YAIMA is a Seattle-based Cascadian folktronic duo featuring multi-instrumentalist and producer Masaru Higasa and vocalist Pepper Proud. Drawing inspiration from the majesty of nature, their music weaves warm vocals, organic rhythms, world instruments, and transcendent electronic soundscapes into immersive journeys of connection and remembrance. Since 2014, YAIMA has shared their music around the world, creating expansive experiences that invite listeners into deeper relationship with themselves, one another, and the living Earth. Their newest album, AETHER, released in June 2026, continues their exploration of sound as a portal into meditation, presence, and the subtle realms.

Curawaka is an international ensemble weaving Indigenous traditions, Latin American folk rhythms, and Scandinavian melodies into what they call “sacred world music.” Led by Norwegian vocalist Anna Bariyani, whose luminous voice moves across seven languages, the band’s earthy grooves, ancestral rhythms, and celestial soundscapes create immersive musical journeys rooted in connection, reverence, and unity. Their music honors the wisdom and cultural heritage of peoples of the natural world, inviting listeners to reconnect with the wild, the sacred, and the living Earth. Their albums Call of the Wild and Dreamtime carry this message across borders, cultures, and generations.

Peia is a song collector, writer, and multi-instrumentalist whose work weaves ancient folk traditions with original music rooted in place, ancestry, and the natural world. Drawing deeply from Celtic and Old World European traditions, she carries songs from Irish laments and Scottish waulking songs to Bulgarian mountain calls, honoring the stories and languages held within them. With her soaring, crystalline voice and lush instrumentation, Peia creates immersive musical journeys that invite us into deeper connection with ourselves, one another, and the living Earth.

Iyakuh is a Guatemalan-based electronic artist and producer crafting immersive sonic landscapes rooted in organic downtempo, ambient textures, and world-inspired rhythms. Drawing inspiration from ancestral lineages, global cosmovisions, and the natural world, Iyakuh weaves field recordings, organic instrumentation, and textured beats into music that feels both earthy and otherworldly. His sound invites listeners into a deeper relationship with nature and the unseen realms, celebrating the interconnectedness of all life and the living heartbeat of our planet.

Acosia Red Elk is an enrolled member of the Umatilla Tribe and a 10-time World Champion Jingle Dancer, world-renowned performing artist, cultural teacher, and wellness advocate. An international yoga and dance instructor, Acosia travels throughout Turtle Island and beyond sharing Tribal dance, cultural knowledge, movement, and meditation. She is the creator of Powwow/Yoga, a fusion practice that braids Tribal dancing with yoga through an Indigenous approach to wellness, and she teaches with a seventh-generation mindset rooted in protecting what is sacred for generations to come. Through movement and storytelling, Acosia is passionate about building bridges between cultures and sharing practices that support healing, connection, strength, and a deeper relationship with body, community, and Earth.

The Dogon Lights are an Oakland-based Afro-Hip Hop collective blending West African and North African musical traditions with hip-hop, funk, electronica, and world rhythms. Self-described as “West Africa meets West Oakland,” the high-energy ensemble layers traditional instruments including the kamale ngoni, djembe, sintir, and other global sounds over infectious beats, creating a deeply danceable and genre-defying experience. Featuring musicians including Evan Fraser, Vir McCoy, Ashel Seasunz, Garry Norris, and Bongo Sidibe, The Dogon Lights bring together ancestral musical traditions and contemporary urban culture in a celebration of rhythm, movement, and connection.

Yemanjo & Irene Rosalia are a musical duo weaving Latin folkloric traditions, organic house, downtempo electronics, and ancestral sounds into vibrant, heart-opening sonic journeys. Yemanjo (Ben Harris), a California-born producer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist, brings trumpet, percussion, electronic production, and live instrumentation, while Venezuelan singer and lyricist Irene Rosalia brings soaring vocals and poetic Spanish-language lyrics. Their music celebrates the interconnectedness of humanity and the natural world, exploring themes of resilience, liberation, love, and reverence for the Earth. Their latest album, Semillas De Poder, is a love letter to Mother Earth and a call to recognize ourselves as part of the living web of life.

