(openPR) - DENVER, CO, October 8th 2006 - Embracing the rapid growth of independent online radio, MoRisen Records will world premiere The Sammie's newest single "Trainwreck" on the XtremeBitz online radio show, which airs on the popular IdobiRadio.com. According to RadioWave Monitor (www.radiowavemonitor.com), Idobi Radio is the second most listened to alternative radio station online, second to Yahoo!'s LAUNCHcast.
Following the world premiere, Idobi Radio will exclusively spin the new single for a week before it's released to FM, satellite, and other online outlets. "High quality Internet radio shows, like XtremeBitz, are finally giving independant online radio the creditability it deserves," said XtremeBitz Producer and co-host Eddie Barella, "we're happy to premiere the new Sammies' new single and believe MoRisen's attitude toward online radio is preparing them for the near future."
Tune into www.IdobiRadio.com Friday, October 6th starting at 9pm EST to listen to an exclusive interview with The Sammies and the world premiere of "Trainwreck".
XtremeBitz with Jason and Eddie is a unique weekly radio show broadcasting live from Denver, Colorado every Friday night at 9pm EST / 6pm PST on www.IdobiRadio.com. It features interviews, stunts, topical conversation, and listener interaction all geared toward males and females ages 15-35. Each month, XtremeBitz reaches 40,000+ consumers in this demographic across the United States.
Major recording artists, their management, and labels, have all taken notice to the hard work and great radio being produced on XtremeBitz and regularly schedule their big name acts to appear on the show. Some past guests include: Breaking Benjamin, Bloodhound Gang, Lostprophets, The Bouncing Souls, The Casualties, Skindred, The Vandals, Reel Big Fish, Hinder, 10 Years, Sugarcult, Dope, Kottonmouth Kings, Pepper, Weezer, and many more.
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