Isle of Wight Radio is launching a new sister station, Isle of Wight Radio Retro, which will play hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s with a nostalgic style of broadcasting.
The station goes live this April on the Isle of Wight’s new small-scale DAB multiplex.
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Isle of Wight Radio is launching a new sister station, Isle of Wight Radio Retro. (Image: Isle of Wight Radio)
Claire John, managing director of Isle of Wight Radio, said: “We’re absolutely delighted to help bring small-scale DAB radio to the Isle of Wight.
“As well as offering our main station on DAB, Retro will provide something a little different — a fresh yet familiar sound for the Island.
“We can’t wait for listeners to tune in and enjoy the music and memories.”
Isle of Wight Radio, a staple of the Island’s airwaves for more than 35 years, said every part of the new station — from jingles to presentation — has been thoughtfully designed to evoke the spirit of decades gone by.
The launch marks the station’s expansion into digital broadcasting.
With Isle of Wight Radio Retro, listeners will be able to easily access the station through modern DAB technology.