Country

From traditional to contemporary. Country jingles unparalleled in their ability to forge a deep connection between your brand and your listeners. All jingles can be sung with solos, duets and our Premium voice group. Multiple edits give you a full-kit of elements for use on air and in production! You get all possible mixouts with acapellas, full mix, ramp mix, donut, shotgun...

Maximum FirePower12 fast paced Country jingles Transitions, TOH, Weather

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Nashville Package14 cuts, Top of Hour, Weather... it's fast and current Country

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There are approximately 2,200 country radio stations operating in the United States. This makes Country music the most popular format by station count in the U.S. radio landscape. Country, AC and News/Talk still Lead, while 'Classic' Stations Show Best Growth Trends. Across the US, Country radio typically features a mix of contemporary country music, classic hits, and sometimes crossover tracks that blend country with pop or rock influences. With artists ranging from established stars like Luke Bryan, Carrie Underwood, and Blake Shelton to newer talents breaking into the Nashville scene. Stations may also spotlight regional artists to cater to their specific audience demographics. The largest owners of country music stations in the United States include iHeartMedia, Cumulus Media, Audacy, and Townsquare Media. As of 2024, the country radio format in the U.S. remains highly significant in the broadcasting landscape, with about 12.4% of all radio stations in the country dedicated to this genre, making it the most popular radio format in terms of station count. The market for radio broadcasting, including country music stations, is valued at around $13.6 billion annually in the U.S. The industry, while mature, continues to show resilience with gradual growth. Country radio being a key player in reaching rural and suburban populations.The advertising sector on Country radio is still quite profitable. For instance, the average return on investment (ROI) for radio ads can be quite high, often providing significant value to advertisers. Radio, in general, is trusted by around 54% of adults aged 18-34, making it a compelling medium for advertisers targeting younger demographics as well. Smart speaker integration is also affecting how audiences consume country radio, with more listeners tuning in via smart speakers at home, reflecting broader trends in radio consumption as more people continue to work remotely. In summary, country radio continues to be a dominant force in the U.S. radio industry, both in terms of station numbers and audience loyalty, while adapting to changes in how people listen to music.