Advertise on podcast: Uhambo: Sonic Wanderings

As sonic migrations across time and space, HARK makes public a personal, political, and oral imaginary, a desperate plea to belong to place, here and there, and to people living, and not.

This sound walk invites participants to listen to a mix of texts, sounds and songs that explore plant-human relationships, while guiding them on a walk through an urban or rural environment of their choice.

Consisting of an audio walk and corresponding interpretive maps, Stoner creates a guide to walking and moving through urban areas from the chronically ill perspective.

"Improvised Access: Listening for African Migrants’ Journeys through an Abu Dhabi Public Park" is a sonic manifestation of how African migrants in Abu Dhabi renegotiate their place in a segregated economy in search of upward social mobility and agency.

An experimental analysis of a previously-incarcerated group’s walking history tour to the Castle of Good Hope through found poetry and sonic sampling

The mixtape, conceived as a sonic canvas, aims to delve into the intricate connections between belief, breath, and resilience through a curated blend of diverse music, poetry, and soundscapes.

The mixtape, conceived as a sonic canvas, aims to delve into the intricate connections between belief, breath, and resilience through a curated blend of diverse music, poetry, and soundscapes.

The mixtape, conceived as a sonic canvas, aims to delve into the intricate connections between belief, breath, and resilience through a curated blend of diverse music, poetry, and soundscapes.

The mixtape, conceived as a sonic canvas, aims to delve into the intricate connections between belief, breath, and resilience through a curated blend of diverse music, poetry, and soundscapes.

The mixtape, conceived as a sonic canvas, aims to delve into the intricate connections between belief, breath, and resilience through a curated blend of diverse music, poetry, and soundscapes.

The mixtape, conceived as a sonic canvas, aims to delve into the intricate connections between belief, breath, and resilience through a curated blend of diverse music, poetry, and soundscapes.

In this video essay I will demonstrate with brief video clips and a voice-over narration the development of a practice, where I insert a walk in one direction into a walk in the other direction.

This immersive soundwalk is comprised of synthesized field recordings from the island of Vallay.

An experimental sonic and poetry readings in short chants as an autoethnographic embodied wanderings translating part of the authors reflections while living in the diaspora.

The phrase "Uhambo Luyazilawula," which roughly translates to "the journey guides itself" or "the journey follows its own rules," captured an ethos of emergent, embodied, and nonlinear knowledge creation.