House music on the radio in Belgium

House music is a popular electronic music genre in Belgium. It originated in Chicago in the 1980s and has since spread across the world. Belgium has produced some of the most influential house music artists, including Technotronic, Stromae, and Lost Frequencies.

Technotronic is a Belgian music project that was founded in 1988. The group's hit single, "Pump Up the Jam," reached number one on the charts in multiple countries, including Belgium, the United States, and the United Kingdom. The song's success helped to popularize house music in Belgium and around the world.

Stromae is a Belgian singer-songwriter who rose to fame in 2009 with his hit single "Alors On Danse." His music is a fusion of electronic, hip-hop, and African rhythms. His 2013 album "Racine Carrée" was a commercial and critical success, winning multiple awards and going platinum in multiple countries.

Lost Frequencies is a Belgian DJ and record producer known for his hits "Are You with Me" and "Reality." He has won multiple awards and has performed at major music festivals, including Tomorrowland and Ultra Music Festival.

In terms of radio stations, Studio Brussel is a popular Belgian radio station that plays a variety of electronic music, including house. They feature multiple shows dedicated to the genre, including "The Sound of Tomorrow" and "Switch." Other notable radio stations that play house music in Belgium include Radio FG, MNM, and Pure FM.