For almost 10 years now, WXPN, the indie, non-commercial radio station in Philadelphia, has had two slogans: “Rhythms, not algorithms” and “Curated, not encoded.” It’s probably not surprising that hippies and hipsters united to rail against commercial radio and streaming services, marking both as a common enemy. But what is surprising is how early they were in doing so. Even if they were to have released those slogans now, they would have been early on what is likely the next trend: human.
Craftsmanship
Craftsmanship
Craftsmanship
For almost 10 years now, WXPN, the indie, non-commercial radio station in Philadelphia, has had two slogans: “Rhythms, not algorithms” and “Curated, not encoded.” It’s probably not surprising that hippies and hipsters united to rail against commercial radio and streaming services, marking both as a common enemy. But what is surprising is how early they were in doing so. Even if they were to have released those slogans now, they would have been early on what is likely the next trend: human.