A brief essay on what I am coming to know about multi modal forming, specifically being a creative group facilitator.

Get a grip (how to hold space)

traditional folk/reggae song. Early version. Collaboration with Fai Rynita

Sinner Man (traditional)

These words belong to poet and essayist Jane Hirshfield. 
This excerpt is Jane reading in an interview done with Jonathan Bastian on Foxhole, on KCRW public radio, broadcasting from Santa Monica US. Foxhole is a one hour weekly program that discusses faith and philosophy from many different belief systems.

Jane Hirshfield poem excerpt

This track was made as an ISR, an intersubjective response to the process of reviewing, refining and arranging data on embodied awareness, as part of my study at The Miecat Institute.
Having the opportunity to respond multi modally has allowed for a freer, truer more transparent outcome. Playing with my ideas in the tangile form of sound brings me closer to what I am trying to understand. 
The layering of voices  conceals some of the knowings, I feel as though this is representative of the process of amplification and reduction. The data is all there, able to be interpreted in many ways.

This Room Exists Inside Me

Pretty rough recording, had to do it on the fly 6 years later.
Old reggae song, original author unknown <3

Sinner Man

experiments in sound, song, story, poem, collaboration and intersubjective response

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