Mix FM (Malaysia)
Broadcast area | Malaysia |
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Slogan |
Better Music, More Variety (2003 - 2004) Better Music, More Variety - From The 80's, 90's and Now (2004 - 2005) Playing an improved variety from the 80's, 90's and Now (2005 - 2006) The new buzz in Malaysia (2006 - 2007) Now with Ika, Serena C & Pietro in the mornings. (2007) Turn Me On (2007 - 2008) Malaysia's Best Variety (2008 - 2013) Malaysia's Best Music (2013 - Present) |
Frequency |
91.0 FM (Penang, Alor Star), Penang 91.1 FM (Malacca) 91.3 FM (Taiping, Penang : Balik Pulau) 94.1 FM (Kuantan) 94.2 FM (Seremban) 94.3 FM (Ipoh) 94.5 FM (Klang Valley) 97.7 FM (Kuching) 98.3 FM (Kuala Terengganu, Marang and Hulu Terengganu) 94.6 FM (Kota Bharu) 99.1 FM (Johor Bahru) 101.6 FM (Kota Kinabalu) 99.1 FM (Singapore) |
First air date | January 1997 |
Format | Hot adult contemporary |
Owner | Astro Holdings Sdn Bhd, under Astro Radio |
Sister stations |
hitz fm My FM Era fm Lite FM Sinar FM XFM THR.fm |
Webcast | eAAC+ |
Website |
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MIX fm is a Malaysian national radio station managed by Astro Radio, a subsidiary of Astro Holdings Sdn Bhd.
Specially created for the sophisticated and modern 25-34 year old, MIX fm plays adult contemporary hits from the 90s to now. It features a fresh music mix peppered with lighthearted features, contests, lifestyle updates, entertainment news, etc.
Internet savvy listeners can also log on to the stylish MIX fm website which contains MIX announcer profiles, promotions/contests and freebies, as well as more lifestyle info like movie reviews, book reviews, traffic reports, plus news updates.
Based on the Nielsen Radio Audience Measurement Sweep 2, 2013, MIX fm reaches 323,000 listeners per week. Among all the English breakfast shows in Malaysia, Mix FM has the highest time spent listening.[1]
Schedule
Program | Day | Time | Announcer | Description |
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The NEW MIX breakfast with Aishah and Rod | Weekdays | 6 AM - 10 AM | Aishah & Rod | |
MIX Blitz | 10 AM - 1 PM | Linora Low | 50 Minutes of Non-Stop Commercial free Music | |
MIX Blitz | 1 PM - 4 PM | Ezra | 50 Minutes of Non-Stop Commercial free Music | |
MIX Drive | 4 PM - 8 PM | Phat Fabes | 45 minutes of none stop commercial free music and less talk . | |
MIX 90's On Demand | 8 PM - 11 PM | Reem Shahwa | Request for your favourite 90's song to Reem! | |
MIXTape Sessions | Weekdays Saturday Sunday | 11 PM-3 AM 10 PM-3 AM 9 PM-3 AM | Jakeman, DJ Dhan & DJ Fuzz Mix | Malaysia's Best MIX of Music all MIXed up |
MIX 30 Countdown | Saturday | 9 AM - 12 PM | Linora | The Top 30 Songs on MIX FM |
Announcers
Current announcers
- Aishah Sinclair
- Rod Monteiro
- Reem Shahwa
- Linora Low
- Ezra Mei-En Chua
- Phat Fabes
Former announcers (1997 - present)
- Richard Ng
- Shazmin Shamsuddin
- Ross Hadi
- Melanie
- Katherine
- Lucy Leong
- Aaron Pinto
- Aanont Wathanasin
- Aldeena
- Ika Kamaruzzaman
- Anushia Kanagasabai
- Asha Gill
- Carolyn Peh
- Kevin Francis
- Joanne Kam
- Pietro Ambrose Felix
- Ross Yusof
- Mesh Nair
- Jojo Struys
- Jay Menon
- Rudy Sufian
- Ferhad
- Siva
- Sham
- Roshan Narayan
- Reefa
- Serena Choong (2007 - 2012)
- Steve Kyle D'angelo
- Ryan Augustine De Alwis
- Jason Desmond Chin (JD) (2011 - 2013)
- Dilly Shakir (2011 - 2013)
- Sarimah Ibrahim
- Natalie Kniese
- Charlene Wong
History
For decades, Malaysia had only one English language radio station, which was government-owned. MIX fm (along with Hitz FM and Light & Easy) was launched into Malaysian FM airwaves in January 1997 after being one of Astro's audio-only channels since the launch of the satellite network in October the year before. TalkRadio and Classic Rock was also launched at the same time, but now had been replaced by radio station in other language than English. Originally, the radio station mainly focused on 1980s and 1990s music, but after the logo change in 2006, Mix FM has changed into a radio stations that plays adult contemporary music from the 1990s to now. The focus of 1980s and 1990s music has been moved to its sister station, LiteFM. Mix FM differs from other English radio stations in Malaysia because it plays current hits targeted at adult listeners compared to younger generation for other English language radio stations.
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