Human curation
Selection based on atmosphere, energy, sound quality and continuous-listening compatibility.
THE PROJECT
A linear radio station designed as a landscape.
Continuous, non-interactive and curated programming: no downloads, on-demand listening or user-selected playback.
Daypart sensitivity
Dawn, daytime, evening and night follow a natural daily rhythm.
Light-touch identity
Voice, sonic signature and station IDs connect the experience without interrupting it.
Measured rotation
Programming avoids intrusive repetition and incoherent transitions.
Rights and reporting
Every use is prepared to be authorised, documented and reported.
Controlled pre-launch
No public broadcasting before all applicable arrangements are complete.
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FOUNDING ARCHITECTURE
A repertoire shaped before going on air
These figures describe the editorial framework prepared for the project. The inclusion of artists and works as references does not imply endorsement, partnership, sponsorship or authorisation; every future use remains subject to applicable licences and rights.
THE PROJECT IN AUDIO
Two voices, one conversation about the vision
A conversational reading of the project, available in Italian and English with an accessible editorial transcript. The voices are synthetic and playback starts only when requested by the visitor.
INSIDE THE SYMBOL
A landscape held within a mark
Within Radio Kerokrall’s identity, each element contributes to a coherent visual narrative. It is not a code to decipher, but a synthesis of the relationship between nature, listening and presence.
Circle
Unity, continuity and a protected listening space.
Crescent moon
Natural cycles, contemplation and inner light.
Three peaks
Stability, elevation and refuge.
Three waves
Water, sound, breath and continuity.
Central dot
The listener’s presence at the centre of the experience.
The number three returns in the peaks, the waves and the A–D–E sonic DNA; the six editorial principles remain Peace, Elegance, Nature, Silence, Time and Universality.
