Studio 432 is a conceptual visual identity for Loyle Carner, blending music, memory, and design education. Inspired by the energy of studio spaces and the creative process at university, the identity uses collage, stickers, and analogue textures to reflect Loyle’s introspective style and roots at LCC. It feels like a personal archive, raw, thoughtful, and in progress.

The name Studio 432 also nods to the significance of frequency in music, referencing the 432 Hz tuning, a frequency often associated with natural harmony and emotional resonance. This connection highlights the project’s foundation in sound as much as visuals, mirroring Loyle’s music, which balances soulful depth with intimate storytelling. Just as 432 Hz offers a soothing, organic tone, the identity embraces a warm, textured aesthetic that vibrates with authenticity and creative flow.