Meet Vicennia: A 1,500-Song Adult Contemporary Music Library, Ready for Your Station

Every station needs music, and finding it, trimming it, leveling it and tagging it is some of the most tedious work in radio. We've added something to our product list that does all of it for you: Vicennia™, a library of 1,500 Adult Contemporary hits, prepared and ready for your automation.

Two Great Decades. And Friends.

The name comes from “vicennial,” meaning two decades. Vicennia combines hand-picked songs from the 70s and 80s with selections from the late 60s and early 90s that go well with the core library, plus newer songs chosen for how well they sit alongside the classics.

• The Core. About 1,000 favorites from the 70s and 80s, hand-picked for the quality of the recording and for how well each song flows with the rest of the format.
• And Friends. Around 500 compatible hits from earlier and later: the late 60s, the 90s, and newer songs all the way up to the present, so the mix feels alive, not like a time capsule.

A Profitable Audience

Vicennia is positioned for the Gen X and baby boomer listeners who have discretionary income to spend on your advertisers' products and services. For a station that has to sell its airtime, that matters as much as the music.

Ready to Play, Right Out of the Box

Every song has been prepared so your automation sounds tight from the very first hour:

• CD-quality WAV audio. Uncompressed, high-fidelity files. Every song was selected for the quality of its recording.
• Trimmed and normalized. Silence is trimmed and levels are normalized, so songs come in at a consistent volume and start right when they should.
• Marked for transitions. Songs are marked with ramp and transition times so your automation can segue them cleanly.
• A detailed song database. Import-ready data for your music selection software, with separate fields so you can choose by Decade, Year, Comment, Artist, Title, Album, and more.
• A Hot AC designator. A special flag marks the slightly rockier “Hot AC” selections, so you decide when and how they're worked into your programming.
• Music that goes together. Painstakingly chosen to blend well from one song to the next, hour after hour.

Works With Any Automation

Even a basic automation system that uses a universal one-second overlap on every song will sound good with this collection. We engineered it to work that way.

Hear It First

You don't have to take our word for the sound. The Vicennia page has a four-hour demo, four hours of Vicennia the way it sounds on the air, and you can listen as long as you like.

What It Costs

Vicennia is a one-time purchase of $799, with no subscription and no per-play fees. The library is yours to use on your station. That works out to about 53 cents a song, where other high-fidelity radio libraries often run a dollar or more per song.

Your library arrives on a USB flash drive, ready to copy into your station, with free shipping within the USA.