KDRF (103.3 MHz) is a radio station in Albuquerque, NM. It is owned by Cumulus Media and has an adult hits format as "Ed FM" and uses the slogan "playing stuff we like". KDRF was originally launched on December 30, 2004 as "Fred FM" but in March 2005 XM Satellite Radio claimed the name "Fred" to be a trademark of their classic alternative station. The name was then shortened to "Ed" to avoid fighting a costly legal battle. The station has no DJs and has a wide playlist of Top 40 hits from the early '70s to the present. KDRF is also streamed online.

In April 2007 eD-FM enlisted Tom Dickson of Blendtec to do a Will It Blend? version to promote the station. The three 30-second commercials show different styles of music CDs being blended, showcasing the station's variety format (of course... It Blends!). The commercials [1] aired on all Albuquerque TV stations over a 4 week period. The commercials returned in Fall 2007 after the first campaign saw improved ratings for the station.

The 103.3 frequency signed on in 1987 as KIDI-FM with a Spanish-language music format. By 1992 it would switch to a country music format as KASY-FM ("Y-103/Cat Country") to challenge KRST. In 1996 the FCC had approved a measure that allowed for a single company to own up to eight radio stations in a single market. Both KRST and KASY would be acquired by Citadel Broadcasting at that time and by fall of that year KRST would keep the hot country format and 103.3 would become KTBL-FM ("K-Bull") which would play classic country. This gave Citadel complete dominance over the popular country music radio market in Albuquerque until 2000 when Clear Channel launched KBQI-FM "Big I 107.9". Citadel had then moved to challenge Clear Channels' hold on rock radio in Albuquerque.