“Great music is that which carries the present minded listener to the doorstep of infinity.”

Mose is based in Guatemala where cacao ceremonies and ecstatic dance have had a major influence on his productions and DJ style. It is here that he founded regular cacao dances where members of the community have the opportunity to journey deep into dance while held in a ceremonial container, free of alcohol. 

Mose blends multicultural rhythms and sacred chants, often improvising with live musicians to create immersive, site-specific experiences. Viewing his craft as a spiritual practice, he sets a foundation for self discovery and the cultivation of a present minded state which offers new insights and deeper clarity in one's purpose.

When he is not touring the world or playing these special events in Guatemala, he spends his time going into extended periods of retreat and silence, only to emerge with a deeper, truer and more refined sound. He also supports other emerging artists through his record label Resueño with an intention to bring resonant souls together to create music that uplifts and inspires. The label transcends any particular cultural aesthetic and explores a universal vibration through weaving sounds and languages from around the world. It is also a vehicle for social causes as 22% of all label profits are donated to causes around the world to help those most in need.  

Ayla Nereo is a composer, singer, dancer, and multi-disciplinary artist whose songs evoke and crack open the heart, and whose performances are deep transmissions of inspiration. She has composed seven solo albums and has collaborated with talented artists in the music world, including The Polish Ambassador, Rising Appalachia, Trevor Hall, Mr Lif, and others. She is also one-fifth of the folk-supergroup Starling Arrow.With a particular joy for bridging musical styles, Ayla's songs seem a genre unto their own, as she moves between vocal looping, produced beats, string arrangements, celtic melodies, disco rhythms, healing soundscapes, and even dashes of hip-hop wordplay. Ayla's words are poetry, her songs an ode to the wonder of being human. And every performance is an invitation to the audience, to allow our radiance to shine, and to dive in to the exquisite and innately psychedelic dream of this moment.

Ninawa Pai da Mata is a highly respected Huni Kuin spiritual leader, chief of the Novo Futuro Village, and a master of ancestral healing traditions from the Amazon. His name, "Pai da Mata" means "Forest Father," reflecting his dedication to the wisdom and spiritual practices of his people, including the use of sacred medicines and traditional music, with his motto being "só alegria"(only joy!).  

Heather Christie is a multi-talented artist—a DJ, producer, vocalist, songwriter, mentor, music label founder, and mother—dedicated to ushering in a new wave of feminine musical creation. Her journey as a trailblazer in both motherhood and music has gone viral, earning features in multiple publications.

Joining her is Vir McCoy, a dynamic multi-instrumentalist known for his mastery of guitar, Irish tenor banjo, djeli ngoni (Mali), and the Turkish cümbüş. As the founder of the iconic worldbeat band Hamsa Lila, Vir has performed alongside legends like the Mickey Hart Band and Dirtwire.

Together, Heather and Vir are a powerhouse duo—songwriters, co-producers, and innovators—currently completing their second full-length album. Their music resonates across Ecstatic Dance floors, festival stages, and even in commercials, carried by the winds of inspiration.

Their live set is an immersive experience, blending hypnotic rhythms with organic instrumentation for a journey that shakes the dance floor and uplifts the spirit. Expect deep grooves, high vibes, and a connection to something greater.

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Earth and Drum Connection

When we listen to our hearts and root our feet into the Earth, something ancient begins to move through us. Third Generation Medicine and Wichan will guide us in a circle of true connection, awakening rhythm, presence, and the heartbeat of the land.

Adrienne Bawa is a registered nurse and sound healer based in Los Angeles who bridges modern medicine and ancient sound therapy. With a background in Emergency and Cardiology nursing, and certifications in mindfulness and sound healing from UCLA, she brings both science and spirit to her practice. Through her company, Sound Bird Healing, Adrienne guides immersive sound journeys using crystal bowls, gongs, and chimes to calm the mind, open the heart, and restore balance. Her work integrates deep medical knowledge with a holistic approach, inviting each listener into relaxation, clarity, and inner peace.

Sonic Devas is a collective of professional women musicians, sound healers, and wellness leaders dedicated to creating powerful musical meditations and transformative concert experiences. For over a decade, the ensemble has explored the intersection of music, culture, spirituality, healing, and performance—bringing its visionary work to churches, immersive domes, transformational festivals, and yoga spaces around the world.

Nick Waraksa is called “txai com os instrumentos” (Brother with the instruments) by Ninawa Pai de Mata, Chief of the Huni Kuin Tribe in the Amazon Rainforest. Nick was born into a family of musicians dating back generations and holds degrees in piano performance and music theory from prestigious institutes, expresses it through playing an entourage of instruments and albums in the genres of NeoClassical, Future FOlk, FOlkTronica, MedicineFolk, and DJ performances featuring the LIVE instrumentations from his productions. He has also studied and held space with music in sacred ceremonies with several tribes and spiritual leaders of the Amazon Rainforest. What Nick enjoys most is the spirit of improvisation, how deep you can lean into the moment. How to learn as much as you can and then forget it in order to dive into the unknown at the risk of having to turn your potential “mistakes” into owned moments that lead to the uncovering of new melodies and frequencies. A metaphor for life. The imperfect perfections within us all, personified as sound.

