As a graphic designer, Manon Bachelier (Paris, France, 1995) is concerned with the ways the voice resonates through text and letters, and engenders new textural lives. THAT MUSIC WHICH I CAN'T BE THE ONLY ONE TO HEAR is an installation consisting of different texts. Silently released, the words, verses, breaths, and rhymes make their own connections onto paper and into the space inside which they echo. Neither a score nor a recording, the installation lies more on the side of performance, calling up paper and words as active mouths and voices. Contemplating the agency of words to sing themselves, the song also recites the wider research about the written voice that it is sampled from. Undulating around, the song (and its inscripted logics) amplifies as you read and listen.