All Ayla's music is 'Name your price' right here:
www.aylanereo.bandcamp.com

Lydia is deeply inspired by inspired by folk, blues, and protest traditions. She also plays with singer/songwriter Ayla Nereo, west coast electronic music group Wildlight (a collaboration between The Polish Ambassador & Ayla Nereo), and gospel blues group Reverend Sekou and the Holy Ghost. She uses her stunning violin sounds and soulful voice to bring her listeners into deep communion with the beauty of our world. Lydia’s musical inspiration arises from her experience in ecological and social justice activism, participating in the great work of restoring peace and dignity to our world. In the past year she has performed alongside Ayla Nereo, the Polish Ambassador, Wildlight, Rising Appalachia, MaMuse, Elephant Revival, Joanna Macy, HAANA, and several others. From electronic funk and Tennessee bluegrass, to old-fashioned blues and classical, Lydia delights in sharing the medicinal power of music.


Now Touring. Coming to a city near you!
https://thepolishambassador.com

Music I like =  @jumpsuit-records

Download Lossless Files at
www.JumpsuitRecords.Bandcamp.com

Wildlight is the musical collaboration of Ayla Nereo and David Sugalski (aka The Polish Ambassador)

Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/pages/Yaima/1405542863054620

Bandcamp- https://yaimamusic.bandcamp.com/releases

The YAIMA Music Project
Featuring Multi-Instrumentalist & Producer Masaru Higasa and Vocalist Pepper Proud
has often been described as timeless and unmistakable,
offering a balanced synergy of both the masculine and feminine expression.
Their melodious soundscapes showcase instruments from all over the world.
Inspired by the Majesty of Nature
their musings encompass the listener with driving and revitalizing organic rhythms,
transcendent electronic production,
warm soothing female vocals and heartened lyricism.
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Their intention is to create a bridge between Nature and Humankind,
an expansive experience that encourages growth and graceful passage 
for the hearts and minds of their listeners.
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The name YAIMA emerges from two sources
one from the Mapudungun language meaning "that which water runs through”
and the other from the culturally preserved Yaeyama District of Okinawa Japan- 
Over the last 5 years YAIMAs music has been reaching the ears and hearts
of listeners from all around the world.
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