Broadcasting time devoted to a particular record, performer, or musical genre.
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they call themselves country and western just to get airplay
Example sentencesExamples
Few country artists who get any radio airplay can come close to the character and expressiveness of this music.
The young Galway man has been enjoying a good run on the circuit with plenty of work and decent airplay on the regional stations.
The Hindu Times gets its first airplay tomorrow on BBC Radio 1 at 8.15 am.
It has been picking up good airplay on the local stations and looks set to be another popular favourite for the man from Belmullet.
There are parallels for this - like the moment artists started being paid for radio airplay.
Records were denied airplay for the most arcane reasons imaginable.
DiFranco's albums were getting very little radio airplay and couldn't be found in most record stores.
In addition to their previous tours, two studio releases and radio airplay, the band has already achieved another modest success.
Radio airplay is considered the most powerful promotional tool for record companies.
After all, that's the version that gets airplay every night on network and cable newscasts.
It is given massive airplay on all commercial radio stations as well as BBC Radio One.
We truly believe that each artist on FightCloud is top quality and each deserve radio airplay and a record deal.
The song has been receiving an amount of airplay on the regional radio stations and Barry is very pleased with the reaction.
The most promising bands and artists will get the chance to record a session and get airplay, and be given a slot supporting a headline band at a live event.
By Saturday morning, the previous night's performances were receiving frequent airplay.
The record received steady airplay, and CNN even interviewed Blakely about the phenomenon.
The American Music Awards are tellingly chosen by the public from a shortlist of nominees picked because of radio airplay and record sales.
Of this, £100,000 was from royalties and the rest came from concerts, record sales and airplay.
On the back of their Park performance, the band has played Warrington University and received airplay on local radio.
It records street musicians and underground artists and gives them airplay.
Definition of airplay in US English:
airplay
nounˈerˌplāˈɛrˌpleɪ
Broadcasting time devoted to a particular record, performer, or musical genre.
唱片播送时段
they call themselves country and western just to get airplay
Example sentencesExamples
Records were denied airplay for the most arcane reasons imaginable.
On the back of their Park performance, the band has played Warrington University and received airplay on local radio.
It is given massive airplay on all commercial radio stations as well as BBC Radio One.
Few country artists who get any radio airplay can come close to the character and expressiveness of this music.
It has been picking up good airplay on the local stations and looks set to be another popular favourite for the man from Belmullet.
The Hindu Times gets its first airplay tomorrow on BBC Radio 1 at 8.15 am.
The song has been receiving an amount of airplay on the regional radio stations and Barry is very pleased with the reaction.
Of this, £100,000 was from royalties and the rest came from concerts, record sales and airplay.
The young Galway man has been enjoying a good run on the circuit with plenty of work and decent airplay on the regional stations.
In addition to their previous tours, two studio releases and radio airplay, the band has already achieved another modest success.
By Saturday morning, the previous night's performances were receiving frequent airplay.
Radio airplay is considered the most powerful promotional tool for record companies.
There are parallels for this - like the moment artists started being paid for radio airplay.
After all, that's the version that gets airplay every night on network and cable newscasts.
DiFranco's albums were getting very little radio airplay and couldn't be found in most record stores.
We truly believe that each artist on FightCloud is top quality and each deserve radio airplay and a record deal.
The American Music Awards are tellingly chosen by the public from a shortlist of nominees picked because of radio airplay and record sales.
The record received steady airplay, and CNN even interviewed Blakely about the phenomenon.
The most promising bands and artists will get the chance to record a session and get airplay, and be given a slot supporting a headline band at a live event.
It records street musicians and underground artists and gives them airplay.