RPR1. Acoustic

RPR1. Acoustic strips folk down to its bones. No drums, no fuss, just voices, guitars, and the occasional harmonica or cello. The station flows between German classics like Hannes Wader and international songwriters such as Iron & Wine. It's quiet. Intimate, even. The programming rarely mentions DJ names; it lets the music speak. And it does speak, softly but clearly. You'll hear Etta James' acoustic versions, Bob Dylan's Woody Guthrie tributes, and modern German acts like Philipp Dittberner. The daytime mixes are safe, almost too clean. But late at night? That's when the real magic happens. D…