NOVA·FM is a radio station with no library and no playlist. Every track is composed on the spot, seconds before it reaches your ears, then fades and is never reheard in quite the same shape. I built it in two days with Claude Code (Opus 4.7 and 4.8), guided by me, on top of Stable Audio 3, Stability AI’s open-weight audio model family released earlier this month.
More than seven stations so far, each a mood rather than a folder: lo-fi, synthwave, cinematic, deep house, jazz, ambient, classical, and a few more I keep adding. Two ways to listen: a private dial that’s just for you, and a shared live signal where everyone tuned in hears the same track at the same second.
The whole thing runs on a single GPU machine, no cloud, only awake when someone is actually listening. Instrumental on purpose: no words, no voices, just texture and motion.
Tune in: novaradio.loclx.io