A fascinating journey through music that resonates in the most isolated places on the planet.

The piano chords of Ludovico Einaudi on an iceberg, the blues Electric sounds from the African desert, music that travels through interstellar space, the lost songs of a volcanic island, the ghost town that saw the birth of ABBA, the melodies of an underwater cave, the Hawaiian echoes that captivated Elvis, sound archives hidden in an Arctic bunker, the chants yoik that inspired Björk, the punk from the coldest city in the world…

There are melodies with specific geographical resonances. The land, the climate, the rituals and customs leave their mark in the form of songs. 'Atlas of Remote Sounds' is an adventure in search of those distant, exotic, or strangely familiar sounds capable of moving us.

Víctor Terrazas (Madrid, 1995) is a writer and journalist specializing in politics and music. He contributes to music magazines such as Muzikalia , Route 66 either Funk Link . In The World Order She writes research articles on music from different parts of the world. She has published Politics on a scale of Do (2020) and has participated in Children of Brexit: a new music scene in the British Isles (2022).

González Macías (Ponferrada, 1973) is a graphic designer, writer, editor, and has been a map enthusiast since childhood. He is the author and illustrator of A Brief Atlas of the Lighthouses at the End of the World (2020), First Prize for Best Edited Book from the Ministry of Culture and Sport and translated into 15 languages.