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If you’re a Christian Radio programmer I think you’ll be interested in this.
I recently met the team at Muzooka when a friend put us in touch about the Christian radio charts they have been building. Working with some well-known names in the business as advisors, they put together Christian Contemporary, Hip Hop, and Worship charts that look great and include features like audio and video playlists, detailed artist info, and the ability to embed the charts in other websites.
A little background on Muzooka. They started out over a decade ago as the place where labels and managers update artist images and other assets across multiple platforms from one central hub. That led to them providing data to performing rights organizations (PROs) for their concert royalty distributions. Then, a few years ago, the PROs turned to Muzooka for radio monitoring data which is now a major part of their business.
The charts are powered solely by Muzooka’s own in-house music recognition system, and each one has a full list of stations included in the survey for full transparency. Apparently, their team didn’t pick even one of the stations, they were all selected by advisors in the Christian music space who are experts in each format.
For users interested in digging deeper into the data that powers the charts, Muzooka built a Radio Analytics Portal. Their system is monitoring over 9,000 stations around the world, and the portal provides a powerful set of filters and search tools to help users get to the information they need quickly and easily.
Besides the charts and portal, Muzooka has created a suite of tools for radio stations. Those include a free individual Top-10 chart for any station, which updates automatically each week and can be embedded on your website. They also automate SoundExchange reporting for stations and networks interested in streamlining that process.
I came away from my conversation with the Muzooka team quite impressed by what they have built. HisAir will be hosting their charts on our site, and I recommend that station managers and program directors check out the Radio Analytics Portal for a comprehensive view of what’s happening on radio these days. It’s great to see some new, cutting-edge tools being introduced for the radio business in 2026.
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This is interesting. Who wrote the article and who are the referenced “advisors in the Christian music space who are experts in each format”?