"Walking Memories is an interactive sound art project in Frome, Somerset, featuring location-based audio 'soundclouds' accessed via the SatsymphQR app. Participants engage with layered sounds and oral histories of Old Frome by moving or positioning themselves at specific sites, including St John’s churchyard."

This 15-20 minute street-level sound walk in Chatham High Street, Kent, combines live ambient sounds with slowed and real-time skylark recordings from a nearby riverside nesting site. The route passes The Brook and Military Road, featuring underwater River Medway audio captured by hydrophone, with headphones recommended for full effect.

Works in Gudrun Filipska‘s ‘Ea, eau, eay, elt‘ series include ‘Beating the Bounds‘ a video work in two parts ‘Waymarks‘, ‘Enveloped Objects‘ and various audioworks, drawings and performances The Title ‘Ea, eau, eay, elt‘. comes from old colloquial East Anglian words for moisture and dampness – ‘elt’ relating specifically to the soft dampness of earth.

This self-guided digital soundwalk by Jorma Kujala, presented by Vancouver New Music and Vancouver Soundwalk Collective, explores subjective and cultural connections within Vancouver’s False Creek Flats and Olympic Village neighborhoods. Through map-based directions, participants engage with the area’s layered histories, environmental challenges, and evolving social dynamics, reflecting on themes of place, belonging, and human impact.

With her radio production students at Southern Cross University in 2016, Jeanti St Clair made a locative audio walk on the Lismore campus to share stories of student and staff passion and resilience as an orientation to university life. With it, you can explore Southern Cross University’s Lismore campus via its immersive documentary-based CubeWalk Soundtrail.