The VIBE - Dancefloor Radio™ is an independent 24/7 electronic dance station with a full web product: live player, Hitlist 15, resident DJs, weekly schedule, Fresh Drops, Just Played, news and Lounge. Brands that fit club and festival culture can place display units on the site and, separately, short spots on the stream.
Inventory is limited on purpose. Placements stay on-brand, clearly labelled and rare enough that the station still feels like a station — not a content farm wrapped in ads.
Audience
Listeners who actively choose dance music: clubbers, festival-goers, DJs, producers and everyday fans who keep the stream on while they work or drive. The site supports the audio (charts, sets, schedule), so attention is already on the culture.
Website placements
Standard IAB-style units across the public site. You choose pages and spots; creative is reviewed before go-live.
- Home — below hero — leaderboard / large leaderboard / smart responsive under the live on-air block.
- Home — between sections — rectangle or leaderboard between Hitlist, DJs and Shows.
- Home — above footer — final strip before social links.
- Inner pages — under title — Hitlist, DJs, Schedule, News, Just Played, Fresh Drops, Get in Touch, Lounge and legal pages.
- Inner pages — mid & bottom — mid-list and pre-footer units on longer pages.
- Sidebar / tall units — 160×600 or 300×600 on Schedule, News and DJs (desktop).
Supported sizes: 728×90, 970×90, 300×250, 336×280, 160×600, 300×600, 320×50, 300×50, plus a smart responsive unit. Image + click-through URL, or reviewed HTML/JS creative.
On the stream
Programming is hour-based. Audio spots sit in defined windows so the music is protected:
- After a Dancefloor Mix when that hour is scheduled.
- At the close of core blocks (Dancefloor Hits, 90s Energy, 2000s Reloaded, 2010s Anthems and related shows).
- At the open of resident DJ hours — a short billboard before the set, optional spot in the same hour.
Length and rotation are agreed in advance. Spots stay short and infrequent.
How we work
- Specialist dance audience — not a generic “music” bucket.
- Visible schedule, charts and DJ profiles — context, not wallpaper.
- Limited inventory, clear formats, no invented reach numbers.
- One team for site and stream so campaigns stay consistent.
Next step
Tell us the product, preferred dates and whether you need website, stream, or both. We reply with availability, creative specs and a package that fits the brief.
Enquiries should fit electronic dance music. If the brand does not sit next to this format, we will say so early.
Last updated: October 2026