This 18-minute stereo sound walk, set in a snowy field north of Hebden Bridge, UK, combines field recordings, ambient drones, and 1980s pop loops with a spoken monologue linking cultural figures like Leon Trotsky and Ian Curtis. The piece centers on photographer Charlie Meecham capturing the snowy scene used for Joy Division’s single "Atmosphere" cover, incorporating contributions from Paul Rooney and others.

Sound artist Nikki Sheth has created a 60-minute soundwalk in Stirchley for the Ten Acres of Sound Festival, featuring field recordings of natural and man-made sounds at specific listening points mapped throughout the area. The walk, accessible via the free SOUNDwalker app, guides users with GPS-triggered audio that evolves from environmental sounds to abstract compositions, offering an immersive, site-specific listening experience.

The Douglastown Detour is a GPS-based mobile app that delivers oral histories, music, sounds, and images tied to specific sites in Douglastown, a historic Irish village in francophone Gaspésie, Quebec. It explores the memories and significance of the village’s past through location-triggered storytelling.

Stepping Out by Red Herring Productions is a coastal walking performance featuring field recordings from the North Devon coastline. The project, in partnership with the North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, may offer downloadable sound files and encourage local visits to recording locations.

In 2010 Jez Riley French visited Prague again for a few days….the few days turned into a week due to volcanic ash closing the airspace over Europe….he walked around Prague sometimes recording, sometimes not….just walking & listening & looking – for his own pleasure….on the eventual long coach journey back to the UK he listened

Commissioned by North West Sound Heritage, sound artist Hayley Suviste created a geo-locative sound walk on Sonic Maps, using interviews from The Manchester Studies unit's extensive oral history project from the 1970s.