We asked each contributor to Adi’s winter issue to select a song that resonates with their piece. Enjoy as you make your way through Issue 2: Freedom of Movement.
A Soundtrack To Issue 2
‹Also in this Issue›
The Price of a Voice
Inside Syria, political voices emerged from repression. Outside, they resist appropriation.
Land of the Oldest Travel Ban
Among the items banned from entering North Korea: stethoscopes, syringes, solar panels, staplers.
A Kind of War
Iran’s young people are used to overcoming barriers to freedom. But there’s always a price to pay.
In Somaliland, the Horizon was the Mutable Limit
What does individual choice matter to a country that still holds the smoldering embers that could spark another conflict?
Against the Drums of Death
In Venezuela, listening to the pulse of grassroots resistance belying the notion of a vanquished socialism.
Where Are You Running To This Evening?
The lion’s great-grandfather hadn’t bombarded our brains with roaring claims of his absolute rule of Libya, the way every kind of Libyan is doing these days.
What Her Hands Do
I will never forget how her hands cut melody lines out of air, sharp and precise as a tailor turned sword-warrior.
A Soundtrack To Issue 2
We asked each contributor to Adi’s winter issue to select a song that resonates with their piece. Enjoy these tunes as you make your way through Issue 2: Freedom of Movement!
