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Is iHeart testing the waters for a Rhythmic AC station in Philly?

Radio Wreck said:
It’s a generational thing. 90’s and 2000’s young adults had dance clubs and raves. Today’s generation has tattoos, beards and Biergartens. I prefer the former but that’s just me.
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Hey, with raves on the decline, at least consumption of ecstasy and similar substances is on the decline as well.
 
CTListener said:
Hey, with raves on the decline, at least consumption of ecstasy and similar substances is on the decline as well
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AbrahamJSimpson said:
This isn’t new among CHRs currently. Lots of good analysis out there about the reasons, and some that have gone full on with a mix of throwbacks and new. Q may not be going that direction, but to see them dip a little more into the past isn’t surprising in and of itself. Doubtful there’s some deeper thing going on.
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Maybe it’s cause it works. However I think Channel 95.5 has always leaned rhythmic since Detroit’s artists are known to do hip hop like Eminem. It’s one of the top stations in Detroit so I think they will keep their current format formula.
 
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