Radio station K-lite 103.5 FM, owned by business magnate and former senator Manny Villar’s Advanced Media Broadcasting System, Inc. (AMBS), went live from its new studio on the second floor of Starmall Shaw Blvd. in Mandaluyong City.
To better serve its listeners, Advanced Media Broadcasting System, Inc. (AMBS) launches its flagship radio station, K-lite 103.5 FM, from its new studio on Level 2 of Starmall Shaw Boulevard in Mandaluyong City. Since 1995, listeners have been able to tune in to K-lite, a popular FM radio station playing a wide variety of current tunes with a strong rhythmic element.
This radio station in the Philippines plays adult contemporary music. It is owned and operated by Advanced Media Broadcasting System, Inc. The studio and transmitter are at Unit 906A of the Paragon Plaza Building, which is on the junction of EDSA and Reliance Street in Mandaluyong City.
Whenever you want to reminisce, turn on the radio to K lite FM’s “Take Me Back Station.” They play some of the greatest singles from the 1990’s and early 2000’s nonstop, bringing back a flood of happy memories for listeners of all ages.
The station first went under the name 103.5 K light FM on October 23, 1995, and had that name until November 30, 2006; from January 1, 2007, to June 19, 2007, it was known as Heart 103.5.
In November of 2006, the K-Lite management made the decision to revamp the station’s programming and organization. New on-air personalities and a more chill format debuted on January 1, 2007, when the station rebranded as Heart 1035. The studio eventually relocated to Jollibee Plaza in Pasig City’s Ortigas Center from Paragon Plaza.
Recently, 103.5 underwent a format shift, adopting contemporary hit music (CHR) sound under the moniker 103.5 Max FM (one-oh-three-and-a-half Max FM). In 2009, they switched to playing Top 40/Dance music while still going under the moniker 103.5 Max FM.
Between August 23, 2010 through July 2013, the station went from a high-end format programming to a “pang-masa” format. The debut of 103.5 Wow FM marked Tiger 22 Media Corporation’s entry into the mainstream, mass-based market. Before its cancellation on July 17, 2013, the format had been in use for over three years.
On July 22, 2013, 103.5 K-Lite hot adult contemporary format music was brought back with the relaunch of K-Lite FM.
On April 21, 2014, K-Lite 103.5 FM Metro Manila rebranded as a CHR format station, and the station’s slogan was changed to The Beat of Manila. The songs span the decade of the 1990s to the current day.
However, it shares the same programming as its sister station 99.5 Play FM. On August 18, 2014, K-Lite 103.5 FM manila reverted to its original AC format and changed its identity to Metro Manila’s Official Take Me Back Station, reflecting the station’s decision to forego playing any new music in favor of playing classic favorites from the 1990s and early to mid-2000s.
Manny Villar, chairman of the Villar Group, has said that with the launch of K-lite 103.5 FM, AMBS is officially entering the entertainment industry.
The Chairman of the highly regarded Villar Group also said that the company has nothing but optimism looking forward to the future, particularly in light of the recent epidemic, and that it hopes to benefit its fellow Filipinos via this endeavor, in particular by creating new employment opportunities. He has also shown his excitement and appreciation for this new venture.
K-Lite fans are in for delights and surprises as the station prepares to roll out live performances by some of OPM’s greatest musicians, keeping true to its commitment to preserve the friendliest music feel on the radio. The Lily band, Ronnie Liang, Rachel G, and Silent Sanctuary are just a few of the special guests that will be appearing in the near future.
There are two resident DJs at K-lite, and they are DJ Jaybee Jariol and DJ Aly Esplana. Also, one of the original K-lite DJs, DJ Jaybee, returned in April of this year and is again ready to serve up her daily dosage of light favorites on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Meanwhile, DJ Aly, a relative newcomer to the radio scene and a verified streamer/gamer, will be the voice that carries listeners through the daily afternoon commute from 5 to 9 p.m.
With the introduction of thrilling promotions like the hunt for the next “K-lite Kampus Krew,” K-Lite is returning with a whole new style of youth-inspired events. All interested college students who are eligible to participate in an internship program are encouraged to apply.
In addition, there is a competition called “DJ Kampus Hunt” for budding DJs and other voice actors who are in the ages of 18 to 25 years old. The official K-Lite Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch channels all have details on how to participate in this event.
At the same time, the station’s Tiktok website has a “Do It, Duet Challenge,” in which contestants submit a duet they’ve recorded to the station’s student DJ hunt by stitching together DJ Jaybee’s sample and their own original performance.
