DYLS FM My Only Radio 97.1 Lupig Sila turns 13 years. In line, MOR sports a new tagline “Lupig Sila, Lingaw Sobra”, which still sticks to the LS calls. And as well a new lineup for their on air personalities.
New DJs:
* Baby Jelly
* Jackie Gonzales
* Piolo Askal
* Frankie Hunky
Baby Jelly is an import from MOR Cagayan de Oro. The station is still looking for DJs up until now.
Listen to Piolo Askal Aircheck Taken July 21, 2009 12:23 Noon
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iFM Telephone Contact Number for advertisement, inquiries, sales, advertising rates, DJ applications, greetings and requests.
815-8304 OR 816-2822 OR 772-56-94
Aspiring DJs now have the chance to be heard on the air, as 93.9 iFM DWKC Manila now starts the 2009 hunt for their new on air personalities.
iFM is a Hot AC station and prefers DJs are that are fun, witty, and with on air presence. Auditions are taking place at the iFM Office UNIT 806 ATLANTA CENTRE ANNAPOLIS STREET GREENHILLS SAN JUAN every 8am – 4pm MONDAY TO FRIDAY only.
Applicants will need to bring a copy of their resume and a good attitude.
Be The Next iFM DJ Plug
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In light of the release of Insignia NS-HD01, the world’s “first real portable HD Radio”, we can’t help but be amazed at the development of HD Radio technology.
Sales of receivers have gone up, and sizes are getting smaller, but designs are also getting hipper. From table tops to handhelds, let’s take a look at the coolest HD Radio designs in no particular order. Which one’s your favorite? (Photo by Photograph by Tony Cenicola/The New York Times) — Continue readingi
Mixed emotions, moments of mourning, an unexpected loss, some call it the death of music. The passing away of Michael Jackson was mourned by the whole world. As quickly as the news spread, media – TV, print and radio responded.
TV coverage here and there, headlines hug almost all dailies, viral emails, videos, and Tweets rapidly spread, but it was radio who did amazingly. Right after the announcement of his death, radio stations across the globe quickly turned their regular programming into an all Michael Jackson radio show.
Listeners phoned in their radio station, confirming the news, on air personalities gave the public an up-to-the-minute report of the tragic news. The world once again turned to radio. Proof only, that there are things only radio can do.
A Montage of Radio Promos Stations Use In Remembering The King of Pop, Produced by Production Vault
Just last Monday, July 6th, our housemate happened to switch the dial to 102.7 which hasn’t been operational for a while. It used to be Yes FM DYES FM here in Cebu. And here’s a telescope of what I heard.
102.7 Easy Rock test broadcast
And yes, indeed Easy Rock has come to Cebu. Just when I was about to blog this, I also learned the Easy Rock formats has already hit Davao, Iloilo, Zamboanga, Cagayan de Oro City … Will YES FM be totally dissolved?
Lipa City’s DaBest 98.5 FM is now the most listened to radio station in the whole of Southern Tagalog. The station takes center stage with a more aggressive approach in media and introduces the most dynamic innovations in radio broadcasting while it uses the power of internet to broaden the horizon of radio.
DaBest 98.5 FM’s programming is a dynamic combination of music and public service with such radio shows as Morning Kalampag, Boses ng Batangas, Morning Best Hits, Tanghalian Beat Sarap, DaBest Afternoon Memories, DaBest Tunog FRC, DaBest Headline Balita Afternoon Edition, DaBest Primetime Generation and Revelation with TerryFly.
Study shows that radio has a 49% return on investment. That is a quite a figure considering the cost effectiveness of radio advertising. DaBest 98.5 FM is just one of the many FM stations in the Philippiens who have taken the bold step in keeping radio as a mainstream advertising medium.
Congratulations to DaBest 98.5 FM. With this, RadioJinglesPRO.com produced a promo for the station. Listen here.
Da Best 98.5 FM Promo | Go to RadioJinglesPRO.com
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Streaming online from the United Arab Emirates, WhooshStream Radio is an online station dedicated to Overseas Filipino Workers. The station plays a variety of music from yesterday and today, with an interesting blend of ballads, opm, dance, R&b, and pop.
