New Dance CHR in NYC - Pulse 87.7

[Slinky]

I mentioned this on the General Radio board, but it's also appropriate here. NY has a new dance-oriented station at the bottom of the dial - 87.7FM. They're also streaming:

wnyz64.streamonfiber.com/player/player.php?username=WNYZ&stream=64k&type=1#

The mix is mostly dance, programmed by veteran NY programmer Joel Salkowitz, who also was in charge of NY's dance station Hot 97 in the 80's and early 90's.

[🅳🅸🆂🅲🅾]

This is the correct link:

wnyz64.streamonfiber.com/player/player.php?username=WNYZ&stream=64k&type=1#

[Slinky]

LOL.... that's what I get for copy/pasting my other post. I should have known better. Thanks for the correction, DC.

[btwnymoeu86]

It's a great mix of stuff. They have to play some Flo-Rida, Chris Brown, other stuff mixed in with current popular dance to get a broad audience and let people know that dance music isn't bad!

So far, I have yet to be disappointed!

Finally DANCE is back in NY!

[botoxic]

This may also explain why Pulse DC has yet to launch (from All Access):

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Is Pulse 87/New York In Trouble?

Asking For Donations
What's up at MEGA MEDIA Top 40/Dance PULSE 87/NEW YORK? The station is hitting hard times. And, if money is not raised, may have to pull the plug.

The station's website posted the following this morning:

PULSE 87, NEW YORK's New Dance Leader, Is Urging You To Save PULSE 87. For more than a year, we've brought dance music back to NEW YORK. New music every week. Unique mixes every day. Dance music every hour. Now, we're getting close to our final hour. Due to the economic situation we are all facing, and the fact that we are a small company, PULSE 87.7 FM is in a unique predicament. We have reached a crossroad where a decision needs to be made.

We have approximately one week left to be on the air if we do not generate the appropriate funds to stay afloat.

PD JOEL SALKOWITZ told ALL ACCESS, "It's very simple, PULSE 87 is a live and local radio station, without big corporate owners, and it is fighting to stay alive.

"We are reaching out to our very local following of 800,000+ listners and asking them to help. For less than what someone spends to get into a club or buy some adult beverages, they can help save something that they really like ... dance music on NEW YORK radio."

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