Radio Record

Radio Record is a Russian radio station that broadcasts on 106.3 FM from Saint Petersburg. It airs an electronic dance music format with primarily trance and house offerings now expanded to variety of different genres including Rock, Deep House, Future House, Dubstep.

This article is about the Russian radio station. For the Brazilian radio station, see Rádio Record.
Radio Record
CitySaint Petersburg, Russia
Frequency106.3 MHz (FM)
Slogan"Record Dance Radio"
Programming
FormatElectronic dance music
Ownership
Owner3AO
History
First air date
August 22, 1995
Links
WebsiteRadio Record

Radio Record can be listened by using its FM frequency or its website. Also available by using its mobile apps.

History

Radio Record began broadcasting on August 22, 1995.[1] It was originally recorded from a small office. It was the first radio station to switch to the dance format and this was based on a vote from the listening audience. Since 2004, the radio station began broadcasting via satellite to the European territory of Russia.

In 2018 more genres has been added to the station including Neurofunk, Techtonik, 2-Step, Trance Hits, Pop Hits, Euro Dance, Liquid Funk, House Classics, Progressive, Electro, Synthwave, Moombahton, Jungle, Hypnotic, Technopop, Disco/Funk, Drum 'n' Bass Hits.

Programs
  • Radio Record — The main radio show playing many different tracks including tracks picked from its sub-programs like Record EDM, Future House etc. It often plays many remixed pop music as well.
  • Мегамикс (Megamix) — Airs 100 tracks per hour with different tracks mixed.
  • Record Deep — Program for Deep House music.
  • Record EDM — Formally known as Record Club, now plays different kinds of EDM music and often picked for the main radio show.
  • Future House — Program made for Future House music.
  • Trancemission — Program for Trance music. Currently the main record label for DJ Feel.[2]
  • Record Chill-Out — Program for mellow style music known as Chill-Out.
  • Minimal/Tech — Program for Tech House type music.
  • Pirate Station — Program for Drum & Bass music.
  • Russian Mix — Program for remixed Russian music.
  • VIP House — Program dedicated to House music.
  • Супердиско 90-х — Program dedicated to music from the 90s.
  • Record Breaks — Program for Break music.
  • Record Dubstep — Program for Dubstep music.
  • Record Dancecore — Program for fast-paced and old styled Trance music.
  • Record Techno — Program for Techno music including old Techno music.
  • Record Hardstyle — A program for Hardstyle music.
  • Record Trap — Program for Trap music.
  • Pump — Program for playing Hard House music, a genre originated from UK.
  • Record Rock — Program dedicated to Rock music.
  • Медляк FM (Medlyak FM) — A program for playing moderate music, pop music including country music.
  • Гоп FM (Hope FM) — Program for Russian Techno, Dance, Pop, Country and R&B music.
  • Yo! FM — Program for R&B and Rap (known as Hip-Hop) music.
  • Rave FM — Program dedicated for Rave music.
  • Neurofunk — Fast upbeat type Drum 'n' Bass music.[3]
  • Trancehouse — Techno, Progressive House from 2004 to 2011.[4]
  • 2-step — Sub-genre of UK garage emerged in England in the late 90s.[5]
  • Hypnotic — A program dedicated to UK Progressive and Tribal House.[6]
  • Trance Hits — Popular Trance music from artists such as Armin van Buuren.[7]
  • EDM Hits — Famous EDM style tracks played here.
  • Uplifting — Dynamic Progressive Trance with a special bass in speed of 138 bpm.
  • Record Darkside — Hard impact sounds, dark and heavy Drum 'n' Bass tunes.
  • Big Hits — All time pop hits played here.
  • Synthwave — Type of electronic music inspired by new wave and soundtracks of films, video games and television shows of the 1980s.[8]
  • Jackin'/Garage — From UK garage, jackin house and bassline house, fidget house and bass house tracks from leading representatives of the genre.[9]
  • Треш-шоу Кремова и Хрусталева (Kremov and Khrustalev's Thrash Show) — Comedy show featuring Kremov and Khrustalev.
  • Record Club — Program dedicated to mixes of different club music from different popular DJs.
  • Record Super Chart — Music ratings chart by DJ Feel. Ratings based on music that currently being played on the main radio show from no 1 - 33.
  • СВЕЖАКИ (Fresh Tracks) — Program for showcasing new tracks.

Imported shows

Record Megamix

Record Megamix is constructed as a 1-hour mix of currently played tracks from the main radio show. It features around 100 songs mixed by DJ Peretse which described as the best speedmixer.[10]

Megamix is divided into small sections, each section featuring different tracks played at the same pitch and then it changes then moves to the next section.

Audience

According to statistics from 2011, listeners are mainly from 15 to 35 years old.[1] The station mainly focuses on a male youth audience. In 2011, the average daily audience of the radio station in Saint Petersburg was 350,000 people now expanded to worldwide.[11]

See also
  • List of radio stations in Russia

References
  1. Radio Record: History radiorecord.ru
  2. "Объявлен состав артистов Trancemission "Awakening"". www.radiorecord.ru. Retrieved 2016-11-13.
  3. "Новая онлайн-станция Record Neurofunk". www.radiorecord.ru. Retrieved 2018-08-01.
  4. "50 интернет-станций Рекорда на любой вкус и стиль!". www.radiorecord.ru. Retrieved 2018-08-01.
  5. "Встречайте новую онлайн-станцию 2-STEP". www.radiorecord.ru. Retrieved 2018-08-01.
  6. "+1 в копилку радиостанций. Встречайте, Record Hypnotic!". www.radiorecord.ru. Retrieved 2018-08-01.
  7. "В копилке онлайн-станций Рекорда пополнение — TRANCE HITS". www.radiorecord.ru. Retrieved 2018-08-01.
  8. "Record Synthwave — наша новая онлайн-волна!". www.radiorecord.ru. Retrieved 2018-08-01.
  9. "Record Jackin'/Garage пополнил коллекцию онлайн-станций Рекорда!". www.radiorecord.ru. Retrieved 2018-08-01.
  10. "DJ Peretse LED DJS (DJ Перец)". promodj.com. Retrieved 2016-11-13.
  11. Аудитория слушателей на сайте радиостанции

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