Sound Sessions

Sound Mind Live and Feelings Felt invite you to Sound Sessions – an otherworldly experience to ground us in our connection to Self and community. 99 Scott becomes a container for an immersive journey of sound, breath, and live music. Through breath and sound we will find grounding in the resonant vibrations within and between us. The potency of creativity in community lies in its ability to amplify and expand the individual's creative potential, nurturing a sense of unity and shared purpose. Through the practice of three-part breath, sound activations, and embracing spontaneity, individuals and groups can tap into a deeper level of awareness, unlocking profound states of love, energy, and abundance during meditations. These transformative experiences enhance connection, foster collective growth, and inspire the manifestation of creative endeavors that emanate from the heart. The breathwork will be led by Hannah Cohen. Sound and music by Simi Nasimiyu and Ran Livneh. If you are unable to afford a ticket, please reach out to us via email at info@soundmindlive.org. We believe in making our events as inclusive and accessible as possible. SOUND MIND LIVE Sound Mind Live is a non-profit organization that brings together musicians, music lovers, and forward-thinking organizations to foster community, open dialogue, and action around mental health through the power of music. Sound Mind events and programs create safe spaces where music and open conversations about mental health coexist through collaboration between artists, audiences, and organizations that provide direct mental health support. Sound Mind Live's work includes live concert events, podcast and video programming, and the annual Sound Mind Music Festival for Mental Health in New York City each May. Their programming also provides on-site and digital mental health resources in partnership with artist tours and venues around the country. Learn more at www.soundmindlive.org | Instagram: @soundmind_live HANNAH COHEN Hannah is a Reiki level II practitioner, breathwork guide, intuitive bodyworker and photographer, grateful to be combining over a decade of identity exploration through the lens into gentle hands-on healing for the mind, body, and spirit. Hannah offers loving and supportive space for her clients to explore their own gifts, reset, and redistribute energy in areas that may previously have felt blocked. Hannah invites in a sense of playfulness, a heavy dose of intuition, and curiosity for the doors and windows back home to self. She works with a wide variety of folks who may be facing anxiety, stress, depression, PTSD, or creative roadblocks. She works collaboratively with individuals to explore the tools that align with them most and to make space for universal energy flow and peace within. Hannah has studied with teachers Vivian Rosenthal, Luke Simon, Mariko Tamegai, and David Elliot. Learn more at www.feelingsfelt.com | Instagram: @feelings__felt SOUND HEALERS Exploring sound as sacred ritual, ‘Yuma Is,’ invites listeners to tune into their own experience as the music journey weaves through currents of improvised harp, voice, and flute. Her intention is to hold space for listeners to engage with the music in whatever way feels organic and authentic for them in each moment. Her sound offering will carry us through an arc that is part sound bath, part interactive concert, and part collective vocal activation. Israeli-born Ran Livneh is an acoustic and electric bassist, composer and producer based in Brooklyn, NY. In his music Ran explores the relationship of tone and atmosphere over traditional musical forms, nature and abstraction. Ran is active in various bands and projects, bringing together musical styles of Afrobeat, Ethiopian music, Gnawa, Mediterranean surf along with free improvised and soundscapes, with elements of acoustic and electronic, groove and improvisation. Alex Nero is an interdisciplinary artist living and working in New York City. Over the past 15 years, he has cultivated a deep relationship with teacher plants - weaving traditions, safe spaces, and integration. He's a multi-instrumentalist, using sound as a catalyst to inspire dialogue with the subconscious. His colorful visual experiments with paint and fluid dynamics explore subtle connections in presence, perception, and subjective reality and span a variety of forms, including photography, sculpture, new media, and installation art.