Radio Crossover

For over a decade, discriminating listeners have made 105.1 Crossover their place on the radio. From smooth jazz and rhythm & blues, samba to new standards, Crossover delivers a sophisticated yet accessible blend of cool instrumentals and smooth vocals. Nothing but the finest in new adult contemporary music.

The programming is spiced up with special shows and segments that take you to the heart of smooth jazz and highlight exceptional musical artistry. Plus fresh international news live from the BBC World Service in London, and real time traffic reports from trapik.com to guide you during peak drivetime hours.

Listen up to the fresh, vibrant sound of new adult contemporary music. The trendsetting sound of today fit for your refined taste and dynamic lifestyle.

90.7 in Cebu. 99.1 in Bacolod. 93.1 in Davao and 105.1 in Manila and Baguio.

All smooth . . .All current . . . All Crossover.

NETWORK PROFILE

The Mareco Broadcasting Network, Inc. (MBN, Inc.) made its debut in the radio industry in 1963. Its first AM station DZBM, originally served only as a promotional venue for Mareco's own Mabuhay and Villar Records. It also held the local license to produce and market foreign music labels from a peak of over a hundred major international recording companies. During this time, DZBM played the latest and widest variety of popular music and was consistently no. 1 in the surveys, contributing significantly in popularizing radio as a prime entertainment medium in Manila.

With its increasing listenership, MBN eventually opened DZBM to commercial advertising. For enhanced quality, the station moved from AM to the FM band and became known as 105.1 DWBM-FM in 1991. From this time, the Network underwent several changes in management, as well as programming, with the end result being 105.1 Crossover in 1994, renewing its commitment to broadcast excellence.

MBNI then realized its plans for expansion with the opening 99.1 Crossover (DYBM-FM) in Bacolod City on February 1997, 90.7 Crossover (DYAC-FM) in Cebu on September of the same year, and 93.1 Crossover (DXLR-FM) in Davao on June 1999, bringing the Crossover concept to the southern area of the country. The Manila broadcast is now also heard live over 105.1 FM in Baguio City.