One single station
There’s no playlist to build and no on-demand replay. The station runs 24/7 and everyone hears the same track at the same moment, like radio. Press play and you join whatever is on.
Where the music comes from
Each track is born in a music-generation tool such as Suno or Udio. It is then listened to, kept, and imported by hand into the station’s library. The radio generates nothing itself: it broadcasts.
AI, out in the open
Where the tracks come from isn’t a footnote. It is the station’s identity, shown on every page. If you like a song here, you like a song generated by a machine.
Why “Nymène”
The name comes from -nyme, the Greek root for “name” found in anonymous and pseudonym. No track played here has an author in the usual sense, so the station carries a muse’s name that belongs to no one.
Where the project stands
The station runs on its own playout engine: each track is measured on import, loudness-normalised, crossfaded and encoded live, with no third-party streaming server. Programming follows a weekly grid set from the admin area.