iPhone app Version 1.2

Himmelluft

Hand-curated radio Broadcasting from a beach in Copenhagen

A small radio station for iPhone. No algorithm: the host chooses every song, often around a theme or a piece of music history. Programmes go on air at set times, with a few words between the songs.

On the App Store The blog iPhone · iOS 18 or later · free · 4.2 MB
The songs play from your own Apple Music, so you need a subscription.
The Himmelluft app on an iPhone, on a coral background. At the top, under the small heading Himmelluft radio and the line Hand-curated music, the programme name Jazz in Bearnaise in a large serif typeface over two lines, the second in italics. Below it on the left a sculpture of seventeen thin black overlapping circles. On the right a small label reads In your ears, then the song title Journey in Satchidananda (feat. Pharoah Sanders), the artist Alice Coltrane, the time 1:54 of 6:36 and a heart. At the bottom a round black play button, the word Listen, the programme name Jazz in Bearnaise and with Jesper Henriksen.
On air. The big title is the programme.
A white sheet over the app titled Now playing. It shows the album cover of Alice Coltrane's Journey in Satchidananda, the song and artist name, a heart, and three buttons: Open in Apple Music, Search on Spotify, and Recently played and likes.
Tap the song to see the album and find it again.
The same coral screen between programmes, with the big title back to Himmelluft. Instead of a song it says Silence on air above a large countdown, 9:59:33, and until the next broadcast. At the bottom a button with a radio-wave symbol reads Tune in, and the footer gives the next programme as Sunday 13:37, Jazz in Bearnaise.
Between programmes there is silence and a countdown.

Listening

Like a radio station.

Status

Version 1.2.

Getting it

Free on the App Store, for iPhone with iOS 18 or later. No account, no ads and no tracking.

Questions go to the support page, or write to me.

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