BreakThru Radio Airing Brand New Dance Show, 'Revolver'

New York, NY (PRWEB) April 20, 2007 -- BreakThru Radio (BTR), the Internet's source for the World's Best Independent Music, announced today the world premiere of its brand new specialty show from DJ Wynn, called "Revolver". This fun new show boasts tons of catchy songs that will have listeners dancing around their rooms. "Revolver" is the latest installment in the station's successful series of specialty shows. DJ Wynn's hip new show can be found only on http://www.breakthruradio.com.

With the inauguration of "Revolver," DJ Wynn aims to give BTR listeners an eclectic mix of indie dance club music. "Revolver" will feature a diverse range of tunes designed to get fans pumped up and in the mood to groove, including artists such as Peter Bjorn and John, Ghostland Observatory, and Walter Meego. A new edition of "Revolver" will air every other Friday on the station.

"Revolver is a nonstop dance bonanza that has all the clap tracks you could ever want," explains DJ Wynn. "Put on your favorite hipster outfit and get down to great bands like Love Is All, The Dears, and Headlights. The only sad part about being a DJ is that we can't move from behind the booth to dance with you!"

With the addition of "Revolver," BTR further fulfills its goal of offering listeners complete on-demand, free programming that caters to whatever music niche in which their taste lies. Other BTR specialty shows include a folk show, a blues show, a heavy metal show, a dance music show and a hip-hop show.

"Revolver" will premiere on BTR today and will be available in the station's archive and program guide, along with all of BTR's previous specialty programs. Listeners can tune in to hear DJ Wynn's latest mixtape theme by visiting http://www.breakthruradio.com.

About BreakThru Radio

BreakThru Radio (BTR) is the Internet's source for the World's Best Independent Music, where expert DJs expose the rich underground of sound not found on commercial radio. Whether it's death metal, dancehall, hip-hop, indie rock, roots country, reggae, electronica, acid jazz, ambient beats, dub, two-step or folk, whatever genre you can imagine, BTR has it well-stocked, and with no expiration date.

In a world where independent music is becoming infinitely more accessible, the need for informed sources to filter out the best of it has become a necessity. Music fans across the globe are beyond frustrated with commercial radio, and often feel victimized by it.

Until now.

"Music for music lovers," is BTR's motto, and one that its DJ's take very seriously.
BTR offers its listeners unlimited access to underground music, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, with a daily audience that includes more than two dozen countries. With its unique on-demand musical programming and focus on the best in new, independent music, it's no surprise the site has garnered over 80 million listeners in its first year.

2007 has seen the addition of independent video coverage to BTR, as well as top-notch editorial content and an intuitive global show calendar. In fact, you could say that BTR has taken everything a music fan could ever need or want, and put it all into one cohesive website, completely free of charge.

Unlike other radio stations, BTR offers on-demand programming; a first in internet radio. Listeners can cater to their specific musical preferences, and at the same time discover the best independent and unsigned artists from across the world.

Using the cutting edge technology of UpSNAP, BreakThru Radio makes all of its shows more accessible to an on-the-go market of students and young professionals, via exclusive access to its on-demand programming through the medium of mobile phones. BreakThru Radio services are available through virtually all of the major carrier networks in the U.S., including Nextel/Sprint, Cingular, Verizon, AT&T, Alltel and T-Mobile.

BTR can be heard on www.breakthruradio.com and www.NYTrack.com, New York's only website dedicated to the tri-state high school track community, thus reaching over 5 million high school students.

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