Power 106Fm is broadcasting one of the largest Hip-hop and R&B radio stations in the Los Angles Community. During the weekdays from three pm to seven pm anyone may tune in to listen to the stations personal DJ, DJ Felli Fel. As everyone may know a DJ can turn listeners away or make everyone enjoy themselves and come back for more. Well in this situation this DJ was very enjoyable and would definitely have listeners coming back for more. As well as this station has an equal balance between commercials and music and overall has pure quality. It plays plenty of the newest and greatest hits and also voyages back to the past to keep everyone entertained. According to many individuals the worst part of listening to the radio are all the commercials. They feel as though commercials are just fillers and serve no real purpose. On power 106FM there is a subtle balance between commercials and music. While listening to this radio station for a full hour there were only 24 commercials. You may be thinking to yourself well I don’t want any commercials at all. Well out …show more content…
His persona he portrayed over the radio was very cool and collective. His best trait was the passion for music instead of the conceitedness of today’s djs. He only talked every 4-5 songs and for a maximum 30 seconds each time. As well as DJ Felli Fell knew when to get down to business. If the subject he was talking about was serious like a promotion, he would stop the music and express his thoughts. As well as if he was talking about something like top tweet of the day he kept the music going to make sure never to lose a listener. Only problem with this dj was when a new song came on he would never introduce the song. All the songs were mashed up and played one after the other. In certain situations this is amazing because he maintained a constant flow of music. However if it wasn’t for a music app I had, I would never know what the song was
Power 106 is a Radio station situated in California (LA). This Radio Program interviews some famous artists such as Jay-Z, Eminem, Kanye West among others.
For Alex Ridha, today, having played some of the world’s biggest stages alongside the biggest names in electronic dance music his sets are equally uplifting and extremely moving (as from personal experience), not only technically but also as a showman, Alex leaves his unforgettable experiences for his audiences making it one of many reasons why the Rolling Stone voted Boys Noize (Alex) amongst the Top 10 `Dj's who rule the Earth` in 2012 (Kremers. M. 2013).
The recent merger between Clear Channel Communications Inc. and AMFM has presented a rare opportunity for Radio One, Inc. The proposed divestiture of Clear Channel will be the largest in the history of the industry. Radio One, Inc. can acquire 12 established urban stations in the top 50 markets, which rarely become available. Market analyst have already speculated on the possible acquisition, causing Radio One’s stock price to rise from the mid-$40s to $97 a share! The trading multiple is at around 30x’s the forward BCF, which is substantially larger than the typical
Terry Noel was the first DJ known to purposefully “program” a playlist, namely play a set of records in a particular order to best create and maintain the energy level of the party. Francis Grasso is the earliest known DJ to introduce the concept of “mixing” to the art of record programming. He began “slip cueing” which refers to slamming in a new record on beat with the fading record without interrupting the flow of the program. When Thoren company came out with turntables that had variable speed, called “pitch control”, the concept of blending was born. Francis Grasso quickly picked up on the possibilities offered by the new invention and is credited with the ability to keep two records on beat and in sync for over two minutes. In the meantime, new 12-inch records replaced the traditional 7-inch record and offered the chance to record more music onto the vinyl. In 1975, New York City was the hot spot in the world for dance music and to a large extent, it still is. Clubs started to achieve icon-like status and we can trace the roots of today’s prevailing dance music styles back to the early clubs and DJs, many of whom influenced the way music was to be made, recorded and played in the years to come.
Imagine sitting on your couch, watching your favorite show on T.V., and all of a sudden, it goes to commercials. Your waiting and waiting and the commercials just don’t stop. It’s been at least 6 minutes and you're wondering why these commercials are so long. When you are watching a show and it says its 1 hour long, it's actually in reality 35 minutes longer because of all the commercials. I believe that T.V should have less commercials.