Family Mystic is a Portland-based West Coast collective blending rich four-part vocal harmonies with ecstatic grooves, weaving funk, soul, psychedelic rock, modern Americana, disco, and jazz fusion into an irresistibly danceable sound. Founded in 2019, the band has built a devoted community through festival stages, West Coast tours, and beloved pop-up shows, using music as a vehicle for connection, celebration, and belonging. Their luminous songwriting, lush harmonies, and joyful musicianship make every performance an invitation to gather, move, and feel good together.

Youssoupha Sidibe is a Senegalese master kora player and singer whose music bridges centuries-old West African traditions with reggae, Western music, and Sufi devotional song. Trained at Senegal’s National Music Conservatory, Youssoupha has spent more than 25 years sharing the 21-string kora and his soulful voice with audiences around the world. His sacred and celebratory music is inspired by a longing for divine love and incorporates songs in Wolof, Arabic, French, and English. A Grammy-nominated collaborator, he has performed and recorded with artists including Matisyahu, Charles Neville, India.Arie, Béla Fleck, Michael Franti, and Michael Kang.

Sisters of the One Drum are an intertribal Indigenous women’s collective devoted to healing, cultural remembrance, and unity through the ceremonial drum. Rooted in honoring their responsibilities to their cultures, traditions, and ceremonies, the collective weaves together sacred song, rhythm, storytelling, and prayer to create spaces of connection and belonging. Founded by Yaqui ceremonial leader, storyteller, and medicine drum carrier Sewa Valencia, Sisters of the One Drum invite communities to experience the drum as a heartbeat, a prayer, and a pathway home.

Andy Fischer-Price is a Pacific Northwest singer-songwriter whose visionary folk and medicine songs are rooted in the remembrance of our inherent oneness. His music is a prayer for the healing and evolution of humanity, the breaking of intergenerational cycles of trauma, and the emergence of a world rooted in peace and freedom. With dynamic live performances that invite audiences into the heart space, Andy’s songs offer a shared remembrance that we are not only the Earth, but each other. His second full-length album, Who You Are and Who You Seem to Be, was released in May 2026.

Bloomurian is the electronic music and DJ project of Robin Liepman, a California-born, Colorado-based producer, multi-instrumentalist, and mentor. Moving fluidly between folktronica, world bass, psychedelic bass, organic house, DnB, and beyond, Bloomurian creates multidimensional sonic journeys designed for ecstatic movement, connection, and awakening. His sets weave original music, collaborations, remixes, live instrumentation, and intuitive selections into an ever-evolving tapestry of sound—inviting audiences to surrender to the rhythm, open the heart, and let the music move them.

Heather Christie & Vir McCoy create a soulful, ecstatic fusion of live electronics, world music, devotional song, and dance. Heather is a vocalist, producer, DJ, songwriter, and founder of Moonbabe Records, known for immersive sonic journeys that weave organic global grooves with powerful live vocals. Vir is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and founding member of the iconic worldbeat band Hamsa Lila, with a musical lineage spanning The Mickey Hart Band, The Dogon Lights, House of Hamsa, and countless collaborations. Together, they blend electronic beats with live guitar, cümbüs, djeli ngoni, and other global instruments to create an uplifting, body-moving experience rooted in rhythm, connection, and heart.

Uria Tsur is a visionary producer, singer-songwriter, and musical guide whose sound moves between electronic music, ecstatic dance, sacred song, and global rhythms. As a producer and lead singer of Orot, Uria has collaborated with artists across the conscious music world, including Mose, Alex Serra, Laboratorium Pieśni, and Ape Chimba. His musical sets invite listeners into an embodied journey of rhythm, voice, and connection—moving between uplifting electronic grooves, devotional melodies, and spacious soundscapes designed to open the heart and awaken the body.

