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Your Sound Bath Practitioner: Andrew Kay

Andrew Kay is a multi-faceted musician, composer, educator, and sound healing practitioner.

With over 15 years of experience performing on stages worldwide alongside renowned maestros, he is celebrated for his mastery of multiple instruments. His performances blend the rich tradition of Indian Ragas on saxophone with the ethereal tones of harmonic singing bowls, along with a diverse array of other instruments.

In 2013, Andrew had a profound realization that he wanted to offer more to the world than just performing and teaching music. This led him to delve deeply into sound healing, where he combined his extensive knowledge of vibration, sound, and music from both Western and Eastern traditions, with studies in various healing and therapeutic modalities.

He has studied and collaborated with Biosonic founder John Beaulieu, and after earning a Diploma in Integral Sound Healing from the Sound Healing Academy, he has now joined as an Associate Teacher, offering courses in Toronto, Canada.

Andrew founded Nad Yoga, which provides transformative group sound baths, one-on-one sound healing sessions, sound healing workshops, resources, tracks, tools, and an online community for learning and sharing. Through Nad Yoga, Andrew continues to offer powerful avenues for healing and transformation!

Your Host: Gareth Laffely

Award winning Native American composer, Gareth Laffely is of Mi’kmaq/Cree descent and is licensed with the Discovery Channel, The History Channel, A & E, and PBS. He is the youngest composer to reach #2 on the Billboard New Age top 100 chart. Gareth was also #1 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and has won the Rising Star award from the Native American Music Awards. His music is featured on NPR’s Heart’s of Space, Music Choice Network’s Soundscapes channel, Great American Country Network, and radio stations worldwide.

He has composed and recorded with George Lucas’s SkyWalker Symphony, and scored and composed the music for the award winning Thundering Hooves documentary films, “Their Last Ride”,“The Saddle of Hope”, and “A Horses’ Prayer”. His work can be found in the Peace Corp documentary film, “ A Towering Task”, as well as on the IMAX screen in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, and feature films such as Black Wood and The Contested Plains.

Gareth is a sound healing practitioner who trained at The Sound Healing Academy, with experience working with patients in hospitals and nursing homes. Using the flute, he has taught workshops across the United States, and he created an anti-bully program that he took into schools to use music to inspire and heal.

He believes that music can make a profound difference in the world, and that anyone can learn to use the Native American style flute to heal themselves while uplifting their communities.

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