PEER audio paper03.07

You are a shining diamond inside

Sonic citizenship at sites of exclusion

Af Lucy Cathcart Frödén & Áine Mangaoang

PEER audio paper03.07

Tinnitus attuning

An ethnographic exploration of aural diversity and how we hear together as sonic citizens

Af Marie Gorm Aabo

• PEER audio paper03.07

  Sonic solidarity

  
  How sonic solidarity is formed within a separatist community of women who have undergone fertility treatment

  Af Tanja Diers
• PEER audio paper03.07

  Dead silence

  
  Negotiating noise with the non-living

  Af Håkan Jonsson
• PEER audio paper03.07

  Sounding missing persons

  
  Af Bonnie Han Jones

• PEER audio paper09.11.2024

  When generic sounds become data

  
  A questioning of the very idea of ‘generic sound’ in the face of the ever growing datafication of the mundane.

  Af Giulia Mengozzi  & Ilaria Gadenz 
• PEER audio paper09.11.2024

  Locked grooves

  
  Informed by DJ practice and practice-led research, this audio paper shares historical examples of locked grooves alongside loop-based compositions and a new installation work.

  Af Mike Callander
• PEER audio paper09.11.2024

  Noisy interference in the becoming-generic of sonic alerts

  
  This audio paper considers how human activity as a possible vehicle of interference serves as a resistance agent against the speculated becoming-generic of alert sounds in public and private spaces.

  Af sound braid

PEER audio paper09.11.2024

A city we can get up and go to work in

Contesting the genre of the urban soundscape

Af Macon Holt

PEER audio paper09.11.2024

Azan, a call to prayer

Generic or artistic?

Af Pei Ann Yeoh