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An East Forest Ceremony: Bridging Concert & Sound Meditation

1440 Multiversity
Sun May 27 7:30pm Ages: family friendly
Trevor Oswalt (a.k.a. East Forest)

About An East Forest Ceremony: Bridging Concert & Sound Meditation

"East Forest doesn’t just create sound, he creates narrative.” — Huffington Post

1440 Multiversity welcomes East Forest for a live music and sound experience. The emotive music of East Forest connects the natural world with the digital world. By incorporating original wilderness field recordings from around the world with live-looped electro-acoustic music, East Forest takes you on a multilevel modern sound journey.

Rest and relax on yoga mats and bolsters, placed in the round, while enjoying classic East Forest songs woven together with deep, organic ambient soundscapes that bridge ancient wisdom with modern science. Allow this ethereal “musical technology” to take you on a blissful inner journey and evoke feelings of tranquility, hopefulness, and self-empowerment.

Trevor Oswalt (a.k.a. East Forest) creates shamanic ambient electropop that occupies a unique place in the world of electronic music. Playing stages like SXSW and Grace Cathedral, the fundamental mission of his project is to present the sonic architecture for others to explore their own inner space.

Before this immersive experience, please join us for a nourishing seasonal dinner at Kitchen Table, the heart of sustenance and connection on campus (where you’ll find plentiful options to meet a variety of dietary needs). Relax by the cozy fireplace or dine al fresco on our patio overlooking the lush redwoods.

Want to add an R&R overnight stay to your experience? Reserve your room here.
Kitchen Table open for dinner: 5:30 – 7:00 pm

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Videos

East Forest - Held - (FULL ALBUM - Vinyl Version)

video:East Forest - Held - (FULL ALBUM - Vinyl Version)
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