Willamette Week The need for strong, independent local journalism is more urgent than ever. Please support the city we love by joining Friends of Willamette Week. Get Inside: 9 Things to Do While You’re Stuck At Home At the end of last year, Third Angle music began releasing “soundwalks”—compositions by Portland musicians designed to be listened to while exploring specific parts of the city. Amenta Abioto. (Thomas Teal) Listen: Soundwalk by Amenta Abioto At the end of last year, Third Angle music began releasing "soundwalks"—compositions by Portland musicians designed to be listened to while exploring specific parts of the city. Sonically, the series is all over the map, from serene piano and bubbling synths, to soundscapes and interviews recorded at Mt. Tabor Park. But so far, every piece has been supremely meditative. The newest edition is by Amenta Abioto, whose layered electronic music always sounds gorgeous, and is meant to be played while walking around North Portland's Whitaker Ponds Natural Area.