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Dug sifts through an extensive collection of listener drops, television and film clips, artist interviews and instantly recognizable retro content, producing thematic retro radio branding for Classic Hit/Rock formats. Let DJVI audio showcase your music and format like never before. A custom produced demo using your radio brand is as easy as emailing your script to info@dugjoy.com.
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Earlier this year (when all the face mask fun began) I voiced a multimedia presentation from my studio. Just a straightforward read regarding Covid. No live session required, the agent
Besides making the major decision on how you are going to deliver the style, energy, tempo and inflection, I find the next biggest factor to consider when voicing an audition
Ahh…headphones. A radio jock’s close control room companion. AKG? Sennheiser? Sony? Audio-Technica? JBL? Koss? Over the years, I’ve used dozens of different headsets. And just like microphones, they all have
JACK UP the 80’s is a daily retro noon hour show on 96.9 JACK FM in Vancouver, Canada hosted by the legendary Larry Hennessey: https://www.jack969.com/shows/jack-up-the-80s/ I first met Larry when I
I originally created this feature as a retro music radio program that concentrated on themes as opposed to a specific decade(s) or a countdown show. It’s heavily produced with audio from
I created this promo for SCMS, a company that provides broadcast equipment and are based in North Carolina. When you have a company identified with four letters, you can really
I really wish I could find another company that wants these custom intros for their themes. The script was well written, and I could immediately envision sitting in a room
A radio demo I created and sent to JACK FM. I wanted to demonstrate what kind of a show I could host and produce daily from my studio. I simply
This is one of the episodes for an ongoing series called “Deeptrack Flashback.” Listening to the radio, I thought “What would I like to hear as a feature on a
This was an episodic show that I created for radio. I think I wrote about 100 episodes. Just fascinating facts and stories about the country I’m proud to call home.
