I have been very impressed with the options for satellite radio, and I do hope it is something that will be coming to South Africa.  Not only can one hear far more channels that way, even if you are paying a fee of approximately R170,00 a month, but it gives you unique power over music channels, which were commercial free in the first place.  You can use sliders for each channel, for example on the Trance channel to choose Trance songs that have more vocals or, like I prefer, to have Trance music that has no vocals.  You can also choose whether you want more modern Trance music or Trance music from different eras and the second you have done that, what is essentially now a radio station created by you, will play in your car music according to what you like.  Obviously you can do that with whatever style of music you choose to listen to.  I am not sure whether this can actually work in your car through the channel, but it certainly does work on the Internet and via apps on your phone, and of course you could then Bluetooth it to your car radio in any event.  The world’s largest satellite radio broadcaster, Sirius XM Radio, has more than 24 million subscribers and more than 155 channels ranging from purely political discussion channels through to comedy, through to entertainment channels, sports channels including a 24 hour golf channel and of course numerous music channels.