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Volume 1, Issue 2
Summer 2020
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EISSN 2688-867X
In this Issue
Introduction: Words from the Co-Founding Editors
Jay Needham, MFA, Phylis West Johnson, PhD
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Invited Essays

Sound Is Round: A Waterfall of Falling Sounds That I Catch Dreaming
Yolande Harris
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Yoga’s Entry Into American Popular Music Is Racialized (1941–67): A Critical Yoga Studies Analysis of Race, Othering, and “Belonging”
Roopa Bala Singh
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Original Research

Two Heads Are Better Than One: The Artistry of Shirley Horn
Jessica Boykin-Settles
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Wages for Soundwork: ASMR as Reproductive Labor
Joshua Hudelson
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Reviews

Review: The Voice as Something More: Essays Toward Materiality, edited by Martha Feldman & Judith T. Zeitlin
Namrata Rele Sathe
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Review: Hearing Southeast Asia: Sounds of Hierarchy and Power in Context, edited by Nathan Porath
Lisa Brooten
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All Issues
Lawyers, Los Angeles, and Le Show: On Covering O. J. Simpson While Listening to Le Show, 1994–95
Sonic Crimes: Noise, Illicit Music, and Policing in 19th-Century Iranian Cities
Folklife on the Air: Archival Radio Collections at the American Folklife Center
Trance Against the Machine: Transpositions of Aesthetics in Indonesian Electronic Music and Beyond
Not All Noise Is an Interruption: Radio Interference in Mexico City, 1920s–1930s
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