NOW 97.5 FM
Greater Media Philadelphia have recently launched NOW 97.5 FM and kicked started the station in style with their own instrumental-logo version of our epic RMF FM – Poland package.
The RMF FM package is comprised of 20 “mini-hits” that are all 12 seconds in length or less with most being true transitions bridging different tempos.
The station is focused towards a younger leaning AC format featuring artists ranging from Madonna, Rob Thomas and Kelly Clarkson to Rod Stewart, Elton John and Phil Collins.
We saw a great opportunity for a station that takes a new, younger approach to today’s soft rock in the Philadelphia market. We are excited to offer our listeners this exciting new choice.
John Fullam – Greater Media Vice President and Market Manager
November 3rd, 2008 at 10:17 am
What happened to the Christmas music, I was so happy when I heard it Saturday, my radio has beeen on non stop. And now your back to regular music!
I really enjoyed hearing the Christmas Music!!!
November 3rd, 2008 at 1:42 pm
In a time of such economic crisis, the Christmas music I heard over the weekend actually lifted our spirits! It was beautiful; my children loved it too! It’s a little odd though because in between songs Now 97.5 radio hosts said they’d being playing Christmas music through Christmas. WHAT HAPPENED!
November 4th, 2008 at 11:40 am
PLEASE KEEP UP THE CHRISTMAS MUSIC, BUT DO MAYNY SONGS AND ARTISTS. I CAME TO WORK THIS MORNING AROUND 10:00 AND THE SAME SONGS SEEM TO BE PLAYING AROUND 12:30. WE HAVE MANY MANY SONGS AND ARTISITS, PLEASE DON’T GET STUCK ON 20 ONLY.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!
November 9th, 2008 at 4:47 am
Can you please play Strongest Girl in the World by Julie Kember – she really rocks
November 19th, 2008 at 1:37 pm
Hi there,
Hope we don’t get bombarded with Christmas music until Dec. It’s way to early when we’re getting ready for Thanksgiving and it’s still fall. In Dec. we’re all in the mood and in the holiday spirit, but when it starts too early many people I know get tired of hearing it, and switch to other stations.