Losing My Religion is from 1987.Nope: Also from 1991: Motownphilly and Losing My Religion.
Losing My Religion is from 1987.Nope: Also from 1991: Motownphilly and Losing My Religion.
Losing My Religion is from 1987.
Yep, you’re right.no 1991
It’s the same reason why AC will never work in Minneapolis.Until December 26th, 2022, sister station B101 was positioned hotter than it currently is. Because of this and 101.1's past history of absolutely destroying any competition, there wasn't a lane for a Hot AC in Philly, despite many attempts.
Now, with 96.5 and 101.1 being sister stations, and the parent company moving 101.1 slightly older and softer, they intentionally opened up a lane for sister 96.5 to shift to Hot AC.
It's not a question of Hot AC "working" as as format. It was always an issue of there being a lane for it in Philly radio, and now there is, and with their sister station's blessing, it has the best shot of sticking around longer since it won't fear a head-on attack.
I’ve read this whole thread. You must not understand anything about this market, based on your argument.You must not be paying attention to the conversation.
They were airing it yesterday, so yes. Plus it's an Audacy originated program. So even though it may be CHR focused, they'll make it fit onto a Hot ACI wonder if TDY will continue carrying (maybe obligated?) Most Requested Live with Romeo? Considering the music is CHR, it seems pretty out of place now.
I’m streaming this station a lot, not really out of curiosity but because I enjoy it. I really hope this works for Audacy.
Do you think they could use "96-5 TDY" as a branding for the Hot AC format?
Not if both songs are well known enough and test well enough with who they are targeting.WBEB is actually sounding hotter as of late Unholy by Sam smith, Halsey Bad at Love is this a fluke
Lest we forget Real 106.1, co-owned with WDAS and WUSL. Even in the best case scenario, iHeart couldn't make it work.Than throwback hip hop. WDAS-FM and WUSL has a stranglehold on that audience even radio one is struggling
and after the breeze Philly launched they wanted to launch more breeze formatted stations in more markets it didn’t happen though
Proving once again that stations that get great ratings but bad revenues are vulnerable.
Yes. You add softer tracks, especially those with not much in the way of rhythm, to your AC playlist and you risk becoming too attractive to the advertiser-despised 55+ demo, to which those tracks are reminiscent of the way AC used to be 30 or so years ago.Meaning that while they had great ratings, they didn't make enough $$$ and dragged the cluster down? too old a demmo