CJAM 99.1 FM
SourcedMusic media · Windsor, Ontario
Compiled from official public sources · last checked July 25, 2026
CJAM 99.1 FM is the University of Windsor campus and community radio station serving the Windsor-Detroit region, with Top 30 and specialty charts and a monthly spotlight on local artists.
CJAM 99.1 FM is the campus and community radio station operated by Student Media at the University of Windsor, serving the Windsor-Detroit region. It publishes Top 30 and specialty charts and runs a monthly Singles Club spotlighting Windsor and Detroit artists. Music submissions are free and must be sent as a download link rather than as attached files or streaming links, with a minimum of four original tracks.
Editorial profile
- Outlet type
- Radio station
- Editorial languages
- English
- Editorial formats
- Campus and community radio, music programming, music charts
- Coverage
- Recorded music, local artists, new releases
- Genres
- Electronic
- Coverage region
- Windsor, Ontario, Windsor-Detroit region
- Community focus
- University of Windsor campus, Windsor and Detroit artists
- Services
- campus and community radio, music programming, music charts
- Service territory
- Windsor, Ontario, Windsor-Detroit region
- Submissions
- Open to submissions ↗· Last checked July 25, 2026Designated role inbox · Direct, no-fee routeRequested materials: Artist and release information, as an EPK or in the body of the email, a download link to the release by Dropbox, WeTransfer or Google Drive, audio at a minimum of 192 kbps as MP3, AAC or FLAC, properly embedded ID tags with artist name, song title and track numbers, releases of four or more original tracks only; no samplers for upcoming albums, do not send Spotify links and do not email MP3 files directly
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Sources & provenance
- Official website ↗checked July 25, 2026
- Official website ↗checked July 25, 2026
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