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93.1 Crossover City of license Davao City Broadcast area Davao Branding 93.1 Crossover Slogan "All Smooth, All Current" Frequency 93.1 MHz First air date 1999 Format smooth jazz, rhythm and blues, new standards, bossa nova, chill out music Power 10,000 watts Callsign meaning DXLR Owner Mareco Broadcasting Network, Inc. Webcast http://tunein.com/radio/Crossover-FM-931-s49647/ Website http://www.crossover.com.ph 93.1 Crossover (DXLR 93.1 MHz Davao City) is a music FM station owned and operated by Mareco Broadcasting Network, Inc. in the Philippines. The station's studio & transmitter are located at Valrose Building, CM Recto Street, Davao City. The station is also available via streaming audio on their website.
Audience profile
For over a decade, jazz enthusiasts both young and old have made 93.1 Crossover their place on the radio. From smooth jazz and rhythm & blues, samba to new standards. The programming is spiced up with special shows and segments including Understanding Bossa Nova hosted by premier Filipino bossa nova artist Eileen Sison and The Dave Koz Show hosted by Grammy-nominated saxophone player Dave Koz that taken their listeners to the heart of smooth jazz and highlight exceptional musical artistry.
Crossover stations
- DWBM 105.1 MHz - Manila
- DZBM 105.1 MHz - Baguio
- DYBM 99.1 MHz - Bacolod
- DYAC 90.7 MHz - Cebu
- DXLR 93.1 MHz - Davao
- DWBM TV-43 - Manila
References
http://www.davaocity.gov.ph/Directory.aspx?id=433
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- Smooth Jazz radio stations in the Philippines
- Radio stations established in 1999
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