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Some of the best music in the world comes from the Athens / Atlanta / Georgia area, and WUOG has spent the past 37 years promoting that music heritage. We are now pleased to announce a new way for artists to promote their music by submitting tracks to wuog.org for download.

Any artist based in Georgia can submit a full-length track that they wish to distribute for free. WUOG will pick the best and post them online as a free download for users.

This is a brand new service, so we do not have any free songs yet. We’ll let you know when the first batch comes out. Until then, submit your local band’s music!

WUOG’s first video stream took place this evening, with the live performance of MTM w/ Trapper’s Cabin. Viewers were able to watch (choppy) video broadcasting live from the lobby.

We hope to continue filming and streaming Live in the Lobby for your enjoyment.

WUOG is pleased as punch about the new website, and we hope you are too! Here are some of the features of the audio player used throughout wuog.org.

You can adjust the volume on the far left.
The green bar represents the download progress.
The shaded gray directly above the green bar shows which part of the audio you are listening to. You can fast forward or rewind the audio by clicking inside the track information area.
Pressing the pause button will pause the audio – audio will resume at the paused location as long as you do not navigate or refresh the page.

Thanks for listening to wuog.org!

Break radio for Labor Day weekend will begin tonight at midnight and regular programming will start back up Monday night at midnight.

This means DeeJays aren’t required to show up if their shift falls on one of these days. Everyone is free to deejay if they’d like to.