Now in beta

Turn your Apple Music
into a real radio station.

gloam.fm builds live, hosted stations from your own Apple Music — a resident host introduces your tracks, reads the news, and keeps the show rolling as long as you're tuned in. Press play and you're on air.

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your Apple Music
7
resident hosts
∞
stations you make
iPhone & macOS apps in beta · Android next on the dial
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GLOAM.FM · APPLE MUSIC · @YOU
Stations
With Billie Frost Drive Time Your library · 96.1 FM ● LIVE
With Vesper Late Shift Your library · 101.2 FM OFF AIR
With Sonny Vale Deep Focus Your library · 89.4 FM OFF AIR
With Cruz Favorite Songs Your library · 92.7 FM OFF AIR
+ new station · any playlist, any vibe
Stations On Air Playlists Podcasts You
How it works

From your music to on-air in three steps.

No queues to build, no gaps to fill. gloam.fm assembles a real broadcast — songs, talk breaks, IDs, and a news minute — and keeps it moving.

01

Connect Apple Music

Sign in with the Apple Music you already pay for. Your library and playlists become rotation material — nothing to schedule.

02

Pick a host & mood

Choose a resident host and a station personality. They sign on, back-announce your tracks, and set the tone.

03

Press play

The show starts the second you hit play and never stops. Skip a track when you want, or let it run all night.

Widgets

Fill the breaks with whatever you want.

Toggle segments on and off and your host works them into the show. Weather, news, traffic and scores pull real, live data for your city — the rest is just good radio.

On the air Tap to add
Local news
Top of the hour

“From the newsroom: the waterfront project just got its green light.”

Weather
Look outside

“Fifty-eight and clear, dropping to the low fifties — a windows-down kind of night.”

Traffic
Drive-time

“The 80’s clear all the way to the bridge. Go easy out there.”

Sports scores
Final scores

“Quick scores: the home side took it three to one.”

Headlines
A topic you pick

“In tech: one thing worth knowing before the next track — I’ll keep it short.”

Horoscopes
Sign by sign

“Scorpios: stop overthinking the text. Send it. The stars think you’re fine.”

On this day
A little history

“On this day in 1977, a record nobody believed in went gold.”

Shout-outs
From listeners

“Big love to Renny in the back booth — happy birthday. This one’s for you.”

Track trivia
About the music

“That bassline you just heard was cut in a single take, 4 a.m.”

Ad reads
Sponsor spots

“Brought to you by the all-night diner on 4th — cheap coffee, no judgment.”

Time checks & ID
Between songs

“You’re locked into 98.6 — gloam FM. It’s 11:47 and we’re just getting warm.”

Calendar & reminders
Your day, on air

“Heads up — you’ve got the dentist at three, and don’t forget: call your mom after this one.”

Custom widgets
Build your own
Soon

Wire up any feed and script your own segment for the show.

The Hosts

Choose the voice of your station.

B
Billie Frost
Cold name · warm room

The voice every station wakes up with. Easy on the mic, quick with a track story, never in the way of the music.

● Every station's default
S
Sonny Vale
Smooth · drive time

Classic drive-time delivery with a little extra pace. Keeps the momentum up between cuts and lands every hand-off clean.

In residence
V
Vesper
Warm · after-hours

Close, unhurried, a little conspiratorial. The one who talks you through the quiet hours like you're the only listener.

In residence
Also in residence: Cruz · Mira · Rex · Maceo — and any voice you clone yourself
Bring your own voice

Host it with any voice you want.

Clone a voice from a short sample, or import one you already have. Assign it to a host and it hosts the whole show: every sign-on, back-announce, and news minute, in that voice — rendered right on your device.

1
Clone or import
Record a short sample to clone a new voice, or bring in a recording you already have.
2
gloam builds the voice
It’s trained and saved to your voice library, ready to go on air.
3
Assign it as host
Set it as any host’s voice and it reads the entire broadcast from then on.
Clone on iPhone or Mac · your voice stays yours, on your device
Try it in the app
gloam.fm · Your voices
Your voices + Clone or import
VM
Velvet Midnight
Cloned
● Host
AU
Aurora
Imported
Assign
BR
Studio Baritone
Imported
Assign
Recording a new clone…
Hosting: Drive Time Velvet Midnight →
What's in the mix

Real breaks between every song.

Your host doesn't just play your music — it hosts it. Every break is written live from your library, in the voice you picked.

Sign-on

Greets you by time of day

Tune in and the host greets you for the actual time of day — morning coffee, late-night quiet.

“Morning. You’re with Vesper on Dusk Drive, 98.6 FM. Coffee’s on — let’s ease into it.”

Back-announce

Introduces every track

Reads the real title and artist of what just played, then teases what’s next — generated from your catalog, live.

“That’s ‘Neon Horizon’ from Tiny Trash Labs. Sticking with them — Starlight Echoes is next.”

Station ID

IDs the station

Drops a clean station identifier between sets, the way every real broadcaster does on the hour.

“You’re with Vesper — Dusk Drive on 98.6 FM. gloam.fm, all night.”

News minute

Reads a news minute

A short bulletin between sets — label updates, milestones, whatever’s worth a word from the newsroom.

“Quick word from the newsroom: Tiny Trash Labs just crossed a hundred thousand streams this month…”

Track trivia

Shares track trivia

Slips in a bit of trivia about a track — where it came from, how it was made, why it matters.

“‘Neon Horizon’ was cut in a single night in a garage with one borrowed synth. Whole label started there.”

Never off air

Keeps the show rolling

No queue to build, no silence to fill. The rotation keeps moving for as long as you're on — all night if that's the mood.

“…that’s your world for now — here’s more music.”

On screen

Everything on screen, in real time.

Live captions

Every word your host says scrolls on screen in real time — read along or listen with the sound down.

Real-time equalizer

The bars move with the real audio frequencies of whatever’s playing.

Album art everywhere

Drop a cover on any track and it shows up on the now-playing screen and down the whole log.

The Log

See what just played and what’s up next — the running order, like a real station rundown.

Skip ahead

Not feeling this one? Jump straight to the next song — the breaks catch up on their own.

iPhone & browser

Take your host with you in the app, or open the player in any browser. Android is next on the dial.

Try it right here

Hear a station.

This one actually plays. A little static, then Vesper signs on and hosts a real stretch of format — six tracks, back-announces, trivia, station IDs, a news minute. The real station does all of this with your Apple Music.

gloam.fm Dusk Drive · 98.6 FM OFF AIR
gloam.fm · always on
Dusk Drive
Press play — the station picks up where it is.
—:—live
listen live
THE LOG
Coming up planned rotation
Starlight Echoes · Tiny Trash Labs THEN
Track trivia TALK
Neon Horizon · Tiny Trash Labs THEN
Sign-on UP NEXT
A real hour of format · Vesper's voice and every transition are actual renders · your station does this with your Apple Music

Put your station on the air.

Open the browser player, connect your Apple Music, and your first station signs on tonight. iPhone & macOS apps are in beta.

Hear the demo Listen in the browser
FAQ

Common questions.

Is the host really talking about my tracks?

Yes. Your host reads the actual title and artist of what just played and teases what's next — every back-announce is generated live from your own Apple Music library.

Does it ever stop?

Only when you do. Press play and the rotation of songs, talk breaks, station IDs, and news keeps rolling until you sign off — and your station is right there waiting next time you tune in.

Do I need Apple Music?

Yes — gloam.fm plays through the Apple Music subscription you already have. Your library, your playlists, the songs you actually love: that's what the station is built from.

Where can I listen?

In any browser today, with the iPhone and macOS apps in beta. Android is next on the dial.