Frequency Folk
A late-night radio tower tuned to kind signals.
Frequency Folk is a radio room beneath a braced transmitter mast sending gentle little signals, with a portable radio, a stage microphone and a vinyl record.
Resident Wave, the midnight broadcaster
Frequency Folk
Frequency Folk is a radio tower with a microphone on the roof, a record spinning by the door and a dial that is always tuned to something kind. It is the cozy station you find late at night, when the room is quiet.
Wave is the midnight broadcaster. Wave finds the stations that only play kind things people forgot to say out loud, and passes the good ones along to anyone who tunes in. Ask for a song and expect a little story with it.
It is a warm page for music, podcasts and the voice behind them. Turn the dial, pull up a chair and let Wave find the right signal for you.
Made for people like you
- Musicians and bandsA warm front door for shows, songs and the sound of the band.
- Podcasters and radio hostsA studio hello for episodes, guests and your show's own signal.
- Music teachers and tutorsA friendly page for lessons, recitals and a place to say hello.
- Record shops and music fansA record-store welcome for favorite albums and the playlists you swear by.
- Anyone starting something newA first track, a first episode and a first hello.
Can you spot…?
Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.
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Where is the signal coming from?Show me Found
The radio towerA tall tower is tuned to the best station in town, and its signal reaches every room.
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Something round is spinning by the doorShow me Found
The spinning recordA record turns on the player by the door, keeping a rhythm for anyone who stops to listen.
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Who is singing into the mic?Show me Found
The microphoneA microphone waits by the bench, ready for the next voice that has something kind to say.
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Who is tuning in after midnight?Show me Found
Wave, the midnight broadcasterWave finds a station that only broadcasts kind things people forgot to say out loud.
Three casas you could make
- The listening roomYour favorite songs, a short note on why each one matters and a way to say hi.
- The episode pageThe latest episode, a few guest notes and a warm welcome for new listeners.
- The mixtape cornerA handful of songs for a particular mood, each with a line about where it fits.
Same casa, different day
Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.
Quick answers
Is Frequency Folk free?
Yes. Frequency Folk is one of the free designs, so you can start from it without paying.
Can I use Frequency Folk for a band or podcast page?
Yes. Its tower, microphone and record suit a band's homepage, a podcast's front door or a music teacher's page.
Can I change how Frequency Folk looks?
Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.
Other little places to start from
Analog Hours
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The Listening Bar
A walk-in radio house, one very attentive fox and a little signal reaching the neighboring worlds.
Brass Note
Brass Note is a listening house beneath an enormous curved gramophone horn, with a brass trumpet, a vinyl record and a stage microphone.
Strum and Stay
Strum and Stay is a listening house beneath an enormous curved gramophone horn, with an acoustic guitar, a steaming cup and an open book.