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WMPH broadcasts on 91.7 FM to northern Delaware
including portions of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland.
As the Broadcast Learning Center of the Brandywine School
District, we are proud of our tradition for continually teaching
students and servicing our community.
We recently celebrated the 40th anniversary of our radio
station. To illustrate our development under the current
management, we have provided
THE WMPH STORY online. Here you will see a pictorial
account of not only WMPH-FM, but the work of our manager in
creating the Broadcast Learning Center and the Mount Pleasant
Historical Society. There are also links to our radio
scrapbook, workshops, and a wealth of other resources.
WMPH has a student staff meeting on the third Tuesday of every
month at 7:00 PM. Members from the community are welcome to
attend. Find out more
HERE.
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This week's Top 5: (see the
Top 30)
#1 Chicane F. Natasha Bedingfield - Bruised Water
#2 Agnes - I Need You Now [uk Edit]
#3 Owl City - Fireflies [dj Strobe Mix]
#4 Anna Grace - Love Keeps Calling
#5 Just Jack - Smoke
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Hot On The Dance Floor:
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Five years after her
breakthrough smash hit "Satellites" from the
album titled In Orbit, artist September (Petra
Marklund) continues to rule the international
charts. "Cry for You" climbed to the top 10 in
more than 15 countries and kept the #1 position
at Billboard Dance Radio Airplay for three
weeks. The single sold close to 1.5 million
worldwide.
Ever since her debut single "La la la (Never
give it up)" in 2003, Swedish singer and dancing
queen September has worked together with
songwriter and producer Jonas van der Burg and
the two songwriters Niclas van der Burg and Anoo
Bhagavan. Together they have continued to
follow-up one hit with another without repeating
themselves and without losing their audience.
Today September is one of Sweden's biggest
musical exports. Her other big songs in the
United States include "Can't Get Over" and
"Until I Die". You can hear her most recent
chart-topper "Leave It All Behind" on WMPH. |
New At WMPH:
The international record labels are asking Congress
for a handout - and they want to take it from your local
radio stations. That may mean stations like WMPH would
have to cut back on the music we play or the community
services we provide. Ask your representative (list
of Congress people) to help by sponsoring a
resolution to keep the radio you love free from a
performance tax. WMPH was a leader of the
NO PERFORMANCE TAX in 2007. Read more about our
educational boycott by clicking
here.
Visit the WMPH
store where you can support the students of the
Brandywine School District by donating to your favorite
community radio station. As a bonus, you can use our
exclusive 128k
Super-Fidelity stream!
Link To WMPH: Want to link to wmph.org?
Look here for our banners.
Visit WMPH on MySpace:
www.myspace.com/wmph
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