadose Radio’s classic records and with the second hour featuring the latest dance music hits. In addition, the historic episode also consists of shout-outs from some of the biggest artists in the business such as NERVO, Dimitri Vegas, Yves V, and The Chainsmokers.

From big room to deep house, from progressive house to trap, Novadose Radio always has its fans covered with its eclectic selection of styles. Especially with the 100^th episode, many hits from 2014 to today take part in ensuring our cravings for electronic music are satisfied. With tracks from the likes of Martin Garrix, Axwell /\ Ingrosso, Zedd, and Hardwell spotlighted, this two-hour show is definitely a must-hear mix from start to finish and you can listen to the full episode below.

Check out the website for Novadose Radio here to relive any past show or download an episode of your choice from iTunes here.