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Magic is a music radio and (later) a TV brand in the United Kingdom, run by the Emap group.

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The Magic brand in UK radio originated with Magic 828, the sister station of Radio Aire in Leeds which was launched in September 1990, although no other stations were branded Magic until the Emap group purchased the Metro Radio group in 1995. It can be regarded as the successor to Great North Radio which was a small network in the North East consisted of the now Magic 1170 and Magic 1152. Preston's Red Rose Gold was the last to be converted to the Magic brand, in 2000, two or so years since the conversion of the majority of the stations.

The stations play music targeted at people aged between 35 and 54, with their playlist predominantly consisting of hits from the 1960s and 1970s, though music from other decades is included in the mix. The London station is more laid-back with easy listening hits and little presenter interaction, in contrast the Magic AM stations in Northern England are less laid-back, and presenters have more room to converse with their audience.

As well as London, Magic has stations based in Northern England:

Following the success of the radio stations, Emap set up a corresponding Magic TV station which is available through satellite and digital systems and plays non-stop videos of songs established as typical of the Magic brand.

The Magic network have released several albums since the formation of the network in the late 1990s. The albums predominantly feature music on the Magic 105.4 play list, but are also promoted on the Northern England station too.

Album Cover Title Release
The Sound of Magic 31/05/1999
The Sound of Magic Love 01/10/1999
The Sound of Magic Vol. 2 15/05/2000
Magic 12/03/2001
Magic Summer Feeling 13/06/2003
Magic the Album 2005 28/11/2005
Magic Summer 15/05/2006
Mellow Magic 26/02/2007
Magic the Album 2007 20/08/2007
Magic Decades 80s 90s 00s 19/11/2007

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