{
  "listener": "ozan",
  "profile_note": "Techno-ethnic station — Bonobo, Jon Hopkins, Jamaica dub, Sahel, Mongolia overtone vocals, Urdu colour. Beautiful cross-cultural blends. Not Turkish folk. Updated 2026-06-07.",
  "station": "Live Ozan Radio",
  "taste": {
    "summary": "Techno-ethnic — beautiful electronica meets world dub. Bonobo lush downtempo, Jon Hopkins Singularity builds, Jamaica spring-reverb dub, Sahara/Sahel warmth, Mongolian overtone throat textures, Urdu vocal colour, Karsh Kale tabla breaks. Many cultures woven into one gorgeous track — not one country alone.",
    "genres": [
      "techno-ethnic",
      "ethnic dub",
      "bonobo-style downtempo electronica",
      "jamaican dub and reggae-dub",
      "modern electronica",
      "sahel desert electronica",
      "mongolian overtone electronica",
      "urdu-world fusion",
      "global dub",
      "dubtronica",
      "trip-hop dub",
      "tabla electronica",
      "cinematic electronic"
    ],
    "mood": [
      "beautiful",
      "hypnotic",
      "warm",
      "spacious",
      "late-night",
      "lush and melodic",
      "meditative but danceable",
      "euphoric builds",
      "immersive",
      "cross-cultural wonder"
    ],
    "instruments": [
      "lush Bonobo-style synths and melodic electronica",
      "Jamaica dub — spring reverb, one-drop feel, sub bass culture",
      "Sahel kora and desert percussion accents",
      "Mongolian overtone throat singing as wordless texture layer",
      "Urdu male vocal colour — poetic, not Bollywood pop",
      "tabla and hand percussion meets digital pulse",
      "dub delay and tape echo",
      "Jon Hopkins arpeggiated builds",
      "organic samples woven through electronic production"
    ],
    "tempo_bpm": [88, 118],
    "references": "Bonobo — lush melodic downtempo, beautiful ethnic electronica; Jon Hopkins Singularity; Jamaica dub (Kingston spring reverb, Mungo's Hi Fi); Baaba Maal / Sahara Sahel warmth; Karsh Kale Milan; Transglobal Dervish Trans; Thievery Corporation; Shye Ben Tzur Urdu-Indian fusion without pop. We are inventing techno-ethnic — electronic beauty first, world voices as colour.",
    "avoid": [
      "Turkish folk — Ney Vakti, Anatolian, Ottoman, bağlama/saz as identity",
      "Indian pop / Rajasthani folk dub",
      "Japanese enka shamisen slow-burn",
      "Armenian duduk hymn slow sacred chant",
      "single-country homages",
      "slow sluggish tracks under 88 BPM",
      "West African highlife palm-wine guitar",
      "big-room EDM drops",
      "four-on-the-floor house",
      "fuzz electric guitar on vocal tracks"
    ]
  },
  "dj": {
    "variety": true,
    "default_length": "1-2 minutes",
    "prefer_fusion_over_locale": true,
    "station_mission": "techno-ethnic — Bonobo-beautiful blends across Jamaica, Sahara, Mongolia, Urdu, and beyond"
  },
  "playback": {
    "shuffle": true,
    "mix_existing_and_new": true,
    "new_song_chance": 0.35
  },
  "limits": {
    "max_new_songs_per_day": 100
  },
  "costs": {
    "lyria_pro_usd": 0.08,
    "lyria_clip_usd": 0.04,
    "deepseek_per_track_usd": 0.002
  },
  "lyria": {
    "model": "lyria-3-pro-preview",
    "vocal_mode": "mix",
    "language": "auto",
    "singer_profile": "male_baritone",
    "output_format": "mp3",
    "prefer_instrumental": false
  }
}