How do you make conditions for the sounds unheard, but also the voices unheard, or the words unread?

This time, Sound in Action is talking to the “Rolling Unrolling” crew - Ben Muñoz, Matisse A-M, and Anouk Hoogendoorn - who can be best described as sound carers, or perhaps facilitators of careful listening. Together, we gently invite our listeners to embark on a non linear sonic journey through topics of intimacy and memories, laughter and lullabies, gifs and modes of participating; with hope to arrive at tiny sounds: a concept Ben, Matisse and Anouk have been playing with - and invite you to do too.

RollingUnrolling is a technique practiced by Ben Muñoz, Matisse A-M and Anouk Hoogendoorn for composing with what isn’t there yet. They met through several collective works, at the Senselab and fuit.es. In this RollingUnrolling practice they work with tiny sounds; sounds that are just beginning. Tiny sounds are indeterminate and incomplete. They don’t differentiate themselves yet. There’s a feeling for where they could go, so they're helped along. And sometimes, something happens - in a way that it comes as a surprise. This surprise creates a shift, unrolling out of the practice and rolling back into it.