Body-based & community-based vibrancy across arbitrary and fenced borders.
Our flesh is drying out. Our flesh is melting away. Our flesh is exploited and extracted. And we keep on breathing.
We turn specifically towards traditional folk music practices as critical tools for shaping egalitarian futures. We are interested in their cathartic, rebellious and relation-building functions and potentials. We look for the ways of holding on together in solidarity, softening divisions and fears.
We understand voice and music primarily as an intimate somatic experience. We are interested in the quakes that voice and collective music practices provoke on social and somatic levels:
How does music affect us as sentient social beings and facilitate facing and going through difficult experiences? How does it help us to understand and shape sociality? How does it make us swell out beyond our bodily contours – becoming a boundless community of pulses and flows?