What if you could walk into a story? Welcome to a profound new immersive experience that moves you—literally. Eighty Thousand Steps is a first-of-its-kind embodied story that asks you to walk with a refugee. You power this story, one step at a time.

ReRoot is a hybrid soundwalk performance created by composer and sound artist Robert Coleman and dancer and choreographer Laura Sarah Dowdall for the Barnaslingan Wood, in the Dublin Mountains.

In Episode 4 of Lowlines we follow the threads to the La Gitana bar in Arivaca, the brittle dirt of a huntress’s land, discover an abandoned halfway house, a coven of new wave desert women in a secret bar at the back of a store - and then gravitate further down to the border to get up close with The Wall.

The IMMA Timescapes Soundwalk is a hybrid soundwalk / performance resulting from a collaboration between composer and sound artist Robert Coleman, ornithologist Seán Ronayne, and performer and improviser Seán Mac Erlaine.

A site specific soundwalk on the new developing wood in the Belfast Hills. By composer Robert Coleman and featuring a live performance by HIVE Choir

Delhi Polyphones : The paraphonic and polyphonic stays and hums of the city. Last imprints of the city’s contribution to the spheres of sounds looming, gently-surrounding it.

What does the city sound like in extreme heat? This is an 8 minute and 49 second composite recording documenting the experience of walking in 100 (often 110 degree plus) temperatures in Phoenix, Arizona.

Echoed Chamber originated from a jam session. Being fascinated by the primitive sounds we made, we did it again in a cave, recorded and processed the sounds to recreate the acoustics there, and made a sample pack for anyone to experience it anywhere.

How can walking be turned into art? Here we explore this question by attempting to perform walking scores and proposals produced by different walking artists, with rather variable results...

We kick off the first series of Lowlines with me, Petra, getting my feet back on the ground at the Ole & Nu Style Fellas parade in the 6th Ward. Then we step off the sidewalk to go find the wonderful Jarrad DeGruy, whose footwork is unmatched, and whose spirit behind it is key to understanding the relationship between the second liners of New Orleans and the ground upon which they dance.

Drift through Brompton Cemetery with the Londoners who love, dream and walk amid the dead. Starting point: Brompton Cemetery, North Gate, Old Brompton Rd, London, SW5 9JE, UK

Bring your body, your senses and your memories to the sea for this short meditative sound walk, that weaves together recordings of underwater environments in Malmö with reflections from participants in open workshops with Land Art in Skåne.