The Sound Loop Diaries
I am here.
Backbone. Heartbeat.
Something to keep me steady.
A rhythm for my feet.
My voice colored by the life I’ve lived.
Shaped with words,
sunlit seas, full moons,
and other bits of brightness.
But then there are deadlines.
Expectations. And other unwanted things.
Chaotic. Heavy.
Noise.
Noise.
Noise.
Where is my voice? Where is my heart?
Where am I?
The VIDEO
Artist Statement
The process of creating music is a balance, an intuitive craft to determine what enhances, what subtracts, and what track or instrument causes the piece to disintegrate into noise. By looping sounds over one another, I wanted to show how this process mirrors our lives and the harmonies we strive to keep, the anxieties that creep in, the overwhelm that can quickly build, and also, the relief that a moment of stillness can bring.

JENNY WONG is a writer, traveler, and occasional business analyst. Her favorite places to wander are Tokyo alleys, Singapore hawker centers, and Parisian cemeteries. Her work was selected for Best Microfiction 2025 and has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, the Best of the Net Anthology, Best Small Fiction Awards, Best Microfiction, and The Forward Prize – Best Single Poem (Written). She is the author of “Shiftings & Other Coordinates of Disorder” (Pinhole Poetry, 2024) and resides in Canada near the Rocky Mountains where she makes short poetry films and plans her next adventures. Visit her website: jenwithwords.opencorners.ca. Instagram, X, YouTube: @jenwithwords Bluesky: @jenwithwords.bsky.social