Angie Szani, aka “Type A” winner of the USA Campus Radio Contest, enjoyed her visit to Midem in Cannes this week, meeting international music industry leaders including Richard Gottehrer, Dominique Leguern and the organisers of Midem itself. Radio WSOU radio presenter Type A was chosen by the IRF as the clear leader of the contest which looked for the best US Campus Radio.

Angie does Seton Hall University Radio proud. Midem is the music industries longest running business conference, which also hosts the internationally acclaimed NRJ Radio Awards, and Angie even made it in to the news packed Midem Daily (see page 14 here!!!)

You can see some more impressions of Angie at Midem on our Facebook pages here:

We at the IRF thought Angie had a great voice for radio, equally her on-air presence showed much potential. We particularly liked how Angies looked for new music and that her presentation style shows that much research goes into her programmes. Congratulations “Type A” aka Angie Szani!!!

“College radio is a great platform for learning, making friendships and finding good music. I’m happy to represent WSOU and very grateful to the IRF for this award”, says Angie.

We thank Angie for participating as we thank iBiquity/HD Radio, CMJ, MIDEM, SWISS & mixcloud for their kind support and making it possible for the IRF to fly Angie to MIDEM in Cannes next January.

WSOU is the number-one college radio station in the New York metro area. Corporate radio has long brought the public sterile and boring music and our mission is to cut through the haze!

WSOU gives you, the listener, what you deserve: cutting edge underground rock and exciting new music. The station programs Active Modern Rock, offering the best in metal, punk, hardcore, post-hardcore, progressive and modern rock.

WSOU (89.5 FM) is a non-commercial, college radio station. The station broadcasts from the campus of Seton Hall University in South Orange, NJ. It is a student-run station with university administrator Mark Maben serving as its current General Manager. WSOU currently broadcasts in HD-RADIO and streaming online.

Listen to Type A’s submitted shows here on mixcloud

Here you can find out all about the IRF USA Campus Radio Competition