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Something “New” for WMEZ-FM

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Alex_44

Hearing ads here and there for something “new” on 94.1 WMEZ-FM. I haven’t seen anything on radioinsight.com so who knows. Any guesses?
 
Alex_44 said:
Hearing ads here and there for something “new” on 94.1 WMEZ-FM. I haven’t seen anything on radioinsight.com so who knows. Any guesses?
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First I'm hearing about it. Will do some digging. I do see they are still playing Christmas music though.
 
Guess Cumulus wanted to find a way to flank or protect their siblings in both Mobile and Pensacola. Now listeners have their choice of R&B/Hip-Hop WBLX, Rhythmic CHR WMEZ, Adult R&Bs WRRX and WDLT, and Top 40/CHR WABD to choose from.
 
Last song on “Soft Rock 94.1”: “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree“ by Brenda Lee.
First song on “Hot 94.1”: “Loving on Me” by Jack Harlow.
 
only1moore said:
Guess Cumulus wanted to find a way to flank or protect their siblings in both Mobile and Pensacola. Now listeners have their choice of R&B/Hip-Hop WBLX, Rhythmic CHR WMEZ, Adult R&Bs WRRX and WDLT, and Top 40/CHR WABD to choose from.
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I wonder if some of the existing listeners will crossover from ‘BLX since it’s not far from the two frequencies
 
Alex_44 said:
I wonder if some of the existing listeners will crossover from ‘BLX since it’s not far from the two frequencies
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Depends on how and where they’re targeting the audience. BLX is mostly focused on Mobile and the African American community while Hot is concentrated on Pensacola and a younger multicultural base, especially around the military base area.
 
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