What Happen To The Oasis

[Dr Wayne]

What happen to New Mexico's 103 Oasis? All websites are down. I have been directed to Radio.com Oasis in Dallas Texas with no hosts. Their Facebook page is still up but not too active.

 

[davideduardo]

What happen to New Mexico's 103 Oasis? All websites are down. I have been directed to Radio.com Oasis in Dallas Texas with no hosts. Their Facebook page is still up but not too active.

I don't know the answer, but some small stations, impacted by the increases in digital royalty payments, have ceased streaming. You might email the station and ask. Don Davis is the owner.

 

[crainbebo]

It was working as of this PM. It still is...best SJ station ever.
http://oasisnewmexico.com/

 

[Dr Wayne]

Yes, the stream is back up. I agree best Smooth Jazz station around.

 

[Gregg.]

"Not just a radio station, it's a lifestyle." KOAZ 1510 Isleta, NM, a suburb of Albuquerque. On air, it calls itself "Albuquerque's adult alternative, The Oasis." 5,000 watts days, but only 25 watts at night. While listening, it sounds like KOAZ has a good amount of local advertisers.

Translator at 103.7. The Oasis website also lists 95.9 as a spot on the dial, although Radio-Locator.com says that's a translator of Sports station 610 KNML. Instead, Radio Locator lists 106.3 as a translator, in Taos, NM, a resort city about 100 miles northeast of Albuquerque.

 

[crainbebo]

I believe 95.9 ABQ is // KNML. 95.9 Santa Fe is // KOAZ with (IIRC) local ads for Santa Fe. Great variety of music. They have added some AC-type stuff - recently I heard Colbie Calliat's 'Bubbly' and a few others considered Adult Contemporary, but 90% of their music is still smooth jazz/smooth R&B.