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Walking piece 2016

Jungle-ized

The Jungle-ized app by Soundwalk Collective offers a virtual soundscape featuring Amazon rainforest environments recorded by Francisco López, combined with Shipibo tribe voices and expert narrations by Jeremy Narby and Daniel Pinchbeck. Designed for use in Times Square, the app provides an immersive guided jungle tour experience through spatial audio delivered via Audio-Technica headphones.

post Featured SWS23 19 Jul, 2023

Seek out some sounds this September

We are about to celebrate our sixth Sound Walk September, for which we have been running Awards for four consecutive years. Come along and join us.

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Walking piece 2023

Soundwalkscape December

Soundwalkscapes December The FINAL WORK in this year-long project! My rule was to take a walk on the first Monday of every month in 2023. In December I walked Central Park NY bridleway. https://soundcloud.com/ivorringham/soundwalkscape-december-2023

post Curated news 28 Oct, 2025

Field Notes: A Beginner’s Guide to Soundwalks | Bandcamp Daily

Soundwalking exists at the intersection of art, field recording, urban studies, and acoustic ecology. Source: Field Notes: A Beginner’s Guide to Soundwalks | Bandcamp Daily

post Curated news 21 Nov, 2024

Game Studies: Soundwalking in Fallout 3 (Addrich Mauch)

Was ist eine Heterotopie? Und wie kann man sich einen Soundwalk vorstellen? Addrich Mauch ist mit offenen Ohren durch Fallout 3 spaziert. Source: Game Studies: Soundwalking in Fallout 3 (Addrich Mauch)

post Curated news 16 Jun, 2024

Viv Corringham ~ Soundwalkscapes | a closer listen

What is the value of listening to someone else’s soundwalk? It’s a reasonable question. Hildegard Westerkamp defined soundwalking as a practice of listening to one’s environment. A mean… Source: Viv Corringham ~ Soundwalkscapes | a closer listen

post Curated news 22 Mar, 2022

Soundwalking – what our ears can tell us about the places we live in 

When an amble in the city becomes an exercise in listening to our surroundings. Source: Soundwalking – what our ears can tell us about the places we live in | Sound of Life

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PAS-Parcours Audio Sensibles, expériences belges

Retrouvé sur le site de l’Ensa Bourges, via une conversation d’Alexandre Castant. Cet article, consacré à mon feu ami Philippe Franck, retrace une longue relation entre Desartsonnants, Transcultures, et le festival international des arts sonores « City Sonic« . « C’est à cette métamorphose permanente de l’espace revisité par nos sens et plus particulièrement par la marche et […]

Gilles Malatray
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Terminalia 2025

It was great to be able to put my Terminalia work into Kel Portman’s call and be part of this wonderful group of walking artists – here is the final version of the works – enjoy.

Martin Eccles
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Points d’ouïe, révéler, faire sonner !

Dans mon projet d’écoutant, j’ai des envies récurrentes. Parmi celle-ci, figure le fait de révéler les singularités des des ambiances et espaces acoustiques, qu’ils soient urbains ou « naturels », de jouer avec, de les faire sonner, de les partager… Tout ceci en les respectant, sans les bruitaliser, avec bienveillance, et parfois-même en silence. Parcours Conf’errances, récits, […]

Gilles Malatray
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Bien entendre nos pas

Et mes talons qui claquent Clairs sur  sol gelé Ils font bruisser les sentes Amortis automnaux Tapis aux feuilles mortes Percevoir mon allure Me donnent la cadence M’invitent à ralentir Ou à presser le pas La marche s’entend bien Comme un geste ambulant Étouffé d’herbe grasse Ou de neige ouateuse Réverbérée de gel Et dalles de […]

Gilles Malatray

dilly-dally

To walk slowly, reticently, scuffing shoes on path, hold back in a belligerent way.

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