Soundbath
February 15, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
National touring artists Katie Martin and Sonic Yogi present a unique Soundbath at ACA!
Bring your loved one, or give yourself the gift of self-care for Valentine’s Day.
1-4PM
February 15th
$40
Katie Martin is a multimedia artist and songwriter based out of Alabama, with a unique blend of blues, folk, and soul that is immediately compelling. She began working with Grammy Award winning producer Larry Mitchell in 2012, and has since released three albums with him: “Purpose” (2015), “Hope” (2018), and “Faith” (2022). Mixing hand drawings, photography, videography and prose, each album is paired with a collection of artwork in both the digital and physical realms so that the listener can experience the albums on multiple levels. Martin is also a Live Looping Artist, which means she composes songs with loop pedals for live performances. She has performed in Live Looping and Songwriting festivals across the United States and Mexico. Additionally, as an artist whose work emphasizes introspection and growth, Katie’s songs have also been featured on the “Women of Substance: Music with a Conscious” podcast. In 2023, Martin became a certified sound healer with a focus on the use of Crystal Singing Bowls. She is continuing her education on various instruments, techniques and healing practices to incorporate into her work.
https://www.katiemartinmusic.com/
Sonic Yogi was originated in 2012 after Jonathan Adams experienced extreme anxiety. As a professional musician he knew the potential of music to entertain and move our emotions, now following this experience he discovered its power as a healing force. Since then, Jonathan has put his intention and focus into the exploration of the healing potential of music and has given talks and workshops on vibrational sound therapy at TedX, national spiritual living conference and more. His vibrational sound therapy tracks, can be streamed on Spotify, Pandora, SoundCloud, YouTube and the InsightTimer app. They are also used by Golds Gym nationally in Centergy and yoga classes. He continues to explore ways in which sound as therapy can to help people to relax, de-stress, enjoy deeper meditations and feel great.