A DJ record pool built for radio stations

Why hosts use the pool

The pool exists to solve one problem: keeping a 24/7 station stocked with fresh, legal music without spending your week on file management.

What is in the crates

Each crate is a curated query plus a suggested BPM window, so you can program a daypart by energy instead of scrolling a flat file list.

• House & Club

  118 BPM–130

  Four-on-the-floor floor-fillers and peak-hour grooves.

• Techno / Tech House

  125 BPM–140

  Driving, hypnotic warehouse cuts for late sets.

• Hip-Hop & Trap

  80 BPM–100

  Boom-bap, trap and instrumental beds for talk breaks.

• R&B / Soul

  70 BPM–100

  Smooth late-night rotation and quiet-storm slots.

• Latin & Reggaeton

  90 BPM–110

  Dembow, salsa, cumbia and Latin pop energy.

• Afrobeats & Amapiano

  100 BPM–115

  Global dancefloor heat with log-drum bounce.

• Drum & Bass

  165 BPM–180

  Rollers, liquid and jungle for high-energy hours.

• Chill & Lo-Fi

  60 BPM–95

  Downtempo beds, lo-fi and ambient for daytime drift.

• Rock & Indie

  100 BPM–150

  Guitar-driven rotation, indie and alt anthems.

• Retro & Disco

  100 BPM–125

  Funk, disco and synthwave throwback sets.

• Open Format

  95 BPM–130

  Crossover pop and party edits that work anywhere.

• DJ Tools & Intros

  110 BPM–130

  Loops, stingers, risers and intro/outro tools.

How it works

1. 01Add the pool

   Enable the $9.99/month add-on at checkout — it attaches to any Wowzaradio plan.

2. 02Dig a crate

   Pick a genre crate, then filter by BPM, key or energy to match the hour you are programming.

3. 03Pull the record

   Downloads land in your Media Library with artwork, BPM, key and attribution intact.

4. 04Drop it in rotation

   Add it to an AutoDJ playlist or daypart clock and it plays on your next rotation pass.

Licensing & sourcing disclosure

Every record in this pool is obtained through authorized channels: paid subscriptions to licensed DJ record pools and promotional services, direct label and artist agreements, and independent catalogs distributed under Creative Commons or royalty-free licenses.

• Wowzaradio maintains active, paid subscriptions with authorized DJ record pools and promotional distribution services. Records supplied through those subscriptions are made available to members for on-air broadcast and DJ use only, under the terms of the agreements we hold with each supplier.
• Independent catalog records are sourced from rights-holder-approved libraries (for example Creative Commons BY / BY-SA and royalty-free catalogs). Attribution supplied with each record must be preserved wherever the supplier's license requires it.
• Your download rights are a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the audio for broadcasting, streaming, and DJ performance on stations you operate through Wowzaradio. Redistribution, resale, file sharing, uploading to third-party stores or streaming platforms, sync licensing, and public file hosting are prohibited.
• Broadcast of commercial sound recordings may still require performance and mechanical licenses in your territory (for example ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, SoundExchange, PRS, or your local collecting societies). Pool access does not replace those licenses, and each station operator remains responsible for obtaining them and for reporting plays as required.
• Records may be withdrawn at a supplier's request. If a rights holder notifies us of a claim, the record is removed from the pool and from automated rotation, and affected members are notified. Send licensing questions or takedown notices to our support desk and we will respond promptly.
• Wowzaradio stations may also share their own music into the pool for promotional exposure. Station-shared records are credited to the artist and the contributing station, are offered for broadcast use only, and are never eligible for revenue sharing, royalties, or payouts of any kind. A contributing station may withdraw its records at any time.
• Uploads to the shared crates are restricted to Wowzaradio administrators and staff, who must confirm that each record comes from a pool, label, or artist agreement we hold before publishing it.

Frequently asked questions