Exploring the sonic unknown

Much to say, but here are the basics.

What’s with the name?
"Ghost Frequency" refers to an infrasonic sound—a frequency below 20 Hz, the threshold of human hearing. Specifically, 18.98 Hz is thought to induce paranormal experiences, a theory that has intrigued researchers and artists alike.

The University of Edinburgh’s Higgs Centre for Theoretical Physics has a very thorough essay on this mysterious phenomenon.

The concept of the ghost frequency isn’t new. It has made appearances in films, music, video games, and various aspects of popular culture, often linked to eerie or unsettling experiences.

What’s with the station?
CAMP Radio is a cutting-edge broadcast platform based in Aulus-les-Bains, France, transmitting directly from an arts-focused facility in the Pyrenees. Known for its commitment to experimental music, the station features genres like drone, improvisation, avant-garde, and more, making it a perfect home for boundary-pushing sonic exploration.

What’s with me?
As a seasoned radio professional and music journalist, I write extensively about experimental music for publications like Treble and others. My passion for unconventional soundscapes began early, fueling a lifelong fascination with artists who redefine what music can be.

What’s with the program?
Ghost Frequency is a one-hour monthly residency on CAMP Radio, dedicated to sonic experimentation and deep listening. Each episode delves into the fringes of sound, perception, and auditory phenomena.

📅 Premiere Date: Sunday, April 6
⏰ Listen Live: 9 AM Pacific / 5 PM CET
🔊 Stream Later: Available on Mixcloud after broadcast