A hosted music program for Triple A, Freeform, Dance, Urban, and Alternative stations that need novel, reliable, upbeat, content appropriate for any day part, Synthpop Nonstop programs to 25–54, tech-savvy, concert-going, travelers that are interested in trends, community, and sustainability.
Host/producer Patrick Whalen draws from over a decade's experience programming public radio, as well as from years working in the record business and for global tech industry brands.
Synthpop Nonstop first aired in 2022. After thirty-eight weekly episodes on Seattle LPFM KBFG, the program shifted to a national syndication strategy. It has been available on PRX Exchange since January 2024.
In the late '70s, a new music subgenre, synth-pop, arose and launched the MTV era. As synthesizers became mainstream, synth-pop took up residence in nightclubs worldwide, eventually giving way to the rave scene, before coming back full force in a new century. Today, artists from the dawn of synth-pop like Depeche Mode and New Order fill arenas, supported by a new generation of artists they inspired.
Available weekly, Tuesdays 1:00am PT
• Program duration 59:00
• 2 floating, 20 sec breaks
CONTACT:
Patrick Whalen
patwha [at] outlook [dot] com
206-290-7837
www.synthpopnonstop.com
www.mixcloud/synthpopnonstop.com
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A hosted music program for Triple A, Freeform, Dance, Urban, and Alternative stations that need novel, reliable, upbeat, content appropriate for any day part, Synthpop Nonstop programs to 25–54, tech-savvy, concert-going, travelers that are interested in trends, community, and sustainability.
Host/producer Patrick Whalen draws from over a decade's experience programming public radio, as well as from years working in the record business and for global tech industry brands.
Synthpop Nonstop first aired in 2022. After thirty-eight weekly episodes on Seattle LPFM KBFG, the program shifted to a national syndication strategy. It has been available on PRX Exchange since January 2024.
In the late '70s, a new music subgenre, synth-pop, arose and launched the MTV era. As synthesizers became...
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