Lynda Arnold, aka Divasonic, is the founder of the Sonic Devas collective and a seasoned Sound Meditation Facilitator, Vocalist, Multi-Instrumentalist, Producer, and Educator with over 30 years of experience. Based in Los Angeles, she blends music, wellness, and education through sound healing events, performances, retreats and her signature music academy programs. Her extensive live and recorded work plus unique collaborative projects have reached thousands around the world, aligning with her mission to build healthier communities through the transformative power of sound, spiritual connection and deep listening.

LŪKA is a multidisciplinary artist, producer, and sonic channeler crafting immersive soundscapes that bridge the electronic and the organic, the ancient and the futuristic. Rooted between the misty coasts of Seattle and the lush landscapes of Maui, his music invites deep presence - equal parts prayer and pulse.

His debut album Forgive Yourself introduced a raw, luminous sound - folktronica steeped in emotional honesty, textured minimalism, and vivid intimacy. With echoes of artists like RY X, James Blake, and Thom Yorke, LŪKA’s voice floats through atmospheres of analog warmth and digital depth, often accompanied by strings, pulsing rythm, and shimmering synths. His live sets become ceremonial containers, guiding listeners through dance, movement and stillness, often in collaboration with many artists including Mose and Ayla Nereo.

A lifelong musician, LŪKA began recording at age 16 and went on to perform and write with notable Seattle bands before carving out his solo path. He’s a bridge builder - creating spaces where sound becomes medicine, from festivals and sound baths to one-on-one vocal activation work. Whether through ambient improvisation, downtempo dance, or live looping rituals with his projects The Texture Bois and AVAYO, every offering is a devotion to beauty, embodiment, and the great remembering.

Priya Deepika Mohan is a practitioner, coach and consultant in proactive mediation, voice music and sound healing, collaborative and dynamic leadership. After 15 years in the field of social welfare, human rights and immigration law, Priya transitioned into social entrepreneurship, integrating heart wisdom into her professional practice focusing on empowering the voice, communication and creative expression. Her Debut Album HEAR IN MY HEART release on April 19, 2019. Set in 432hz, this 5 song album is a fusion of devotional melodies and electronic dance music, enveloped in traditional drones, seed syllables and melodic landscapes of raaga.

Lucai Yardim is an Brazilian artist who expresses his deep love for life, nature, and humanity through music and personal storytelling. His songs carry a message of love, hope, and reflection — an invitation for listeners to reconnect with their own journey.

"I make music to plant seeds of consciousness in the hearts of those who hear it. My hope is that each song can become a light, a moment of reflection and inspiration, and a source of hope in someone else’s life."

For Lucai, music is more than sound — it’s a living story. Each song holds its own place, its own breath, and its own life. "I am simply the messenger. If my music touches your heart, then these songs belong to you too."

Anne Walsh is a Minnesota-born singer, transformational voice coach, and improviser devoted to the living song of creation. Classically trained with a BA in Vocal Performance and Music Education, she has performed with The Lyric Opera Studio Weimar in Germany, The Manhattan Chorale, Honeywild folk trio, and other ensembles such as The Singers – MCA and Chorosynthesis. 

Rooted in her Irish ancestry, Anne weaves traditional Irish Sean-nós (old style) songs and vocal ritual into her work, leading international retreats and song circles that explore voice as a path of remembrance and transformation. She has taught and performed in Minnesota, Germany, South Korea, the Cayman Islands. Based in Ojai, California, Anne maintains a thriving in person and online vocal coaching studio, collaborates with musicians often, and is working on a solo EP. Anne can often be found harmonizing in nature or bringing her playful spirit to the stage with The Groundlings Theatre in Los Angeles.

Born in the California desert and raised in Detroit, Alan Scheurman has released music as Santiparro since 2010, a name given to him by a Wixarika elder on pilgrimage. Blending indie psychedelia with folk intimacy, his debut True Prayer (2015, Gnome Life) featured Bonnie “Prince” Billy and Kyp Malone among others, beginning a creative thread with Oldham that resurfaces in his 2025 single Chaos Incarnate, written in response to a question about reincarnation and released ahead of a tour opening for him. After a decade living in Joshua Tree and releases including The Talon (2018), Shadow Dancer (2020), and Everywhere You Ever Were (2024), Santiparro is returning to playing live shows more frequently. Scheurman has also been living and learning on a medicine path since 2007 and has been an initiated practitioner in the lineage of Shipibo-Konibo maestros Sina and Bawan Meni Ramirez since 2015. His music is informed by two decades of medicine work, plant and tree diets, and hermetic perspective.

