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HLSQ-FM
	South Korea;
Broadcast area	South Korea
Frequencies	FM: 107.7 MHz (Seoul, Incheon, Gyeonggi Province); FM: 100.3 MHz (Dongducheon);
Programming
Language	Korean
Format	Contemporary hit radio–K-pop
Ownership
Owner	SBS
History
First air date	November 14, 1996
Links
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	SBS Radio Website

HLSQ-FM, also known as SBS Power FM (Korean: SBS 파워FM), is a K-pop music radio station of the Seoul Broadcasting System. The station is heard nationwide via syndication with local FM stations in Korea via HLDG-FM in Busan, HLDE-FM in Daegu, HLDH-FM in Gwangju, HLDF-FM in Daejeon, HLDP-FM in Ulsan, HLDQ-FM in Jeonju, HLDR-FM in Cheongju, HLCG-FM in Gangwon, HLQC-FM in Jeju and HLKJ-FM in Seogwipo.

History

October 1996: Seoul Broadcasting System made plans for an FM radio station to complement HLSQ.
October 30, 1996: Seoul Broadcasting System started FM test broadcast.
November 14, 1996: SBS Power FM Launched.
2003: SBS Regional FM Network completed.
2004: Started South Korea's first internet radio broadcast via Gorealra Archived 14 August 2014 at the Wayback Machine PC application.
2005: Began South Korea's first internet visual radio (BORA) broadcast.
November 9, 2010: SBS Power FM Dongducheon relay station started broadcasting.
2012: Topped rating rank for the first half of the year.
November 14, 2016: The station celebrated its 20th anniversary.

Callsign	Frequency	Power (kW)
HLSQ-FM	FM 107.7MHz	10kW

Dongducheon via Dongducheon SBS on FM 100.3MHz
Gangwon via HLCG-FM on FM 103.1MHz, FM 105.1MHz, FM 106.1MHz, FM 99.3MHz and FM 88.3MHz
Daejeon Chungnam Sejong via HLDF-FM on FM 95.7MHz and FM 96.5MHz
Cheongju via HLDR-FM on FM 101.5MHz, FM 97.9MHz and FM 102.7MHz
Jeonju via HLDQ-FM on FM 90.1MHz
Gwangju Jeonnam via HLDH-FM on FM 101.1MHz and FM 96.7MHz
Daegu Gyeongbuk via HLDE-FM on FM 99.3MHz, FM 99.7MHz and FM 106.5MHz
Busan Gyeongnam via HLDG-FM on FM 99.9MHz, FM 96.3MHz, FM 102.5MHz, FM 105.5MHz and FM 106.7MHz
Ulsan via HLDP-FM on FM 92.3MHz
Jeju via HLQC-FM on FM 101.5MHz
Seogwipo via HLKJ-FM on FM 98.5MHz
Hallim via HLQC-FM on FM 95.9MHz

^ Heard nationwide through regional affiliates
^^ Heard through selected regional affiliates

SBS Power FM is South Korea's top-rated FM station. In the latest 2020 first quarter radio survey, SBS Power FM topped the ranking followed by TBS FM at number 2, CBS Music FM at number 3, MBC FM4U at number 4, KBS Radio 2 at number 5 and the sister Love FM at number 6.
Devoted SBS Power FM listeners mostly in their 20s to 30s are called Everlasting because the station is the only one to air solely K-pop music (unlike KBS Cool FM and MBC FM4U — the former of which airs mostly trot at some shows whereas the latter also airs foreign music at some timeslots) due to the popularity of the station the fans wants the FM station to last forever.

The logo song is the short jargon placed in-between some ads during program broadcasting, and also to start and to end every program.

Korean lyrics	English translation	Times in use	Notes
SBS~ 파워 FM~	SBS~ Power FM~	1995–2000, 2016–present	2016 version is new version sung by IU (singer)
파워~ FM!	Power~ FM!	2000–present	-
I'VE GOT THE POWER~ Yeah~ I'VE GOT THE POWER~ SBS 파워 FM!	I've got the power~ Yeah~ I've got the power~ SBS Power FM!	2016–present	sung by Kim Yeon-woo
그대와 발을 맞춰 나란히~ 행복을 만나러 가는 길(행복해~) 기분 좋은 콧노래가 랄랄라~ 그대와 함께 언제나~ (SBS~) 파워 FM~	Standing side-by-side with you~ in the road to find happiness (I'm happy~) Humming in joy lalala~ Anytime I'm with you~ (SBS~) Power FM~	2016–present	-
대한민국 1등 Radio~ 107.7 SBS~ 파워 FM!	South Korea's Number 1 Radio~ 107.7 SBS~ Power FM!	2017–present	"107.7" is sung in English

Title	Artist	Release date	Peak chart positions	Sales (DL)
Title	Artist	Release date	KOR Gaon ^[1]	Sales (DL)
"That's All" (Korean: 그뿐야)	Park So-hyun x Leo (VIXX)	20 September 2016^[2]	TBA	KOR: TBA
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.