Along with tuning in to 103.5 FM to hear the OG funk of the ’90s classics, the audience is also welcome to watch live broadcasts from the studio on Channel 3 of Planet Cable TV in some areas of Mega Manila and Region 4 Calabarzon.
Are you on the go and don’t have any portable radio or television with you? Listeners from all around the globe can also listen in to K-live Lite’s broadcasts via the station’s website, klite1035.com.ph, or through the Twitch mobile app.
K-usual Lite’s schedule airs from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM, Monday through Sunday.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, radio broadcasts into homes have supplied vital information on health measures and comfort to many individuals who had been separated from their loved ones.
Even when you’re all by yourself at home, there’s always someone you can relate to on some level. Because the holidays are quickly approaching, you can expect to be welcomed by an upbeat Christmas music to help you get moving in the morning while also being greeted by a pleasant voice saying “good morning.” Listening to the RJs is a certain way to feel less alone and that’s the grip they have on you.
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Due to its ability to reach even the most remote corners of our nation, radio continues to be an important source of information for Filipinos. Additionally, it provides entertainment and information for our drivers and other road users. FM radios have also been used as a platform for educational programming, particularly those produced by governmental organizations and addressing topics like nutrition and other local issues. Radio has been seen and heard throughout the years, like 103.5 k lite.
What could K lite FM, and what is k lite FM could offer our listeners? Adult contemporary music is broadcast on the Philippine radio station 103.5 k lite FM. Advanced Media Broadcasting System, Inc. owns and runs it. Unit 906A of the Paragon Plaza Building at EDSA and Reliance Street, Mandaluyong City, houses the station’s studio and transmitter. K lite FM radio is your official “Take Me Back Station.” They throw it back 24 /7 and play some of the hits from the ’90s to early 2000s that will bring back so many memories!
From October 23, 1995, to November 30, 2006, it was known as the original 103.5 K lite FM radio, and from January 1, 2007, to June 19, 2007, it was Heart 103.5. The K-Lite administration decided to reformat and restructure the station in November 2006. On January 1, 2007, it was relaunched as Heart 1035 with a laid-back playlist and fresh on-air hosts. Afterward, they moved their studio from Paragon Plaza to Jollibee Plaza in Pasig City’s Ortigas Center. 103.5 underwent another format change and changed its name to 103.5 Max FM (one-oh-three and a-half Max FM) with a CHR format. By 2009, they changed their focus to Top 40/Dance while retaining the name 103.5 Max FM. The station switched from a high-end format to a “pang-masa” format between August 23, 2010, and July 2013. This was Tiger 22 Media Corporation’s first foray into the mass-based, mainstream market, and it was known as 103.5 Wow FM. The format ran for nearly three years before it was discontinued on July 17, 2013. The second version of 103.5 K-Lite, which reverted to its old hot adult contemporary format, was relaunched on July 22, 2013, as 103.5. The tagline of k lite 103.5 FM manila was changed to The Beat of Manila on April 21, 2014, and the station was redesigned as a CHR. The playlist is from the 1990s to the present. However, the format is the same as that of its sister station, 99.5 Play FM. The k lite 103.5 FM manila format was changed back to AC on August 18, 2014, and its name was changed to Metro Manila’s Official Take Me Back Station because its playlist now focuses on playing the timeless hits from the 1990s and the early to mid-2000s, excluding the current music.
In addition to a youthful lineup and a new format, K-lite is making a comeback with exciting new promotions like the “DJ Kampus Hunt,” which is open to all aspiring voice artists between the ages of 18 and 25, and the “K-lite Kampus Krew Search,” which is open to all qualified students looking for internship opportunities. The promotion’s mechanics may be found on the K-lite social networks on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch. In the meantime, competitors in the “Do It, Duet Challenge” for the station’s student DJ hunt can stitch their duet contribution to DJ Jaybee’s sample on the Tiktok page for the station.
On 80s Wednesday, listeners may also enjoy their favorite songs, and on Sunday Slow Weekends, they can unwind to a calming mix. A live jamming segment recently featured top billers like The Lily band, Ronnie Liang, Rachel G, and Silent Sanctuary as K-lite DJs shared the spotlight with an engaging and lively Q&A, delighting fans from all over the country. This segment is true to keeping the warmest music vibe, allowing fans to see their favorite artists perform live. Regular K-Lite programming begins at 6:00 a.m. Monday through Sunday from 2:00 a.m. until midnight.
