About Audio Graphics

"Sooner or later we're going to have a musical star rise from the ranks of internet radio." - Ken Dardis

If two things can be said about the relationship between indie artists and corporate radio today, they are: Broadcast radio pays no attention to indie artists. Independent artists no longer need broadcast radio. We have the internet now, plus thousands of online stations to help promote good, new music.

After my spending 20 years in radio, Audio Graphics was launched as a radio and television advertising production company in 1991. It become a web site in January, 1997.

I'm a former musician who worked at WLAY Radio in Muscle Shoals, AL when that town was the "Hit Recording Capital of the World," and had access to most of its recording studios. (It's where I learned the art of making records.)

Today there is one glaring fact that radio and indie artists know: Getting airplay on internet radio is the new route to exposure.

I've been involved with internet radio since its beginning. My background includes being SVP at Spacial Audio, a leading developer of audio software used by multiple major radio groups. I also had the opportunity to work with the Google team to create its online audio ad delivery platform.

In 1999 I created RadioRow as a way to help the better internet radio stations, and in 2003 designed RRadio Music as a destination for radio programmers to find the better indie artists.

Listen to RRadio Music Artists Here

Our "Intro to Indie Artists" series of programs help. 163 stations have requested 451 "Intro to Indie" programs. All subscribe, so when an RRadio Music artist's song is selected, they are guaranteed airplay on scores of internet radio stations.


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