iParty Radio is coming back May 26

[Morpheux]

iPartyradio's first song after the relaunch....... George Lamond-Don't stop believing!!! Here is their current playlist:

1    Afrojack and Shermanology    Can’t Stop Me [U.S. Radio Edit]
2    Calvin Harris ft/ Ne-Yo    Let’s Go [Album Version]
3    Gotye    Somebody That I Used To Know [Tiesto Edit]
4    Spencer and Hill ft/ Nadia Ali    Believe It [Radio Mix]
5    David Guetta ft/ Sia    Titanium [Original Version]
6    Rihanna    Where Have You Been [Radio Edit]
7    Flo Rida ft/ Sia    Wild Ones [Radio Edit]
8    Ferry Corsten ft/ Ben Hague    Ain’t No Stoppin’ [Radio Edit]
9    Skrillex    Bangarang [Radio Edit]
10    Sebastian Ingrosso/Alesso    Calling (Lose My Mind) [Radio Mix]
11    Alexandra Burke ft/ Erick Morillo    Elephant [Radio Edit]
12    Calvin Harris    Feel So Close [Radio Edit]
13    The Wanted    Glad You Came [Alex Gaudino Radio]
14    Katy Perry    Part Of Me [Freemasons Radio Edit]
15    Kaskade ft/ Skylar Grey    Room For Happiness [US Radio Edit]
16    Nicki Minaj    Starships [Radio Edit]
17    Fun ft/ Janelle Monae    We Are Young [Reidiculous Edit]
18    Carly Rae Jepsen    Call Me Maybe [Jay Dabhi Radio Edit]
19    Morgan Page ft/ Tegan and Sara    Body Work [Album Version]
20    Jennifer Lopez feat. Pitbull    Dance Again [Radio Edit]
21    AnnaGrace    Ready To Fall In Love [Radio Edit]
22    One Direction    What Makes You Beautiful [Dave Aude]
23    Tiesto and Wolfgang Gartner ft/ Luciana    We Own The Night [Radio Edit]
24    Ellie Goulding    Lights [Fernando Garibay Remix]
25    Usher    Scream [Radio Edit]
26    Swedish House Mafia    Antidote [Radio Edit]
27    Armin Van Burren ft/ Nadia Ali    Feels So Good [Radio Edit]
28    Eva Simons    I Don’t Like You [Radio Edit]

 

[saradio1]

Ipartyradio sounds great.   This how a dance station shld sound!!!   

[Mike]

glad they are back

[d21ofnj]

I can hear a touch of 92.3 Now with the TOH ID.  Yes, I admit, I'm listening 

[d21ofnj]

After reading the press release, it looks like the only reason why they've been given a chance to come back, is because they have teamed up with JamTraxx Media, Inc. http://www.jamtraxxmedia.com/. They are probably backing them financially so that they can afford royalty fees, among other things. If running a radio station like this or any other venture is your passion, even if it is just a side job/hobby, you should find a way to run it on your own financially. If you can't afford it, let it go and move on. I think it's sad that if the money is gone, you have to "ask for a handout" and team up with another corporation/entity just to cover your ass. Just my opinion.

Not for nothing, but this is kind of a snarky reply.  I know how it felt to go off air and come back due to financial difficulties, and no, there's nothing wrong to "ask for a handout."

[JohnParker]

Well, Will does do the production for 92.3 Now so it shouldn't be a surprise.

As for the comment about iParty receiving a "handout", that's just total BS.  Many internet station, including mine, have taken advantage of a provision in SoundExchange's agreements and have formed groups that allow a bunch of station to operate under one umbrella.  It's smart business for people that make no money and since this is internet radio we're lucky to break even.  No one gets to skirt the royalties that have to be paid to the publishing companies.

jp

[willcalder]

There is no plans for iPartyRadio on WXRK-HD2, 3 or within CBS Radio.   

John is right though, I do imaging for iPartyRadio and have done some imaging for 923NOW.    Ironically, I borrowed a few scripts from iPartyRadio when we reproduced the Saturday Night mixshow imaging on 923NOW.   "These are New York's hottest DJ's whose sounds define the Tri-State's nightlife vibe" was reworked from iPartyRadio's "these are some of the worlds hottest DJ's whose sounds define today's nightlife vibe"

i'm to blame for the similarities.

Thanks for all the kind words... And it's good to know that investments in the future are now called handouts.... I guess that trend started with the government and the banks, eh?