The flagship radio station of entrepreneur and former senator Manny Villar’s Advanced Media Broadcasting System, Inc. (AMBS), K-lite 103.5 FM, is now operational from a new home studio located on the second floor of Starmall Shaw Boulevard in Mandaluyong City. Popular FM radio station K-lite radio online, broadcasting since 1995, is back on the airways with a wide range of rhythmic contemporary music songs from the 1990s to the present on different online platforms.
“With this, we officially launch our foray into the entertainment industry. After the pandemic, we only look forward to recovery, and via this project, we particularly hope to be able to assist our fellow Filipinos in creating jobs. The chairman of the Villar Group, Manny Villar, expresses his pride and gratitude simultaneously.
The imprisoned voices of two in-house DJs, DJ Jaybee Jariol and DJ Aly Esplana, are featured on K-lite. One of the founding DJs of K-lite, DJ Jaybee, made a reappearance in April of this year and is ready to serve up her daily serving of light favorites from Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until noon. In contrast, DJ Aly, a rookie radio personality who is also a licensed streamer and gamer, will be the voice that gets listeners through rush hour in the afternoons from 5 to 9 p.m. on weekdays.
The audience is encouraged to watch live studio feeds on Channel 3 of Planet Cable TV in some areas of Mega Manila and Region 4 Calabarzon and listen to the original funk of the ’90s classics on 103.5 FM radio. Additionally, fans worldwide can watch k lite radio live stream online on the website klite1035.com.ph or the Twitch app.
This FM radio platform has been around for over twenty years; with different technologies challenging in the past, K-lite 103.5 FM is still stronger than ever. K-lite is your streaming platform, full of the music soundtrack of your life. You can listen to the best selection of songs from then and now. The variety of kinds of music and flavors is what you need. So, listen to your favorite songs and stream them o K-lite FM radio!
K-lite 103.5 FM, the flagship radio station of Advanced Media Broadcasting System, Inc. (AMBS), goes live in its new home studio at Level 2 of Starmall Shaw Boulevard in Mandaluyong City. K-lite, a popular FM radio station since 1995, hits the airwaves with an expansive genre of rhythmic contemporary music hits from the 90s up to the present.
“This marks the beginning of our venture into the entertainment business. We only look forward to recovery, especially after the pandemic and we hope to be able to help our fellow Filipinos through this venture particularly in generating jobs. I’m proud and grateful at the same time,” says Manny Villar, Chairman of the Villar Group.
Listeners can enjoy the OG funk of the 90s vibe up to recent hits via 103.5FM on the radio and may also view live streams on channel 3 of Planet Cable TV in parts of Mega Manila and Region 4 CALABARZON subscribers. Followers from anywhere around the world can also tune in and stream live online through its website klite1035.com.ph or by downloading the Twitch app.
K-lite features the captive voices of two in-house disc jocks DJ Jaybee Jariol and DJ Aly Esplana. DJ Jaybee, one of the original DJs of K-lite who recently made a comeback in April this year brings us her daily dose of lite favorites daily from Mondays to Fridays from 9 A.M. to12 noon. DJ Aly, on the other hand, a newbie radio talent and a certified streamer slash gamer is the latest voice to jam during rush hour afternoons daily from 5 to 9 P.M. weekdays in a segment packed with a lively upbeat playlist.
K-lite’s comeback also includes a fresh format of a youth-inspired lineup as it opens exciting promotions such as the search for the next “K-lite Kampus Krew” open for all qualified students looking for an internship program and the “DJ Kampus Hunt” that is open to all aspiring voice talents aged 18-25 years old. Mechanics for the said promotions are found on K-lite socials on Facebook, Youtube, and Twitch. Meanwhile, the station’s Tiktok page also hosts the “Do It, Duet Challenge” where participants can stitch their duet entry to DJ Jaybee’s sample for the student DJ search.
Listeners can also enjoy their favorite hits on “80s Wednesday” and relax on the soothing playlist of Sunday slow weekends. True to keeping the warmest music vibe, followers may catch their favorite artists in live performances on a live jamming segment which was recently graced by top billers such as The Lily band, Ronnie Liang, Rachel G, and Silent Sanctuary as K-lite DJs shared the spotlight with an entertaining and lively Q&A delighting fans from anywhere across the country. K-Lite’s regular programming is heard from 6 a.m. to12 midnight all throughout the whole week of Mondays to Sundays.
We are K-Lite Radio TV, bringing you light and right vibes with new classics—daily!