WWCD Is Back At 92.9 FM
WWCD/Columbus, OH Returns On The Radio Dial As CD92.9
WWCD LTD. Alternative WWCD (CD102.5)/COLUMBUS, OH returned to the airwaves as "CD92.9," replacing TSJ Classic Hits WMYC-A-W225CS (MY 92.9)/COLUMBUS this past SATURDAY (11/21). The WMYC-A call letters will be changed to WWCD. Beginning ...
WRRV-WRRB/Poughkeepsie-Hudson Valley, NY Ups Taylor Dickson To Brand Mgr.
TOWNSQUARE Alternative WRRV-WRRB/POUGHKEEPSIE-HUDSON VALLEY, NY promotes TAYLOR DICKSON to Brand Manager/PD. She will also be moving from morning drive to afternoon drive, following the ...
The Blue Stones new single, "Shakin' Off the Rust," will be on their as yet untitled upcoming sophomore album due out in 2020. For this new collection, they worked with producer and frequent twenty one pilots collaborator and MUTEMATH front-man, Paul Meany. “There were times along the way where I felt I wasn’t good enough, “ explains The Blue Stones member Tarek Jafar of the new single. “Or that I didn’t deserve any happiness or success. This song is about battling those thoughts in your head that make you doubt yourself, and coming through with the confidence to make something great.”
Chad Wolf of the multi-platinum-selling band Carolina Liar and Grammy nominated songwriter McKay Stevens are The Federal Empire. The duo, whose songs have garnered nearly 40 million streams on Spotify since their debut single, formed when Wolf and Stevens came together to compose songs for other artists, but decided the pairing was too important not to keep some of the material for their own project and The Federal Empire was born with their debut EP called “The American Dream.” The Federal Empire’s video for their witty post-breakup anthem "I Never Liked Your Friends" features Twilight's BooBoo Stewart and Lindsey Stirling. Explaining the writing process for "I Never Liked Your Friends," Wolf said, "We started this project when our writer friend, Keith, came to a session and started talking about how his ex was burning him with one insult after another. The only thing he could reply with was “Screw you. I never liked any of your friends anyway”... and that was it."
"The Game” is the newest song from Germany’s platinum-selling, billions-streaming duo, Milky Chance. This latest single off is off their third album, “Mind The Moon,” set for release on November 15th via BMG. The band explains “The Game” as “That feeling of not knowing how to manage your relentlessly changing life. One moment you’re building something you’re at peace with, and then with one change, the stability is all gone. It’s probably easier to learn to swim than build your own island.”
