Each session opens with a vocal body scan. From here we enter a duet between our bodies and voices in the sonic environment created by other participants. Here, our bodies become as a site for transmission that reach to be as expressive as they are receptive. Participants will experience being solo, in pairs, as well as in a group dynamic. In this practice, the use of tone as language is a diasporic act of resistance to colonial language(s) and the loss of our mother tongue(s). Through researching the archive of the body and how it stores sounds and textures in the voice, there is the capacity to unveil multiple voices and therefore multiple selves all living in the paradoxic house of one body.