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About me Nathan Neff has a unique style. That means, if you like it, you can only get it from him. The problem with finding a new artist is finding a ?new? artist. How many times have you heard a new performer and thought, ?wow, he sounds just like so-and-so?? The music industry doesn?t need another George Strait or Justin Timberlake, they already have that. But somewhere along the way, people want something new and exciting. That is where Nathan Neff comes in. Blending genres is becoming a clich? promotion these days because everyone wants to sell the idea of their diverse influences and broad appeal. However, it?s a significant accomplishment to take that idea and create something refreshingly good.
Nathan Neff attaches himself to the eighties rocker in country skin. Let?s face it; today?s country has picked up where eighties rock left off. The huge concerts now belong to today?s top country artist, and rightfully so. Those concert-goers are now at the age where going to see a band that is intoxicated isn?t as exciting as seeing an intoxicatingly good performance.
The truth of the matter is this, people listen to various styles of music. Gone are the days when cowboys listen to country and city kids listen to rap. Go to any rodeo and you?ll find bull riders riding to AC/DC and Kid Rock while country performers make as many stops in big cities as they do county fairs. It?s only a matter of time before someone creates a sound that not only recognizes that idea, but embraces it?maybe someone already has. Maybe that someone is Nathan Neff.
With songs like ?Hillbilly Pimps? and ?I Rock The Most?, listeners can revel in their roots without being ashamed of their latest guilty pleasure. The songs provide lyrical content that identifies with the listener and even grants a sense of pride. You can love classic country AND rock out at the same time. Nathan Neff is a new sound and for concert-goers, a new experience.
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Here station fans can tune in, discuss, tag the station, and join a station's group. Groups provides a closer connection with listeners and allows you to build a community around your station.
Tags are a way for listeners to bookmark your station and also provide a way to classify your station for searching. For instance, the more people that tag a station 'Alternative', the higher that station will appear when someone searches for or clicks an 'Alternative' tag.
new!When you purchase a broadcast package you are given a number of Listener Units.
You divvy your Listener Units up among the four bit rate options: 32kbs, 64kbs, 96kbs, or 128kbs*. We came up with the idea of Listener Units so that you can re-allocate your bandwidth at any time.
For instance, let's say you start broadcasting thinking all your listeners will have a broadband connection. Eventually you start hearing from people that can't tune in because they're
(unfortunately!) still on a dial up connection. All you have to do is re-allocate some Listener Units to the lower quality 32kbs stream!
*bit rates correspond to stream quality - a higher number means a higher quality stream
Basic stats are provided for your station. You can see what's happening 'now' and the last thirty days.
Weekly spin charts are generated for your station. They contain the top 100 most heard songs you played during the week. Charts are often linked to by artists which drives traffic back to your station.
There are many ways for your station to be found on LoudCity
All active stations are randomly rotated and appear on the homepage as a featured station.
The most used tags appear on the homepage. Click next and you'll see what happens when someone clicks the 'Alternative' tag.
This is the search results for all stations tagged 'Alternative'. As mentioned earlier, the stations most tagged 'Atlernative' are listed first.
When someone clicks on an artist name anywhere on the site they're taken to an artist page where they can see the stations that play that artist. Again the stations that play that artist most are listed first.
Yet another way for listeners to find stations they're going to like.
In addition to all the features you've just seen we also offer a Custom Launch Page option. This allows you to upload your own html page(s) to LoudCity.
Since our webcasting licenses require our broadcasters to 'launch' their streams from the loudcity.com domain, the Custom Launch Page option is a great way to keep the
look and feel of your existing site when you send listeners over to tune in.
Whether you're a seasoned online broadcaster or just want to try it as a hobby, LoudCity provides a great set of tools and features for you to be successful. Give it a try!