Phaune Radio

Phaune Radio transmite en vivo desde Paris, France, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música Electronic, Comedy, Talk, Adult Contemporary.

The broadcaster presents a unique and unconventional radio experience, described as a “curious and wild beast” emitting unusual sounds 24 hours a day online and on mobile devices. Its programming focuses on a diverse range of audio content, including soundscapes from around the world, adventurous and experimental music, animal encounters, recovered archives, explorations of science and détournement, “eartoys,” and original creations. The station aims to surprise listeners, moving away from traditional radio formats and fostering a sense of discovery through its eclectic sound palette. The overall aesthetic emphasizes imagination and invites listeners to invent new meanings and perspectives through the audio presented. A core element of the station’s identity is its commitment to handcrafted programming, prioritizing sonic exploration and artistic expression over conventional broadcasting norms. The station's programming is divided into distinct periods. During the daytime hours, the atmosphere is described as “effervescent and tousled,” while evenings, beginning at 10:00 PM (local time), transition to a more “horizontal and experimental” sound. The broadcaster maintains a library of over 12,000 tracks, contributing to the breadth of its daily offerings. Specific series and events include “Promousse pour le Temps Flottant,” a series described as “where everything is silent, everything stands,” and “Le Temps Qui Pousse.” Additionally, “Ecoutes Vagabondes avec Sonatura” offers sonic wanderings, and the station regularly hosts special programming, live events, listening sessions, and sound installations. A monthly podcast is also produced and distributed to over a dozen radio stations worldwide. The station also features curated selections of new creations each month, including works by Félicia Atkinson, Christina Vantzou, Philip G Anderson, Bernard Fort, and Yas-Kaz. The broadcaster’s history is characterized by a dedication to sonic innovation and artistic collaboration. The station’s ethos is encapsulated in the quote, “If the world has lost all meaning, who prevents us from inventing one?” This philosophy drives the creation of original sound creations and fosters a community around imaginative audio experiences. The station has celebrated milestones such as the 20th anniversary of Agraphon, a notable collaborator. The station’s commitment to unique programming has led to special events like “Equinoxe Septembre 2025” and “Cacophonies 2025,” alongside a residency in Saint-Mélany. The station actively seeks out and cultivates relationships with artists and audiences, fostering a spirit of shared discovery and creative exchange. The station is accessible online and through MP3 formats at 128kbps and 256kbps. It maintains a presence in several locations, including Montréal, Canada; and the local area, the country; and Melbourne, Australia. The broadcaster encourages communication and collaboration, inviting ideas, proposals, and feedback from listeners. The station also offers an “Interphaune” newsletter, distributed monthly, to keep audiences informed about upcoming events and new content. The station’s commitment to sonic exploration extends to its curation process, actively seeking out “wild sounds” to sharpen listeners' ears and expand their sonic horizons.