Reclaiming the airwaves for the living world.
- 24/7 Plant Music. No corporate noise. No algorithms. Just pure biological transmission.
Nervous System Alignment
Built around 1/f pink noise frequencies and biological electrical current, designed specifically to reduce cortisol and restore calm focus.
Independent Airwaves
Unfiltered, grassroots field recordings, vintage analog warm tube textures, and raw plant synth signals broadcasted without middleman control.
Open-Source Pipeline
Self-hosted on sovereign Linux infrastructure using AzuraCast. Broadcast live from greenhouses, sheds, or wild fields anywhere on Earth.
// FIELD INTERCEPT ARCHIVE
"You are tuned to Plantland Radio—broadcasting from the heart of the plant kingdom. Mission: Nervous system recalibration. Stay grounded..."
"Frequency Intercept: Raw bio-electrical capacitance. High solar voltage detected. Returning to main stream."
The BECA Sensor Module
Turn your garden or windowsill into an open-source synthesizer node. Hook BECA directly into leaf tissues and intercept biological signals in your own backyard.
Do you make plant music or field recordings?
Plantland Radio is an open-source sanctuary. We are actively seeking bio-sonification sets, plant-voltage tracks, biosphere field recordings, and botanical researcher interviews.
WAV, FLAC, or High-Res MP3. Include a streaming/download link (Bandcamp, Drive, Soundcloud) and details on the plant species or hardware used.
Keep the Airwaves Free & Coherent.
Plantland Radio operates on self-hosted Linux infrastructure. This community goal powers the three pillars of our open-source sanctuary:
Keeps our self-hosted Linux streaming node running in high-fidelity audio with uninterrupted Plant Music Live feeds.
Funds assembling and gifting a custom BECA bio-sonification device to an upcoming plant music artist.
Directly supports independent bio-sonification artists and field researchers broadcasting original works on air.
Got a question?
Send your questions, plant observations, or bio-frequency intercepts directly to the station desk. Letters selected for airtime will be read on-stream.