Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora is a distinguished journal with a longstanding commitment to publishing work that engages the global Black experience. Its audio submissions category extends this mission into the sonic realm, recognizing sound as a vital medium for creative expression and cultural discourse. The general issue seeks audio works that resonate with the journal's broader editorial vision, which prioritizes artistic excellence and critical engagement with the African Diaspora. For this call, artists are invited to submit up to five sound files, totaling no more than 75 MB, in .mp3 or .wav format. A short cover letter is required, noting the titles of the works, major publications and awards, and any association or past correspondence with the journal. There is no submission fee, reflecting Obsidian's dedication to accessibility and its respect for artists' labor. The curatorial scope is intentionally broad, encompassing music and sonic art that aligns with the journal's thematic interests. While the guidelines do not prescribe specific genres or styles, the context of Obsidian suggests a preference for work that demonstrates rigor, originality, and a meaningful engagement with the African Diaspora. Artists should consider how their audio submissions contribute to the ongoing conversation that Obsidian fosters across literature and the arts.