Phonic FM – Exeter's sound alternative

First Sunday of the month

Amelie and Darcie’s radio show is a carefully curated mix of soft pop, indie, and pop music, where they share their favorite and current tracks. More than just a playlist, the show dives into the stories and emotions behind the songs, giving listeners insight into their musical choices. Aimed at young people and anyone who loves music—especially soft, vibey, or rebellious sounds—the show creates an atmosphere that’s both engaging and immersive. With their unique personalities and strong, independent energy, Amelie and Darcie bring a fresh and authentic voice to the airwaves.

What brought you to Phonic FM?

Darcie wants to be famous and have her own podcast. Amelie wants to get back into the community after being locked up

What does Phonic FM mean to you?

Amelie and Darcie’s radio show is more than just music—it’s a journey of self-expression and confidence. For Amelie, it feels like a new sense of purpose after her time in prison, while Darcie uses it as a space to express herself freely. Together, they curate a mix of soft pop, indie, and rebellious sounds, sharing the music that resonates with them and their listeners. Their show isn’t just about playing songs; it’s about connection, growth, and finding strength in their voices.

What do you do when you’re not on Phonic FM?

Darcie works in the hospital morgue and loves pub crawls and nights out. Amelie prefers to be cosy and is a sales advisor particularly interested in fashion and social policy

How do radio presenters do it?

Amelie and Darcie approach radio presenting with a mix of preparation and spontaneity, using their shared love of music to drive the show. They overcome nerves by hyping each other up before going on air, turning their natural chemistry into a strength. Whether they’re working from notes or improvising, they keep their discussions engaging and authentic, creating a space where both they and their listeners feel at ease. Over time, they’ve learned to trust their instincts, gaining confidence in their voices and embracing the energy of live radio.