Loving the Fresh New Music

My family and I have moved around a little since we first became WAPS/Summit members, so when you lose something you love, you try to find a way to fill the void. But I have found, you can't find a replacement for The Summit, it's not possible. We searched local radio channels in PA and TX to no avail. We tried satellite radio. I loved it at first, but I was getting stuck in certain decades or genres. I did like to check out the current alternative rock satellite channel to try to keep up with new music, but it's not often that the kids are not with me, and it was not censored. We never knew what we were going to hear next (not in a good way). I knew about The Summit streaming online, but unless I'm near my computer, I don't hear it.

Happy ending in sight, we moved back to the Akron area, we no longer have or need the satellite radio expense, so we dropped that. They had a Rolling Stones channel but no Beatles channel, what's up with that? For two years now I've been listening to The Summit whenever possible. Summit membership is the best musical investment you can make.

Right now, I hear Regina Spector with Ben Folds, what a great song it is. I can't get enough of Delta Spirit. When I first heard "Trashcan", I thought "Wow! They are good!" You cannot be in a bad mood when you here that one or their latest "People C'mon". I am not a huge Snow Patrol fan, but "Crack Open the Shudders" I love. There's Coldplay's "Lovers in Japan", Amy MacDonald's "This is the Life" which follows the first song I've heard from her "Mr. Rock and Roll". I also like what I've heard so far from Of Montreal. Last but by all means not least, how about The Pretenders? I love their new album "Break Up the Concrete" for it's raw, edgy, straight to the point rock, and then there is the beautiful song "Love is a Mystery". There is something new for every music lover's taste on 91.3.

Here's to Liz Mozzocco, Summit Music Director, for hooking us up with all the great new music on 91.3!