Who Made Vijay's Radio Vibes and Where Can I Find Its Credits?

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Vijay's Radio Vibes is credited to Vijay Shah / Vijay's Virtual Vibes, with a © 2025 notice shown on the site. The same footer also credits totalleh.com for the GIFs, Tiffany Rayside's CodePen as a building block, and the Radio-Browser.Info API as the station source. You can find all of this on the site itself at vijaysradiovibes.pages.dev.

Where the credits appear

The credits are part of the page footer, visible alongside the player controls. The site identifies itself as "a new service from Vijay's Virtual Vibes" and describes its purpose as listening to random radio stations from across the world.

The full credit line covers four separate contributions:

Credit Role
Vijay Shah / Vijay's Virtual Vibes Site owner and creator; holds the 2025 copyright
totalleh.com Created the GIFs used on the page
Tiffany Rayside's CodePen Provided code the site was "made possible by"
Radio-Browser.Info API Supplies the radio station data

What each credit tells you

Vijay Shah / Vijay's Virtual Vibes is the primary attribution. The copyright year (2025) indicates the site is a recent project, and the phrasing "a new service from Vijay's Virtual Vibes" suggests it sits alongside other projects under the same name.

totalleh.com is credited specifically for the animated GIFs — the visual elements on the page, not the audio or station logic.

Tiffany Rayside's CodePen is acknowledged as a technical foundation. CodePen is a platform where developers share front-end code snippets, so this credit points to a shared demo or component that the site adapted.

Radio-Browser.Info API is the data source. This is a community-maintained directory of internet radio stations, which explains how the site can pull in random stations from around the world without hosting them itself.

Finding the credits yourself

  1. Open vijaysradiovibes.pages.dev in a browser.
  2. Look at the bottom of the page, below the player controls (Play, Pause, Random Station, volume, and mute buttons).
  3. The credit line appears there, including the copyright and all four attributions.

The hostname itself — a pages.dev subdomain — indicates the site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages, a static hosting service, though this is a hosting detail rather than a credit listed on the page.

Why the credits matter

If you want to reuse, fork, or build on the site, the credits tell you where each piece came from: the station data has its own source (Radio-Browser.Info), the visual assets belong to totalleh.com, and the code foundation traces back to a CodePen by Tiffany Rayside. The copyright for the site as assembled rests with Vijay Shah / Vijay's Virtual Vibes.