"To state my opinion up front: Sawt, Bodies, Species is one of the best books I have read on sound studies and sound art over the past few years. The concept of “sonic pluralism” is challenging, and a welcome concept to think with beyond the insights Aubry offers; the (six) “case studies” provide a rich and sometimes surprising assortment of the roles sound plays in Moroccan culture, art, history, daily life, and politics; and the book is beautifully designed with a reader-friendly typeface, many pictures, and QR codes providing access to several audio-visual materials."