 By August 2013, WRMA began to move further away from a bilingual approach and Hispanic Rhythmic sound to a more conventional Rhythmic Top 40 presentation.That resulted in Nielsen BDS placing the station on its Rhythmic reporting panel, giving WPOW its first serious competition since WPYM left the air in February 2005.On November 28, 2013, at Midnight, WRMA, citing low ratings and the surprise departure of DJ Laz, dropped its Dance/Rhythmic Top 40 sound and began simulcasting the Tropical programming heard on co-owned 95.7 WXDJ as part of a format and call letter swap between the two stations.