Pachamama Gaia, Om Namah Shivaya

A feast of world, folk and medicine music, with a delicious side order of comedy, cabaret and poetry:

Marv Radio | Judd Host

Compere warm up and games for adults with Judd Relf

Marv Radio is a groundbreaking musician and sonic scientist. He has been hacking his own voice to use as a tool for music, art and therapy for over 18 years. Marv is known for his out-of-this-world live music and theatre shows where he combines beatboxing, live looping, singing and rap to make high energy motivational hip hop.

16:30 - 17:30 - Michael Stanton

Michael Stanton will lead songs and prayers around a fire in honour of the living earth. Inspired by the prophecy of the Eagle and Condor, this ritual is a prayer of hope, of community, and a deep acknowledgement of the inter-connectedness of all things. Music inspired by Medicine Traditions of the Americas and the mystical heart the world. You are welcome to bring a drum, rattle or other musical instruments to contribute.

17:45 - 18:45 - Hanuman Project

Known for their highly accessible and deeply powerful Kirtan and Medicine Music offerings, the Hanuman Project will sweep you up into a whirlwind of chant ecstasy and then plunge in a lake of devotional nectar.

19:00 - 20:00 - Antarma & Malik

Antarma’s music is as unique as his life path. Growing up in a mix of London street culture, spiritual circles, festivals and squats, Antarma first turned his energy to music & mantras to help him find strength to meet his own struggles. This inner search led him to learning with masters from Indian, Amazonian, Sufi and African Brazilian sacred traditions. 

20:15 - 21:15 - Swervy World

Swervy World likes to put on a show. The performers work at creating imaginative song arrangements and sculpting a set that takes audiences on a journey.

Swervy World is able to make 'site specific' theatrically themed shows. Bringing the live music experience to a myriad of performance applications.   

21:30 - 23:00 - Banco de Gaia

Behind Banco de Gaia is artist, Toby Marks. Starting out young in the industry as a drummer in a metal band, after falling in love with electronica in the 1980s acid house scene he started using sampling kit to cut his own tunes. By the early 1990s, after winning respect for a clutch of credits on early 90s Ambient Dub compilations – he released his first studio album Maya, on Planet Dog records in 1994, and Tibet inspired concept album Last Train To Lhasa.