Soft Voice
5.0/5
Critic Rating
Lydia was perfect, because Soft Voice told her exactly what to do and what to say. But one day, Soft Voice left. SOFT VOICE is an immersive audiodrama about imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and self-loathing starring Naomi Scott, Bel Powley and Olivia Cooke, written and directed by James Bloor.Soft Voice has been chosen for Apple Podcasts Series Essentials, spotlighting the pinnacle of podcasting, celebrating the finest storytelling and the medium's greatest achievements. Listen ad-free on Apple Podcasts this month.~~~Enjoy Soft Voice uninterrupted (no mid rolls) on QCODE+. Learn more at https://qcodemedia.com/qcodeplus. ~~~Follow us for more information...
Critic Reviews
Score: 5
Alice Florence Orr • PodcastReview.org • Feb 19, 2025
"The idea that there are archeologists studying American soil for information on the 1800s was a profound, and sad realization for me. Who, and what have we forgotten because of the dehumanization of people? Listening to American Railroad was a journey that was more than worth it, and gave me pause to think a lot more on the history of my country."
Score: 5
Jess Joho • Mashable • Jun 19, 2021
"Several episodes in, we're still not entirely sure what's going on, but we know that it's an absolute trip...buckle up for a wild, sapphic, and mind-melting journey best listened to with headphones."
Score: 5
Anna Leszkiewicz • New Statesman • Apr 28, 2021
"Slick production infuses the opening episodes with a hazy, gently hallucinogenic quality (the series comes from the young but glossy LA production studio QCode, which has developed a niche in scripted audio series voiced by Hollywood actors). Soft Voice captures the soothing appeal of clear instruction, and the existential terror of decision-making when your own inner monologue is absent."
Score: 5
Kev (Tea In The Sahara) • Tea In The Sahara • Mar 24, 2021
"The writing style of Soft Voice really reminds me of the hit series Fleabag by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and you can draw similarities between both shows as I think they are universally relatable shows. Another reason why this podcast has all the hallmarks of a winning show is the beautifully immersive way that the surroundings sucks the listener into Lydia’s headspace along with Soft Voice. "
