Tracing geographies through basslines and borders.
Sonic Cartographies
From Belém’s pirated romance anthems to Recife’s pelvic revolutions and Rio’s favela raves, a new sonic map of resistance emerges—cheap, vulgar, sexy, and impossible to ignore.
Sonic Cartographies
From Vienna’s disco underground to Lisbon’s sonic laboratories, Wolfram reimagines dance culture as moving image, projected ritual, and climate metaphor.
Sonic Cartographies
In the Baixada Fluminense, a dancehall beat defies the borders of empire and maps out a new world.
Sonic Cartographies
Awarded Angola’s highest cultural honor, Paulo Flores continues to use music as a vessel for memory, resistance, and community—on stages from Luanda to Lisbon.
Sonic Cartographies
How Brazil’s Artists Chew Up Oppression and Spit Out Sound.
Sonic Cartographies
From Steam to Signal: Vinyl’s Material Uprising in the Digital Age.
Sonic Cartographies
How a bedroom studio movement born in Latin America's underground became reggaetón's most radical reinvention
Sonic Cartographies
From morna to hip-hop, how a scattered nation rewrote its history through rhythm.
Sonic Cartographies
What has changed ten years later? From denunciation to silence in the soundtrack of a fragile state.
Sonic Cartographies
Sumol Summer Fest connects continents and communities—but Almada has always known the rhythm.
Sonic Cartographies
A cultural history of Brazil’s mobile street vendors and the sounds that shape neighborhood identity.
Sonic Cartographies
He turned samba into sanctuary. With headdress and banjo, Bira Presidente led a revolution in rhythm — not to entertain, but to endure. From the streets of Ramos to the soul of Brazil, his beat lives on.