Like a female Andreas Vollenweider, she brings her chosen traditional artform into a contemporary setting through modern arrangements. Jami Sieber, cello, member of Seattle's Rumours of the Big Wave who also records and tours with Ferron. Dan Wheetman, member of Marley's Ghost and solo Sage Arts recording artist. Women's voices and acoustic vibrations form a sound journey through the numinous realms. This music creates a sacred ambience for meditation, relaxation, and exploring the deeper parts of yourself through journeying.
Recording includes harp, tambura, piano, gongs, Tibetan bowls, tingshas, windchimes, and percussion.
This recording presents a full range of harmonic music using Himalayan singing bowls, tingshas, bells, flutes, shakers, drums, gongs, harp, koto, tambura, and voice. Vibrational music produces original harmonic sounds as a way of entering other realms. It stimulates the body to resonate with its own harmonic balance. Recorded live during a healing circle in Ojai, California, there are fifty continuous minutes of music during which the listener drifts along a seamless current of sound. The original intention and design of this collection of women's songs from healing circles was to provide the participants of a women's gathering with the words and melodies of many of the chants sung throughout the event.