Ambi Nature Radio streams nothing but field recordings of the natural world around the clock, birdsong, flowing water, rustling leaves and rain, built specifically to help listeners sleep, meditate or simply relax. Press play on Radio Shuffle and the sounds start instantly, free, with no account needed.
Born From a Failed Search for the Right Radio Station
Ambi Nature Radio is a companion station to Planet Ambi, an online ambient radio project that started in 2015 because its founders were looking for a radio station that could genuinely help them relax and sleep, and could not find one that met their own standard. Rather than settle, they built one themselves, and Planet Ambi has since grown into one of the larger stations in the ambient genre, with tens of thousands of followers across platforms like TuneIn.
A Dedicated Channel Just for Nature
As Planet Ambi's audience grew, the team behind it split off a sister station devoted entirely to natural soundscapes rather than composed ambient music. Ambi Nature Radio runs field recordings exclusively, the kind of raw audio that sound recordists capture on location in forests, by rivers and along mountain trails, rather than studio tracks built to evoke those places. It is a subtle but real distinction for listeners who want the actual sound of a specific environment instead of music inspired by one.
Switzerland's Own Soundscape Tradition
The station's Swiss roots fit neatly into a broader practice of recording the country's alpine environments, from quiet forest paths lined with brooks to high-altitude meadows where the main sounds are wind, insects and distant cowbells. That kind of recording work has long drawn field recordists to the Alps specifically because the terrain offers such a wide range of distinct natural audio within a small geographic area, from rushing glacial streams to still, high-elevation silence.
Press Play to Unwind
There is no DJ, no talk segment and no music on Ambi Nature Radio, just an uninterrupted stream of the natural world. Stream it free on Radio Shuffle whenever you need something closer to silence than a song.