MONSTERLUNA (Luna Achiary) is an Italian, French, Euskadi, and American improvisational artist, vocalist, songwriter, and producer. For over a decade, she has performed, recorded, and collaborated with visionary musicians to create cinematic, world-infused soundscapes with an electronic pulse. Passionate about music as a bridge between worlds, Luna leads workshops for non-profits, Native communities, retreats, and end-of-life care centers, and serves in traditional Amazonian plant-medicine ceremonies to support healing and transformation. Born into a musical family, she holds an AA degree in Music Composition and continues to explore storytelling through music video direction and cinematography.

Paikea is a 13-year-old singer, multi-instrumentalist, and artist whose creativity flows through everything she does. Born in Chicago and gifted the Māori name Paikea—meaning “the whale rider,” a symbol of strength and intuition—she carries a deep connection to the natural world.

Her soulful voice captivates listeners, and she plays piano, violin, and guitar, blending contemporary pop, R&B, and spiritual Indigenous-inspired music. Paikea writes and performs songs that tell stories, heal, and connect, sharing her music at local events, community gatherings, and family celebrations.

Guided by her spiritual path with an Indigenous tribe in Brazil and the wisdom of nature, Paikea channels emotional depth, cultural appreciation, and respect for the Earth into everything she creates. Her love for animals—especially wolves—reflects her loyal, free-spirited nature, shared with her dog, Onyx.

Paikea is a young artist with an old soul, whose music, art, and heart inspire others to live boldly, authentically, and beautifully.

Ambalema is born where mountains meet the sea, where the rivers of Colombia flow into the canyons of California. Their music carries the heartbeat of drums, the whisper of flutes, and the voices of ancestors. Rooted in Native traditions of the North and South, Ambalema weaves songs as medicine—prayers of earth, fire, water, and sky.

Ksenia Luki is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, sound healing practitioner, and medicine music artist based in Los Angeles.

Ksenia’s musical journey began at a tender age, igniting her passion for singing at six years old. By the age of thirteen, she was already crafting melodies on her guitar and writing songs.

She pursued her musical education, spending four years in music school where she majored in piano. Although she eventually decided to part ways with formal music education, Ksenia continued to explore her talents by studying folk vocals and performing with an ensemble for several years.

Taking a hiatus from music, Ksenia shifted her focus to attain a degree in communications. After graduating from university in 2009, she began a journey of spiritual growth, becoming a certified yoga teacher, Reiki master teacher, and a bodyworker.

In 2016, inspired by her newfound path, Ksenia returned to music with a renewed perspective, recognizing its power as a conduit for healing and gradually weaving her spiritual practices into her musical expression.

Drawing inspiration from diverse musical influences, her spiritual journey and studies in traditions of the Amazon rainforest, Ksenia is known for her captivating performances, use of multiple instruments, and heartfelt compositions.

In 2018, Ksenia released her debut single, "Atman," followed by her first album, "Grow," in 2019 and is not working on her new album “Bewa.”

Today, her songs weave together the varied aspects of her life and heritage, blending mantras, icaros, prayers, and folk music into a unique, soul-stirring sound.

Bryan Mir is a producer, director, musician, filmmaker, and father. He is a Partner at Make Believe Pictures and Make Believe Music, collaborating with two business partners on projects worldwide—from documentaries and music production with Amazonian tribes to Award Winning Artists.⁠

With 33 years experience in production, post-production, music creation, and working alongside spiritual leaders, painters, and performers, he's contributed to live Broadway shows and directed music videos for Sara Bareilles, John legend & Jason Mraz. Bryan has toured all 50 U.S. states, worked in nearly 18 countries, and co-founded Created by Sound with his two partners, Melissa joy Zola & Nick Waraksa in Topanga, CA.

Paikea is a 13-year-old artist and musician whose creativity flows through every aspect of her life. Born in Chicago and gifted the Māori name Paikea—meaning “the whale rider,” a symbol of strength, intuition, and leadership—she embodies a deep connection to the natural world.

From an early age, Paikea displayed remarkable talent in the arts. Her imagination shines through her paintings and drawings. But it is her music that truly captivates. An extraordinary singer with a soulful tone far beyond her years, Paikea also plays multiple instruments, including piano, violin, and guitar. She has been exploring music since childhood, blending contemporary pop and R&B with spiritual and Indigenous-inspired songs that reflect her journey of self-discovery.

For Paikea, music is more than sound—it is storytelling, healing, and connection. She writes and interprets songs that express emotion, nature, and human experience. Guided by intuition and passion, she has performed at local events, community gatherings, and family celebrations, leaving a lasting impression wherever she sings. Her dream is to record her own music and share her message of hope, harmony, and authenticity with the world.

Walking a spiritual path alongside an Indigenous tribe in Brazil, Paikea embraces wisdom that informs and deepens both her art and music. She channels this understanding into every creation, blending cultural appreciation, emotional depth, and a profound respect for the Earth.

Her love for animals—especially wolves—reflects her loyal, free-spirited nature. She shares her adventures with Onyx, her beloved dog and kindred spirit.

Paikea is a young artist with an old soul—a painter, multi-instrumentalist, and singer whose creativity, compassion, and spirit illuminate everyone around her. Through her art, music, and voice, she inspires others to live boldly, authentically, and beautifully from the heart.