Bonnie Medicine is a Scottish singer, songweaver, and medicine musician whose earthy, soulful music is rooted in Celtic ancestry, ancient songlines, and deep relationship with land and place. She weaves ancestral threads with the songs of plants, the rhythms of the Earth, and the drumbeat of the heart, creating music that invites remembrance, belonging, freedom, and connection. Her live offerings blend song, story, and prayer into immersive journeys of heart-centered listening and reconnection. Now rooted in Southern Oregon, Bonnie shares her music and medicine across stages and ceremonies around the world.

Murray Kyle is an Australian mystic troubadour, sacred song carrier, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and sound engineer whose music blends conscious roots, world, devotional, and sacred sounds. For more than 15 years, he has toured internationally, sharing Earth-honoring songs and heart-centered performances rooted in unity consciousness and the “beauty way.” His soulful, uplifting music invites listeners out of the head and into the heart, using voice and sound as a pathway toward connection—with ourselves, each other, and the living world.

Sara Tone is a Portland-based musician, educator, and ecological advocate who has spent nearly two decades sharing Earth-honoring songs through voice, guitar, baritone ukulele, kalimba, ocarina, percussion, and live looping. Her music blends deep soul, world-folk, fae-soul, and hip-hop, creating immersive sonic journeys rooted in nature, gratitude, rhythm, and connection. A passionate music educator and West African percussionist, Sara weaves song, polyrhythm, and the living landscapes of the Pacific Northwest into performances that feel part concert, part prayer, and part collective remembering.

J Brave is an internationally touring MC, poet, songwriter, storyteller, and ecstatic dance DJ whose work uses music as a vehicle for healing, connection, and collective uplift. His live performances weave fierce Hip Hop lyricism, storytelling, and conscious messages, while his DJ sets move through Global Bass, World Beats, Afro House, and tribal grooves. Founder of the legendary Luminaries Hip Hop collective and creator of Benevolence, J Brave also guides artists through Keys Of Kreation, supporting people in transforming their stories into creative expression. At the heart of his work is a simple intention: to transform trauma into triumph, turn mess into message, and use music to remind us of our inherent divinity and our connection to one another.

Micaela Kingslight is a multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, producer, and lifelong music educator whose genre-bending sound weaves folk, blues, soul, South American medicine music, and electronic pop into sensual, body-moving soundscapes. A seasoned performer who has toured extensively throughout the U.S. and the Americas, Micaela has shared music both as a solo artist and with the folk/medicine trio Three Wheels Turning, while collaborating with artists including Yaima, Rafe Pearlman, Luke Rain, and Andy Fischer-Price. Her music is rooted in connection, healing, and the transformative power of voice, inviting listeners to open, move, feel, and remember.

Little Whale is the musical project of Lauren Noa, a U.S.–Sweden-based ceremonial musician and producer creating ethereal soundscapes inspired by plants, nature, and the deeper currents of consciousness. Blending organic textures, alternative folk, electronic elements, and meditative sonic architecture, Little Whale’s music is offered as a practice of gratitude and reverence for life. Her work invites listeners into spacious, contemplative journeys of remembrance, connection, and planetary care—celebrating the freedom, joy, and unity found in recognizing our shared belonging within the living world.

RootFlute, the musical project of Daniel Hansen, is a sound meditation and live-looping experience rooted in organic downtempo, ancestral instruments, and celestial soundscapes. A self-taught instrument maker and multi-instrumentalist, Daniel crafts one-of-a-kind instruments from materials including wild-shed elk antler, agave, wood, and shell, then layers their sounds with didgeridoo, shakuhachi, singing bowls, percussion, guitar, and electronics. Having performed more than 200 sound meditations around the world, RootFlute creates immersive journeys that move between deep stillness and full-body rhythm, inviting listeners into presence, connection, and the mystery of sound.

Rebecca Elatiki is a Moroccan-American singer-songwriter whose genre-bending music weaves haunting, ethereal vocals and ancient melodies into modern, experimental soundscapes. Drawing from her North African heritage, Western upbringing, and spiritual and folk traditions, her music explores identity, healing, belonging, love, and reverence for life. A former social worker and foster care alumna, Rebecca extends her work beyond performance through music education, mentorship, ritual, and community spaces, using music as a pathway toward connection, transformation, and shared humanity. Her debut album, I Am Woman, was released in May 2026.

