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Listeners are the reason DMPulse is commercial-free and available to all without a subscription. Today, we are pleased to announce a generous donor match during our Support DMPulse – Fall 2018 fundraising campaign.
Jouko from Finland, a generous supporter of DMPulse is matching new and increased donations up to $1,500! Any listener making his or her first gift to DMPulse will have their gift matched 1:1 by this special gift. In addition to first-time donations, the match also includes increased gifts amounts over donations made in 2017, thus doubling the impact of any increased gifts to the station.
“This matching gift from a generous listener will increase the impact of new donations to DMPulse, and challenge current supporters to make a special gift in support of the great new music we share every day on DMPulse,” said Jay Boeding, Executive Director of D.M. Pulse Media.
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Donate $100 and receive:
-”Own The Hour”, one hour where you introduce your favorite DMPulse songs!
-2 sponsor days
-1 year access to the DMPulse Music Meeting
-2 album downloads
-Personal thank you on-air and online
Donate $75 and receive:
-2 sponsor days
-1 year access to the DMPulse Music Meeting
-2 album downloads
-Personal thank you on-air and online
Donate $50:
-1 sponsor day
-1 year access to the DMPulse Music Meeting
-1 album download
-Personal thank you on-air and online
Donate $40:
-1 year access to the DMPulse Music Meeting
-1 album download
-Personal thank you on-air and online
Donate $25:
-1 album download
-Personal thank you on-air and online
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The Beths – Future Me Hates Me
Courtney Barnett – Tell Me How You Really Feel
Free Cake For Every Creature – The Bluest Star
Interpol – Maurader
Iron & Wine – Weed Garden EP
Metric – Art Of Doubt
Phosphorescent – C’est La Vie
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Hope Downs
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Metric leads the list of Top 10 albums for the second week in a row. Lala Lala is right behind at number two, with Phosphorescent in at #3. Low and We Were Promised Jetpacks switch places this week with Howard going from #10 to #6 and a top 10 debut from Frontperson.
New artists to DMPulse take the top three spots on the new albums chart. Thriftys, Sun K and Turkuaz lead the way, with new music from Peter, Bjorn and John, Outrageous Cherry and Cloud Nothings added. With so many new artists, check out our New Music playlist on Spotify to get a taste. Search for “dmpulsemedia” and follow us on Spotify!
Anna Calvi takes the top song spot with “Don’t Beat the Girl out of My Boy” from her Hunter release. Barns Courtney and Phosphorescent go #2 and #3, with Field Division and Geographer rounding out the top 5.
Top Ten Albums of the Week
1. Metric – Art Of Doubt
2. Lala Lala – The Lamb
3. Phosphorescent – PHOSPHORESCENT – C’est La Vie
4. Low – Double Negative
5. We Were Promised Jetpacks – The More I Sleep The Less I Dream
6. Howard – Together Alone
7. Iron and Wine – Weed Garden [EP]
8. Frontperson – Frontrunner
9. Joy Formidable – Aaarth
10. Boy Pablo – Soy Pablo [EP]
New Albums Added to the Playlist
1. Thriftys – Automatic Thought (Self-Released)
2. Sun K – Bleeding Hearts (Nevado)
3. Turkuaz – Life In The City (ZZK)
4. Peter, Bjorn and John – Darker Days (INGRID)
5. Outrageous Cherry – Meet Me In The Shadows (Burger)
6. Cloud Nothings – Last Building Burning (Carpark)
7. Farao – Pure-O (Western Vinyl)
8. Doe Paoro – Soft Power (Anti-)
Top Ten Songs of the Week
1. Anna Calvi – Don’t Beat the Girl out of My Boy
2. Barns Courtney – 99
3. Phosphorescent – New Birth in New England
4. Field Division – Innisfree (Lets Be The Peace Now)
5. Geographer – Wake You Up
6. Iron & Wine – Waves of Galveston
7. Thom Yorke – Suspirium
8. Metric – Now or Never Now
9. Tunng – ABOP
10. Cayucas – Jessica WJ
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