Rumor has it POWER 98 will finally have Hip Hop and R&B competition beginning next week.
I think it's a good idea. as good as Power 98 is, and even though I don't like the music, Charlotte needs a real hip-hop station.
I think people have said Power 98 is a mix of hip-hop and urban AC. Which is strange considering the presence of WBAV.What's the problem with Power 98? Isn't one Hip Hop Station good enough...?!. I mean, if there was another one needed - I'd think it should be Kiss 95.1. They overlap too much with Channel 96.1.
Ain't gonna happen since Power and Kiss are both under CBS. Too bad CC did not care about 96.1 The Beat (rhythmic) no more after its initial success and topping Power in ratings once. But if Kiss were to go that route, more than likely they can take cues from Wild 94.9 in San Francisco; play 70% hip hop and let the other 30% of the music be pop, electro and dance.What's the problem with Power 98? Isn't one Hip Hop Station good enough...?!. I mean, if there was another one needed - I'd think it should be Kiss 95.1. They overlap too much with Channel 96.1.
Rumor has it POWER 98 will finally have Hip Hop and R&B competition beginning next week.
Given its location, I would think smooth jazz. Most of the black people are on the north and west sides, and 100.9 would have a better signal on the south and east sides. Not that its signal has been a problem so far, but with hip-hop, you'd defitiely want a better signal than you would need for gospel.Finally, it's about time they split up 92.7 and 100.9...completely overlapping signals.
Sounds like 100.9 would get the new format.
I think this was another false "rumor" by Shawty. It's the 21st and still no promotion of any pending change.
I said "rumor" because I wasn't for sure if it was true so don't caim i started anything. RadioMixer, I had a long convo with ol'
dude about moving to Charlotte going head on with CBS and Radio One. I was told the station was going to be on a translator, but I never saw FCC info on it. He claimed they had call letters and even contracts to broadcast Rickey Smiley to Charlotte.