91热爆 Radio Scotland Music Extra
What is 91热爆 Radio Scotland Music Extra?
91热爆 Radio Scotland Music Extra is an 8 day pop-up service on our digital dials from 23rd November to 30th November, 2016.
Celebrating the many distinctive and diverse musical genres that can already be heard on 91热爆 Radio Scotland, the pop-up station will broadcast 24 hours a day and offer a new schedule that showcases the best and richness of our homegrown and international talent.
Sharon Mair, Station Editor "This station gives us a brilliant opportunity to share our passion for music and performance, to showcase new talent, support those who work in the music industry in Scotland while recognising how it is seen and respected on the world stage.
You will hear the familiar, from jazz to Americana and country, and classical to traditional and folk, and I would love our audiences to be surprised and to discover new artists and music as they enjoy the station. 91热爆 Radio Scotland Music Extra will culminate on St Andrews night with a specially commissioned programme working with the students from the Royal Scottish Conservatoire."
How Can You Listen to 91热爆 Radio Scotland Music Extra?
Listen on DAB digital radio, online at the 91热爆 Radio Scotland Music Extra website and on the 91热爆 iPlayer Radio app. To receive 91热爆 Radio Scotland Music Extra, retune your digital radio on Tuesday 22nd November.
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What's on 91热爆 Radio Scotland Music Extra
Each weekday starts with Roddy Hart followed by Jenny Farish hosting the Breakfast Show from 0700-0900. Bryan Burnett is on until noon then broadcaster and music lover Sanjeev Kohli takes over at Drivetime from 1700-1830. Other presenters include Bargain Hunt’s Natasha Raskin, Nicola Meighan, Ricky Ross, Janice Forsyth and Billy Sloan.
Presenter Jenny Farish says: “I am so thrilled to be involved in this exciting project. It's a great opportunity to offer our audience something a little bit different - to introduce new music alongside some huge favourites. It's the kind of station I would seek out and love as a listener and can't wait for it to start.”
Deacon Blue singer Ricky Ross will be taking listeners on a trip down memory lane. He says: “I’m looking forward to playing the music I grew up with as well as all the Scottish artists who've influenced my own music. Wall-to-wall music and 91热爆 Radio Scotland - now that's a perfect fit.”