Aimée Ringle is a multi-instrumentalist singer, songwriter, song leader, storyteller, and teacher whose music is rooted in connection, sacred communion, and community. Accompanying herself on guitar, banjo, hand drums, and other instruments, she weaves original songs and traditional melodies into intimate, joyful, and deeply participatory experiences. A devoted song leader for more than 15 years, Aimée has shared her work at gatherings including Esalen, Omega Institute, Singing Alive, Oregon Country Fair, and Spirit Weavers, cultivating the kind of collective singing that turns a roomful of people into an instant choir.

Ríomas (RiYo for short, they/them) is a Portland-based queer, trans masculine, Puerto Rican-Iranian artist, songleader, facilitator, and culture builder creating at the intersection of music, healing, and activism. Their participatory songs draw from roots, pop, folk soul, and Afro-Latin influences, transforming voice and rhythm into practices of connection, liberation, and collective resilience. Ríomas is the founder of Sing People Sing!, a queer and BIPOC-led community song circle series, and their first community song album, Gather Your Resilience: Medicine for Liberation, was released in 2026.

Sheena Medicina is a Cascadia-based DJ, lifelong dancer, and ecstatic dance facilitator known for crafting immersive sets that move fluidly between organic and world beats, cumbia, bass, house, psychedelic downtempo, tribal electronica, funk, and playful remixes. Her music honors the ancient ritual of humans dancing together in communion with the Earth and one another, while inviting plenty of sweat, joy, sensuality, and movement. Sheena is the founder of Ecstatic Dance Portland, BassWitch, and Medicina Campout, and is passionate about using music, dance, and community as pathways for healing, empowerment, and resilience.

Delady, also known as Melissa Gomez, is a Colombian multi-instrumentalist, DJ, and music producer crafting transcendent sonic journeys inspired by ancestral wisdom, nature, and her travels around the world. Her hybrid sets weave downtempo organic beats, Latin electronic sounds, tribal rhythms, and live instrumentation including djembe and Native American flute, moving from earthy grooves into ethereal, otherworldly landscapes. With nearly a decade in the electronic music scene, Delady has performed across Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala, the U.S., and Ibiza, creating vibrant experiences rooted in movement, connection, healing, and remembrance.

Coop Mahndala is a multi-instrumentalist, live looper, producer, and ecstatic musician from the mountains of Northern Arizona. Originally finding his voice in the Sacred Valley of Peru, Coop creates eclectic musical journeys spanning electronic, world, folk, and conscious dance music. His songs carry themes of hope, resilience, healing, and the transformation of pain into beauty, with a simple intention: to help listeners feel more connected to their hearts, rooted in their truth, and a little lighter as they move through the world.

Rabellion (Tati Rabell) is a Puerto Rican-born producer, vocalist, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and Ecstatic Dance DJ creating what she calls “medicine music for the dance floor.” Blending Latin-infused organic sounds, deep bass, tribal rhythms, and electronic production with live vocals and sound healing, her sets become immersive journeys of movement, release, and transformation. With a Master’s in Music Production from Berklee and performances across four continents, Tati brings both musical artistry and her background in Reiki, cacao ceremony, and energy healing to the dance floor, inviting us to move through stuck energy and reconnect with joy, freedom, and our full selves.

Izzi Shenandoah is a Musical Indigineer weaving ancestral medicine through frequency art, dance, song, and prayer. Through instrumental music and ethereal vocals, Izzi creates ceremonies of sound that awaken memory, stir emotion, and invite deeper relationship with the Earth and one another. His work carries a spirit of joy, devotion, and deep care, creating experiences that move both body and soul. A longtime member of the Conscious Growth Convergence community, Izzi returns for his third year of weaving music, cacao, and connection into the gathering.

