Leila Bencharnia is a sound artist, acousmatic interpreter, and musician born in Morocco and based in Milan. Daughter of a traditional Moroccan musician, their dialogue with sound began in the village near the Atlas mountains where they spent their childhood. Their sonic work is composed of analogic material including tapes, vinyls, and synthesizers. They recognize forms of radical listening as a modality of knowledge transmission. Bencharnia's practice seeks to have an active role in the decolonizing of listening as a way to engage with social and political complexity.