KUTX Public Radio
KUT and KUTX are pillars of Austin’s public radio landscape, each with a distinct voice and mission. KUT, Austin’s NPR station, delivers in-depth local, national, and international news, while KUTX curates an eclectic mix of music for a city that thrives on sound. Though they share a studio headquarters, each station has its own personality and loyal audience.
Over the years, Page has had the opportunity to collaborate with both stations, beginning with the development of brand identities that capture their unique missions, attributes, and voices—ensuring that their visual presence vibes with their programming.
KUT News
Page recently partnered with KUT to refine its positioning as KUT News, shifting the focus from its frequency (90.5) to its strength as a leading local news source. With a deep commitment to in-depth journalism, KUT wanted to showcase its prominent role in Austin’s news landscape. We helped develop strategies and messaging to support this evolution, ensuring its identity aligns with its impact.
The total package
The brand kit includes guidance for social, newsletters, digital, and physical contexts.
KUTX
KUTX has a voice that is unique and special – a tone that is instantly recognizable to those of us who tune in. By crafting an identity that represents the voice of a beloved, iconic music bellwether of our community that IS AUSTIN, we joined the legion of public radio supporters.
That’s our type
Cooper Black is an iconic serif typeface that has been telling stories of cultural touchpoints since the 1920s. Its pedigree, relevance, and charm made it the right choice for KUTX.
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Ten years on
While KUT has been on air for more than 50 years, KUTX acquired its owned frequency in 2013 to separate news and music content. We helped celebrate its 10th birthday on air with a special anniversary logo and supporting graphics.
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