WhooshStream is the first internet Radio that uses virtual TTS DJ that announces message and dedication on-the-air along with the requested song, its fully automated and interactive online radio station.
Listen to WhooshStream now, click here.
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I just realized that before the AI finale, the final 2 contestants are actually rehearsing a common song – and that is the winning piece of that season. So is it safe to say then that David Archuleta also had a version of the “The Time of My Life”?
Adam Lambert’s No Boundaries was recently released on Zune, Microsoft’s version of the iTunes Store. As always, Adam’s unique vocal style stands out in this song. And I am loving the way he belts the last line of the chorus … “there are no boundaries!”.
To cap off, Adam’ version of No Boundaries was more mature. Kris Allen’s version was more pop.
Download No Boundaries mp3 by Adam Lambert
The 96.3 FM Band in Metro Manila has had been the favorite destination of listeners for many years when it comes to light rock music. 96.3 WRock is the epitome of AC radio in the Philippines, with franchises operating in Cebu, Bacolod, and Davao.
Aside from the signature light rock format, 96.3 was best remembered for its popular radio jingles from TM Century, which were originally produced for 96.7 FM K-Lite. (You can listen to the original KLite jingles here)
After its re-branding to Easy Rock and acquisition by Cebu Broadcasting Company in 2008, 96.3 gets a facelift with contemporary AC jingles from ReelWorld.
The purchase of the new set of jingles seems continue the tradition of its preceding brand. The new Easy Rock jingles resembles the melodic themes and emotional lyrics of the WRock’s jingles.
The new jingles are lifted from the Delilah, a syndicated AC radio program in the US. Here are the jingles for 96.3 Easy Rock, from ReelWorld. Thanks to j5bata for the up.
CyberPinoy Radio
CyberPinoy Radio is an all-Filipino music internet radio station. Listeners around the globe can also greet live or by email. They also provide widgets of their player where you can put it on you blogs or website.
I really commend the guys behind CyberPinoy Radio, not only of the quality streaming they provide, but also for featuring all Filipino music, which basically means that all songs that are played on this station are sung by Filipino artists.
My hats off to CyberPinoy Radio for taking the bold step, I mean like there are only a few radio stations out there, and I am talking about internet and terrestrial radio that promote Filipino music and artists.
I use CyberPinoy while I am at work, I get to listen to my favorite bands and contemporary OPM songs. As our way of honoring, RadioJingles is giving away free jingle sweepers for CyberPinoy Radio courtesy of RadioJinglesPRO.com and RadioJinglesVIP.com.
Here’s the link http://www.iradio.cyberpinoy.net
RMN Koronadal
The number one (#1) AM radio station in South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Koronadal City (Marbel), and Tacurong City – RMN Koronadal DXKR 639Khz, can now be heard from all over the world via online streaming. To listen, please visit our website at http://www.rmnkoronadal.com. For more information, please contact webmaster@rmnkoronadal.com
If want us to feature your web station, just email us at radiojingles.co.nr@gmail.com
Okay, do we really need another pop star competition? Pinoy Idol was enough. GMA 7’s “Are You The Next Big Star” is crap. Know why.
First, the judges, look at them. We don’t even know them, I mean hey, I know Pops Fernandez, Randy Santiago, and like what, these are old school singers, do we really need another Sarah Geronimo or Erik Santos? Come on, look at the other judges, the whole of Philippines don’t even know them, so who gives a shit to what they say.
As a matter of fact, the judges are not even appreciating the efforts of the first-time performing contestants. Lahat, negative comments. As if it was already the finals.
Second, the audience. The audience was pale, stale, dry; they are not even paying attention to the performance of the singers. The audience looked like they were also critiqued. They don’t applaud, no energy. Patay.
Third, the setting. The contenders were still new to performing, they shouldn’t be put on the stage right away. Look at them, the contestants looked so poor with their little experience, now they are singing in front of hundreds. I thought that was an audition.
The setting really put off and scared the raw talents. Instead of trying to unleash raw talents from these contestants, the setting concealed, kasi kinabahan na yung mga contestants.
I can’t really judge the show by merely watching a single episode. But I can’t be sorry, I judged it already. If this is what we get from the first few episodes of Next Big Star, what do we expect from the next ones, crappiness!
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