ATLANTA, GA, April 23, 2014 (Press-News.org) Brainchild of President/CEO Darrel Davis, JazzBeatsRadio.com serves up Le Cool Hot Smooth Jazz music in all its internationally delectable forms via 24/7 online streaming. Currently heard in more than 60 countries, "I saw this coming years ago with the almost simultaneous trifecta demise of smooth-jazz radio outlets in many major US markets, the disappearance of the smooth-jazz format, and the introduction of satellite radio streaming," Davis states.
Davis' fifth estate and corporate background includes stints at Los Angeles radio outlets KGFJ, KDAY, and financial giants Prudential Bank and Bank of America.
Contrary to what one may surmise given the aforementioned paradigm shift in the on-air landscape, "The desire for and interest in smooth-jazz will never die, but the venue in which consumers indulge their tastes will. "That will continue to shift as technology advances," Davis states. "Our goal is to be streamed in the dashboard of every smooth-jazz consumer's motor vehicle, tablet, smartphone, computer, and every other electronic device known to man. We also plan to indulge captive audiences aboard commercial aircraft, railway, and ocean liners.
Nearly half of JazzBeatsRadio audience listens via computer desktop or laptop. More than 40 percent access the site via Apple products; nearly 10 percent via android, and the Tune In radio app, which can be downloaded directly from JazzBeatsRadio.com.
As the stratosphere of technology eats away at terrestrial radio's market share, JazzBeatsRadio.com is poised to reach and serve the deep-pocketed listeners who advertisers want to reach. The online smooth-jazz streamer's audience is comprised of 75 percent U.S. and 25 percent international listeners. Eighty percent are college educated; half of whom are entrepreneurs.
JazzBeatsRadio.com features a 24/7 smorgasbord of music, interviews, round-table conversations, historic retrospectives, world festivals, blogs, educational forums, and much more in celebration of all things smooth-jazz. The global tapestry of internationally acclaimed musicians and vocalists heard on JazzBeatsRadio.com includes Grammy Award-nominated baritone Will Downing, legendary trumpeter Tom Browne, flutist Kim Scott, London vocalist Tara Priya, and France musician Patrick Cascino.
JazzBeatsRadio.com can be heard 24/7 by clicking the "Listen Live" link on the site. Follow, like, and link up to JazzBeatsRadio.com via Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Download the free app on any mobile device, or access the Tune In radio app.
JazzBeatsRadio.com staff include President/CEO, Darrel Davis; Station Manager, Viva Mells-Mack; General Sales Manager, Marcus Bailey; Music Director, Robert Jackson; and Vice President of Marketing, Marquita Thomas.
Contact: Darrel Davis, President/CEO, JazzBeatsRadio, LLC
Phone: 404.343.1527
Email: jazzbeatsradio@gmail.com
Terrestrial Radio, Move Over: Enter Jazzbeatsradio.com - The Beats Of The World: Online, Global Destination for the Smooth Jazz Aficionado
Smooth jazz radio is alive on jazzbeatsradio.com.
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