Finn & Heyona are a soulful musical duo whose sound weaves intricate nylon-string guitar, lush vocal harmonies, and gentle rhythms into a rich tapestry of folk, soul, and global influences. Partners in life and music, they fell in love while studying music and traveling in India, and have spent more than a decade performing and creating together. Their original songs explore themes of longing, belonging, devotion, and the full spectrum of being human, with plenty of space for singing along. Their music is intimate, heartfelt, and deeply connective—a place to breathe, listen, and remember our shared humanity.

E P H E M E R A is a collaborative musical project birthed from the creative hearts of James Rian O’Keeffe and Anna Mae Srouji. A sonic expression of their shared devotion to the divine mystery, Mother Earth, and each other, E P H E M E R A bridges the space between precise + well curated musical facilitation, and the improvisational nature of emergent prayer. Their current offering of sacred story + song, "Bhakti Bedtime Stories", welcomes participants into the magic of the mythopoetic mind, through the medicine of expressive storytelling & devotional mantra practice. Come prepared to enter a world of dazzling Devis, mischievous monkeys, & frolicking fools, as we collectively weave hearts + voices together, singing lullabies of love to the divine.

Alexa & The Folk is an experiment in participation, creating heart-opening musical experiences where audiences become part of the band. Led by singer-songwriter and community songleader Alexa Lux alongside pianist and music director Alex Milsted, the project weaves folk, gospel, Americana, world music, and community singing traditions into soulful songs that can be learned and sung together in the moment. Rooted in themes of belonging, healing, love, and reverence for the Earth, each gathering invites people to reconnect with their voices, one another, and the transformative power of shared song.

Ian Love is a Portland-based multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and songleader whose music blends the timeless spirit of folk music with the communal energy of modern singing. A member of the touring band Family Mystic, Ian weaves guitar, piano, ethereal vocals, harmonies, and organic grooves into songs about the many seasons of being human. His music is rooted in a simple intention: to use song as a tool for remembering our inherent belonging and connection with all beings. His debut single, Walking Each Other Home, recorded live with Cascadia Folk Choir, was released in 2026, with a debut album currently in the works.

Bon Bon Spirit (aka PJ Weinstein) is an event producer, music remixer, and DJ devoted to conscious movement and the transformative power of dance. Drawing from deep practices in ecstatic dance, 5Rhythms, contact improvisation, and Fusion Dance, PJ has anchored more than 700 dance floors across the West Coast since 2011. Their eclectic sets move fluidly between electronic and organic beats, from angelic ambient soundscapes to driving bass and electro, with each musical journey composed in response to the energy of the dancers in the room. PJ is also the founder of Amoeba Dance and Breitenbush Ecstatic Immersion, and a longtime member of the West Coast ecstatic dance community.

Fiona Maura is an ethereal Nashville-based sound healer and vocal alchemist whose music enchants listeners by blending soulful melodies, spiritual lyricism, and dreamy sound healing. A Reiki practitioner and musician, she weaves crystal bowls, acoustic strings and ambient vocals into her performances, guiding listeners through a whimsical journey of metamorphosis. Her reiki-infused offerings incorporate flow chimes, ocean drum, and sacred voice to create immersive spaces for deep healing, release, and transformation.

Moksha Jyoti is a multi-instrumentalist artist, vocalist, mentor, sound healing practitioner, and embodiment guide. Rooted in her Indian and Bengali heritage, she creates prayer-like musical experiences weaving her powerful, earthy voice with sacred mantra, Eastern chanting practices, Yoga of Sound, Bengali devotional and ecstatic folk traditions, kirtan, improvisational sound, and somatic embodiment practices. Her intention is simple: to invite a return to the rawness of human expression and a remembrance of our belonging to something greater than ourselves.

Oliver Xochitonalli was born in LA now lives in Northern California in Mt. Shasta and there he learned to work with the four elements and the medicine wheel through the red road and the life of the Native American Church. His name, Xochitonalli, carries deep Mesoamerican roots, combining the Nahuatl words Xōchitl (flower/something precious) and Tonalli (sun, day, or the personal animating life force located in the head). This connection to ancestral lineage and natural alignment is a core element of his background and offerings.