ClassX Radio (WYNS) appears to accept independent submissions (not yet re-confirmed this cycle). It's an independent commercial station in Waynesville, Ohio, and it plays indie, rock. This page is what we've verified about how WYNS takes music from independent artists; the actual submission contact is on your Rotation sheet.
StationClassX Radio (WYNS)
Frequency89.1 FM
TypeIndependent Commercial
CityWaynesville, Ohio
PlaysIndie, Rock
Status (September 2026)Likely accepting
How they take musicEmail
Posted rules / notesNo submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general role address. Rock format branded ClassX Radio, "The New Breed of Rock" and "The Evolution of Rock", mixing active AC, alternative and classic rock. TWO WARNINGS. First, WYNS is a full power simulcast of WMWX 88.9 Miamitown, same programming and same decision maker, so this is one door and not two. Second, ClassX sells a "Pay4Play" full album airplay slot for a 29 dollar donation, weekdays 9am to 7pm, which is not how Rotation tells anyone to get played; send the free way and ignore it. Licensed noncommercial educational but privately owned by Spryex Communications Inc, which also licenses low power affiliates. Office [phone on your sheet], studio [phone on your sheet]. Mail: [address on your sheet], Liberty Twp.
What to send WYNS
Use their form, not their inbox. WYNS routes submissions through a submission form, and anything that arrives another way tends to sit unread. Fill in every field, including the ones that feel optional.
Send the clean edit if you have one. WYNS is FCC-bound during the day like nearly every station on this list, and a clean version simply gets played more often.
WAV is safest, 320 kbps MP3 is the floor. Anything below that gets noticed quickly on a broadcast chain.
Then wait. Give it about two weeks, send one polite follow-up, and let it go after that. Music directors remember the artists who were easy to deal with.
WYNS submission questions
Does WYNS accept music from independent artists?
Most likely. Everything WYNS publishes points to accepting independent submissions, but the station has not posted a formal submission page, so send with care.
How do you submit music to WYNS?
Email. The station's own posted guidance is: No submission page is posted; [contact on your sheet] is the station's general role address. Rock format branded ClassX Radio, "The New Breed of Rock" and "The Evolution of Rock", mixing active AC, alternative and classic rock. TWO WARNINGS. First, WYNS is a full power simulcast of WMWX 88.9 Miamitown, same programming and same decision maker, so this is one door and not two. Second, ClassX sells a "Pay4Play" full album airplay slot for a 29 dollar donation, weekdays 9am to 7pm, which is not how Rotation tells anyone to get played; send the free way and ignore it. Licensed noncommercial educational but privately owned by Spryex Communications Inc, which also licenses low power affiliates. Office [phone on your sheet], studio [phone on your sheet]. Mail: [address on your sheet], Liberty Twp.. The exact contact or form address is on your Rotation sheet, and you should confirm it on the station's page before sending.
What kind of music does WYNS play?
WYNS programmes indie, rock. Sending an off-format record is the most common wasted submission, so check the fit before you send.
Where is WYNS located?
WYNS broadcasts on 89.1 FM from Waynesville, Ohio. It is a independent commercial station.
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