“Chorus” destabilizes broadcast media and collapses the boundary between the private display of emotion and public visibility through the FM radioband. The first iteration of this work was developed after a site visit to East Jerusalem where the physical and political barriers that divide cities, landscapes, and people were made especially visible. Housed in a simple, battery-powered four-inch squared black box with an antenna and single blinking light during transmission, . Once the audio ends, the transmission cuts out, returning the listener to an empty band of static or regular programming. Regardless of walls or distance, “Chorus” asserts that the voice exceeds containment.