F.A.Q.

Who can listen to the station?
Anyone can listen as long as you have an internet connection of atleast 24kps! So bascially the whole world could listen if they wanted to.

Is the station free?
Yes the station is free, you don't have to pay to listen to it and we don't accept advertising on the station. We figure our listeners would have a much better time listening to a station with no advertisements then one that as a lot of them.

Does your station have explicit lyrics?
Yes we do play songs with explicit lyrics on the station. Not many songs do have lyrics with explicit content, but we have some. We try to evaluate the songs with those lyrics by seeing if those words are needed for that song if so then it is accepted.

Why no mainstream music?
We don't believe mainstream music needs anymore promotion then it already has. We want to give those unsigned and indie artists and bands the chance for promotion through our station.

Who evaluates the songs?
I do! Me the owner, Nick Willever. I take time every Sunday to evaluate songs that were submitted through our song submitter form.

Do you promote the station?
Yes through many different media outlets. Press releases and various other forms of media promotion. And I always expect bands/artists to promote the station!

Are you part of any organization?
No we are independent from anyone or any organization. We do not pay out royalties and we try to promote you as a royalty payment to you, the unsigned musician! Please contact for any further questions with this topic.

So are you making money off these bands/artists?
NOPE!. If I'm making money then the bands/artists are making money. I'll accept advertisements on the website to keep radio broadcasting costs down. And the only way the station will go down is if I didn't have the money or the ways to play it. However, I don't see that happening ever! Lime Light Radio will be around for a long time, you can count on that!

How can I support the station?
You can donate through paypal or send money in the mail. We are not a tax-deduction, just to let you know.