“¿Aún recuerdas mi voz?” by Marco Neri is a computer-assisted composition based on a Cardenche song from Durango, Mexico—a melancholic tradition named after a cactus whose spines hurt most when being removed. The piece reflects on vanishing cultures, evoking ancestral voices that echo through memory and digital transformation.

Marco Neri is a sound creator/producer, and mentor who is Mexico-born and based in Canada. He examines sound from an interdisciplinary perspective with the help of new technologies. Combining performance, staging, and sonic experimentation, he creates immersive experiences that reimagine concert formats and connect with curious audiences, interdisciplinary artists, and new generations of listeners.

The 20th edition of the Deep Wireless Compilation is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) for the 2026 edition of the annual Deep Wireless Festival of Radio & Transmission Art. The album includes sound art and radio art works that respond to the theme Sound Culture created by Cristian Gabriele Argento, Haley Sheppard, Linda Rae Dornan, Landforms (Gillis Van Der Wee and Lotte Nijsten) and Marco Neri. The artists draw from personal stories, memories and reflections in order to offer in their works alternative perspectives on how a sound environment or social context might be perceived or represented in art. Info and more radio art compilations are available here - https://naisa.ca/media-archive/compactdiscs/#DWCD20

Deep Wireless 20 Credits for New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA):

Artistic Director: Darren Copeland

Executive Director: Nadene Thériault-Copeland

Image Illustration: Prashant Miranda