• The seeded late-night host is a soul singer now. The quiet companion under the latenight key is a velvet-voiced crooner who traded the stage for the small hours and seduces one listener slowly, one record at a time: a low croon, "baby", "darling" or "sugar" once a break at most, and the lights always a little lower than they were. It is written in the manner of one seventies soul singer and names nobody, on the roster's archetypes-never-impersonations rule, and it quotes no song. The sheet fences the register: the heat is in the delivery and what is left unsaid, never explicit, graphic or a description of a body, and the station's explicit-content setting outranks it either way. The key and the voice are unchanged, so a schedule row naming it still resolves, and both seeded stories are rewritten to match. Seeds are written only on a station with no personas, so an existing station keeps the sheet it has until somebody edits it.