Volume V is now accepting journal submissions. The last day to apply is August 15

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We move through a world shaped by sound — by noise, rhythm, language, quiet. It’s everywhere: in your headphones, on the street, in the intimate silence between two people and the anger of a thousand. 
Sound is more than what we hear — it’s also what we feel, express, remember, carry. It’s in the vessels clattering in the kitchen, the buzz of a voice note you haven’t played yet, the album that shaped your teenage years, the hum of your city at night, and the way your footsteps echo in an empty room. The point is, it’s all about the soundscapes that define us — the ones we live in, create, or try to escape. So, what is the soundscape of your life? 
As we explore the emotional, chaotic, and powerful world of sound, we want to know: how does it shape your identity, your memories, your sense of place? When does it comfort you — and when does it drown you out? When does silence scream resistance, and where do our collective voices resound? 

This is a call to tune in — to the messy, beautiful, sometimes deafening presence (or even absence) of sound. Music, static, whisper, hiss or breath: let’s hear it! 

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