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RhythmRadio.com, the Los Angeles-based, self-described “full-color, wide-screen, global Internet music mega pipeline,” today goes live with a Japanese channel.
The new channel promises the same feel-good alternative, hip-hop, R&B, pop and blues mix as RhythmRadio’s English, Spanish and German formats, but with a Japanese DJ. The goal is to popularize the convergence concept of “stimulating music without boundaries,” said founder and radio and TV personality Shadoe Stevens.
“We are the first music company to treat the world as one audience,” said Stevens, a 35-year radio veteran who is credited with creating the album-oriented and alternative-rock formats in the 1980s.
Launched last October on a budget of less than $1 million, RhythmRadio also features comedy, philosophy, contests, theatre and original animation by artist Tom Kidd.
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