All signal, no static. Twenty-four hours of the music the big stations won't touch — new, loud, and hand-picked by people who actually listen.
A soft landing into the day — new releases, slow burners, and the occasional wake-up jolt.
Wall-to-wall discovery. If it's good and you haven't heard it, it's on.
The loud hour home. Guitars, hooks, and volume for the commute.
Two hours devoted entirely to bands within driving distance. Support the scene.
Longform, experimental, and unafraid. Headphones recommended.
For the ones still awake. Whatever the night calls for, Mox has it cued.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6–10a | MorningMorning Drift · June Alvarado | ||||
| 10a–2p | MiddayThe Midday · Theo Park | ||||
| 2–4p | AfternoonThe Signal — automated discovery | ||||
| 4–7p | DriveDrive · Sadie Cruz | ||||
| 8–11p | Deep Cuts | Deep Cuts | Deep Cuts | Deep Cuts | Local Frequency |
| 12–3a | LateThe Graveyard Shift · Mox | ||||
WVLN went on the air with one rule: play the good stuff, whoever made it. No consultants, no market-tested rotations, no forty-song loop. Just people who love music picking the next song because it belongs there.
We're listener-funded and fiercely local — the only station for a hundred miles that'll put an unsigned band from down the road next to the record everyone's talking about.
90.7 FM in town · streaming everywhere else