Sound that composts untruth into the ground
Gongs, singing bowls, six strings and a room of people breathing together — in retreat spaces, on festival stages, and inside organisations that have forgotten how to be quiet.
Two branches, three roots
Two branches hold the work people meet me through. Three roots hold the ground it grows from.
- 01 Sound Healer Branch Three gongs, Himalayan and crystal bowls. One to one, groups up to thirty, or woven through a whole retreat. View →
- 02 Musician Branch Nylon-string and electro-acoustic guitar, loop pedal and voice. Listening rooms, festival stages, ceremonies. View →
- 03 Business Root Corporate wellbeing programmes, retreat design and operations, and mentoring for working practitioners. View →
- 04 Practitioner Root Training, daily practice and a clear ethical frame. Insured, supervised, and honest about what sound does. View →
- 05 Facilitator Root Circles, team offsites and festival containers. Sound opens the space; the conversation is what stays. View →
If any of this is familiar, you’re in the right room
- i
You carry a lot for other people and rarely put it down.
- ii
Your body is quicker to tell the truth than your words are.
- iii
You are organising a retreat, a festival tent or a team day and want it held properly.
- iv
You want music that does something to a room, not just fills it.
A recording, before you decide anything
Forty minutes of a live gong bath, recorded in a stone chapel in late September. Headphones, floor, no plans afterwards.
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Rooms, quietly rearranged
“I have never been that still in my body. Something let go and it has stayed gone.”
“Alexander held our festival tent for three days. Calm crew, full sessions, no drama.”
“He played our handfasting. Half the room was crying by the second song.”