David Guetta – Just what is this “sellout” doing in the "Top 25 Most Talented DJs in the World" list, you ask? He has produced music and collaborated with some of the best-known musicians, and even went on to conquer countless different charts. You can hate him all you want, but whether you admit or not, you are still going to dance to his beats. “Over the years, I have played funk, disco, house, hip-hop, techno, electro and EDM. It doesn’t matter what you call it, people are always going to want to dance,” he said. This 2016, you can expect more from the King of EDM/Pop. He was recently appointed by UEFA as official musical ambassador for Euro 2016 in France.
Satellite Radio: Will Howard Stern's move make us change the way we think about radio? Howard Stern's plan to move to satellite radio in January 2006 marks a major turning point for the radio industry. Not only has Stern brought the possibility of subscribing to satellite radio into the minds of the millions in his audience, he has also gotten more people to start thinking and talking about what really distinguishes satellite radio from traditional radio. Satellite radio was first authorized by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) in 1997, seven years after initial applications.
Society is infatuated on music of all genres and acquiring an app that allows it’s users to listen to any genre is hard to come upon. Hence, the Pandora Internet Radio app foresees all genres of music, songs, artists, and soundtracks and is accessible to anyone who chooses to download the app.
In the commercial break there were a total of six commercials. Ranging from a toy commercial to a commercial selling insurance. Now I expected the commercials just to target the children audience. If a child not only sees a toy commercial, he will want to tell his parents about the toy so that in hopes they might buy it for him or her. As well as want to watch the show not only for the show, but to watch the show for the commercials as well. However, there was only one toy commercial.
Today, I recorded twenty advertisements throughout the school day. I was surprised how much advertising I was exposed to. It was a lot, and the reason why it was a lot is because I was using various platforms the whole day. When I went to bed I realized that when I turned the television on I was exposed to about 4 advertisements every fifteen minutes.
During the work week, internet radio has approximately three times the amount of listeners as all broadcast radio channels combined at all times of the day [1]. While broadcast radio is quickly declining, there is still about $16 billion in advertising revenue coming into the industry [1]. This is a large enough amount of money that broadcast radio won’t die out in the next couple years. The radios can still play the hot new hits from major artist and obtain enough listeners to create advertising revenue. As listeners have migrating from AM radio to FM radio to internet radio, the major advertisers have followed right behind them. The advertising companies want to market where they can hit the most consumers for the smallest amount of money. If there is three times the amount of people listening on the internet than on broadcast radio; it only makes sense to advertise on the internet radio and hit three times the amount of consumers as the same add on broadcast radio would. As we move further into the future, the music industry will be less about selling music to the consumer through iTunes, CS’s, or MP3’s and turn more to selling listeners to advertisers to make the money.
About fifteen years ago a culture was born. In Europe a new type of music was being created. Something new, something fresh. A music fueled by throbbing beats over rattling bass. This is electronic music. The mastermind behind this whole up and coming culture was and is the DJ. In the past five years have become more and more popular everyday. Some people who are not aware of this music or this culture might argue that being a DJ is not a serious profession for various reasons. Throughout this paper I will prove these notions false. As support I will provide the history of the DJ, what exactly it is, insight from various DJ’s and much more.
Hello, my name is Muireann McDaid and today I will be talking about DJ culture.
For the past four years, my job as a DJ has not only been to share my passion for music with listeners, but to offer this passion to my apprentices as well.
People can relate to their favorite television shows, but can they also connect with the commercials that inevitably interrupt their programs? Nowadays, most people would answer “no” by skipping these advertisements through digital video recorders or on-demand and streaming services. However, commercials continue to generate an abundance of revenue for advertising agencies. The most popular television ads target specific audiences, and cable is the most appropriate platform. Advertising agencies strategically place commercials on cable networks that target groups that many viewers may consider underrepresented on television. Prominent examples include commercials on Nickelodeon that target children, ads on TV One that attract African-Americans, and plugs on COZI TV that draw older adult viewers.