Can you help Paul identify this station?

Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, Paul Walker, who writes:

I had a strong s9+20 signal on 9595kHz Mon Jan 9th, 2023 here in Alaska in the 1900UTC hour with nothing but a repeating loop of the same island-y like music.  The track was about 3-5 minutes long and there was no station announcements of any kind between the one repeating track. It was gone by 2000UTC. No one is listed on eibi, short-wave.info, shortwaveschedule.com or HFCC Raw data for this frequency at this time.

Who is it? It sounded too clear and good to be China, but I suppose that’s possible.

Readers: if you can help Paul, please comment!

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5 thoughts on “Can you help Paul identify this station?

  1. paul

    A 2nd addition… this had the behavior of something kinda skywave-y, while strong.. it wasnt solid like “im in the target area” or quite the perfect location for 2nd/3rd hop type stuff…….

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  2. Paul

    I should hasten to add, it could also have been music from the African continent, I didnt live listen for a long awhile.

    Google has been no help either

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  3. Klaus-Peter Hilger

    I heard KSKO in October on 5900 kHz via Kostinbrod, Bulgaria. I think they relayed two hours a month from strong radio transmitters, maybe WRMI and others.

    73
    Klaus-Peter

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