DWFM — logos

The sister station: DZMM Radyo Patrol 630, DZMM TeleRadyo and PRTV Prime Media (DWKC-DTV).



1973–1998	1983–1998	1998–2005	2005–2007	2007–2008


2008–2009	2009–2010	2010–2013	2013–2018	2018–2019


2019–2021	2021–2022 (primary logo), 2022–2023 (secondary logo)	2022–2023	2023–2024	2024–present

DWFM (first era)

MRS 92.3

1973–1998

In 1973, DWFM was launched in the frequency of 92.3 MHz by Nation Broadcasting Corporation (NBC). Previously, the frequency was used by Philippine Broadcasting Service under the station DZFM-FM (the second FM station) back in 1967 and it was shut down in 1972 during Martial Law.

1983–1998

SVG NEEDED

In 1983, 10 years after the debut of DWFM, a new logo was used. MRS sets in a PacMan-like font. All MRS stations have this logo.

SVG NEEDED

This is the rare colored version, found in some magazines.

DZRU-FM

Joey @ Rhythms 92.3

1998–2004

SVG NEEDED

In 1998, when NBC was bought by MediaQuest Holdings from the Yabut family and Manny Villar, MRS 92.3 was reformatted as Joey @ Rhythms 92.3 and had a callsign change to DZRU-FM. It was given a smooth jazz format.

923 Joey

2004–2007

SVG NEEDED

In 2004, the Rhythms branding was dropped and the station became 923 Joey, while keeping the smooth jazz format.

In 2005, DZRU became the lone NBC station in Metro Manila after NBC sold all its AM stations to SMNI, including DZAR in Manila, which is now off-air with the suspension (later cease-and-desist) order of the NTC against SMNI in 2023.

DWFM (second era)

92.3 xFM

Not to be confused with XFM (Philippines).

For other uses, see XFM.

2007–2008

SVG NEEDED

On Easter Sunday, April 8, 2007, the station was relaunched as 92.3 xFM (not to be confused with 99.5 XFM), airing downtempo, trip hop and house music. It also reverted its call letters back to DWFM. Later, however, easy listening tracks were added to the station's playlist and eventually replaced the electronica music in January 2008.

XFM 92.3

2008–2009

SVG NEEDED

In February 2008, the station became XFM 92.3, and reverted to the pre-April 2007 smooth jazz format of 923 Joey.

U92

2009–2010

SVG NEEDED

Radyo5 92.3 News FM

2010–2013

On November 8, 2010, TV5 took over the operations of DWFM and NBC's radio stations, which became Radyo5, and adopted a news and talk format that was more common in most AM radio stations - thus deviating from all the other FM stations that were mostly dedicated to music and entertainment.

With this reformat, the station moved from Silver City Mall in Pasig to TV5's compound in Novaliches, Quezon City.

2013–2018

On December 2013, the station moved again, to TV5 Media Center in Mandaluyong City.

2018–2019

2019–2021

2021–2022 (primary logo), 2022–2023 (secondary logo)

2022–2023

92.3 Radyo5 True FM

2023–2024

On March 8, 2023, Radyo5 changed its sub-brand to True FM and adopted the slogan "Dito Tayo sa Totoo!".

True FM's tenure on 92.3 ended on November 3, 2024, as it moved to DWLA 105.9 FM on November 4, 2024, ending NBC's tenure on 92.3 FM after 51 years, as well as the Radyo5 brand that established in 2010. Despite the move, True FM continues to operate from TV5 Media Center.

FM Radio 92.3

2024–present

SVG NEEDED

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

November 4, 2024

On October 28, 2024, it was announced that Philippine Collective Media Corporation (PCMC) will acquire DWFM 92.3 FM from Nation Broadcasting Corporation pending regulatory approval, serving it as a flagship station for Favorite Music Radio in Mega Manila and was rebranded as FM Radio 92.3 on November 4. In the meantime while awaiting approval from regulators, PCMC leased its airtime first on 92.3 FM to NBC before acquiring the station.

Alongside this, the station moved its studio located at 5th Floor, The Ignacia Place, 62 Sgt. Esguerra Ave corner Mother Ignacia Ave., Barangay South Triangle, Diliman, Quezon City - right across the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center from where sister station DWPM (jointly managed by PCMC and ABS-CBN) broadcasts.