Saturday
7th October 2023
8:30 am
Doors open / Registration
9 :00 am
11:00 am
1:00 pm
Handpan Workshop
Makers Corner
2:00 pm
Interactive presentation
by RAV Vast
3:00 pm
Interactive presentation
by MAG Instruments
Live Concerts
5:00 - 6:00 pm
6:15 - 7:15 pm
7:30 - 8:30 pm
8:30 pm
10:00 pm
SoundHealing
10:30 pm
Doors close
Sunday
8th October 2023
8:30 am
Doors open / Registration
9:00 am
11:00 am
1:00 pm
Handpan Workshop
Makers Corner
3:00 pm
Interactive presentation by
Zhenya Topov
4:00 pm
Interactive presentation
by Saraz Instrument
Live Concerts
5:30 - 6:30 pm
7:00 - 8:00 pm
8:30 pm
Cacao Dance
SavaBorsa with KoloSoul Live Act
10:00 pm
Soundhealing with Puente Pelangi (Purnama, Juan)
10:30 pm
Doors close
meet the artist
line up
We have an amazing line-up of artists for you! They are international touring musicians who call Bali Home. Sometimes they simply play with one handpan, other times they perform with a bunch of instruments or electrobeats along with the handpans. Sometimes they play songs you know, and other times they compose songs on-the-fly. Meet our artists!
meet the artists
Dmitry Prynkov (RUS)
Dmitry Prynkov is a musician and a live-looping artist who combines a number of beautiful instruments such as santoor, doudouk, rav vast and others to create his own universe. He brings a deep relaxing vibe with his unique downtempo style and spellbinding way of playing. Dmitry is going to share some authentic and mind-blowing melodies that he’s crafting over 15 years of his musical journey.
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Yanas Bogdan (World Citizen)
Born July 6th in 1984, Yanas was raised in the Republic of Moldova. Music played a pivotal role in his life from the very beginning becoming his greatest teacher, ally and guide helping him survive a tumultuous and broken family life. At fifteen years old Yanas befriended the guitar. Finally, he could express the storming emotions locked inside. Music became his everything. Yanas even slept beside his guitar; falling asleep and waking up to music.
Over the years, Yanas’s musical capacity and eloquence was enriched by a diverse musical education. He studied as a choral conductor for almost two years and studied three years of jazz guitar at Molodova’s Academy of Music. At twenty two, Yanas moved to the U.S marking a pivotal point in his life. Here Yanas dove deep into the mythology of music exploring classical, jazz, rock, pop, blues and hardcore punk. He played worship music in churches to be the lead guitarist in Moldova’s most acclaimed folk, punk band, ‘Zdob si Zdud’ playing their lead guitar in 2005 to 2006.
However, In 2012 Yanas’s life took an unexpected turn and he found himself disillusioned and lost. He no longer wanted to pursue music; his dreams of playing in famous bands had faded. As he traversed what felt like a break up he decided to meditate on the meaning of music in his life. When he opened his eyes, something had shifted. There was more to music than he anticipated, it held a higher purpose in his life and it was beginning to reveal itself.
It took another ten years for the handpan to land in Yanas’s life. Yet, the connection and sensibility for this instrument was instantaneous reigniting Yanas’s intuitive musical ability and his profound love for this art.
When you experience the union of Yanas and the handpan, it is almost impossible to believe they have been acquainted for less than two years. For Yanas does not play the handpan, he becomes one with it conjuring a melodic tapestry through space and time.
In this cosmic collaboration, a loving presence choruses through Yanas activating the souls of those that listen harmonising their hearts with the frequency of unconditional love; his compositions paving ways into the unseen realms.
After travelling the world, Yanas has settled in Bali which he considers his spiritual home. The island supports the mystical role music plays in Yanas’s life providing the perfect container to compose and release his first album.
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Damian Campbell (AUS)
Damian Campbell is a prolific handpan player from the Sunshine Coast, Queensland Australia. With a passion and love for all things rhythmic, He sings his melodies through the beauty of this enchanting instrument the handpan. He has been playing drums and percussion professionally now for 30 years and absolutely loves and embodies everything about it. It continues to be an incredible and passionate journey he is so blessed and grateful to be on. From performing at major festivals like Splendour in the Grass, Woodford folk festival and Bali spirit festival to name a few, his enthusiasm and passion is unwavering. His more recent love and passion for handpan – a beautiful angelic instrument- has seen him perform in India, Bali the US and also run numerous workshops and retreats back home in Oz. Being naturally of a more energetic and fiery player on drums and percussion, the handpan allows him to drop into a more gentle, subtle and relaxed flow state which creates a great balance to his otherwise fiery playing. The yin to his Yan so to speak. Asked what is his why for performing? It’s easy he says – ‘for me it’s all about connection. Connection with ourselves and each other. It’s about bringing everyone together, coming back to our hearts and getting lost in a beautiful moment. A moment where we transcend all the barriers life can put on us (or we put on ourselves) and just smile, have fun and have the time of our lives. When we are in that moment and the music is cooking we realise we are all one and all in this life together. And damn does that feel good’!
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Marlia Coeur (CYP)
Marlia Cœur is much more than a musician. She is healing through her music.
She is a vocal activator and facilitator of human potential expressed through the voice. She has journeyed around the world with her music, offering live performances, sacred experiences, high-energy vocal workshops & retreats.
In her global tours, she teams up with all kinds of musicians to create a ceremonial space, whether it be medicine songs, mantras, indie-folk or traditional music, soft ethnic handpan music, choral ensembles, or string orchestral ensembles.
Equipped with her voice, handpans, classical guitar, flutes, percussion, frame drums, special effects pedals and loop station, Marlia will improvise for you a heartfelt concert with East Mediterranean sounds. All designed to create a safe space and a state of bliss with guest musicians on the festival stage.
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Zhenya Topov (UKR)
Acoustic trance carved with lush harmonies, tribal rhythms, and imagined textures from other worlds. Manifesting musical passages, portals and vortexes for somatic dreaming. (Handpan, Voice & World Percussion)
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SavaBorsa (HUN)
SavaBorsa is a duo , Gábor and Feri hailing from Hungary who teamed up in the autumn of 2019 with the aim to combine medicine songs, mantras , world music elements with deep, slow tribal beats and lush electronic sounds. Gábor lives and producing music in Ubud, Bali, while Feri is holding space in Budapest downtown at his salt cave with amazing intimate events, sound journeys, handpan concerts and cacao ceremonies. Released songs and remixes on NUMA, KOSA and Resueño. On their Vibración EP they co-created beautiful songs with Arnaldo Herrera, Nalini Blossom and Julia Chants, which were reworked by top notch remixers: Jakare, Binder and Sariel Orenda, also they have released two new songs in 2023 March: Ocean of Being with Kailash Kokopelli and KoloSoul on Agami Records and a remix for Boveda Celeste on Resueño’s Cacao Dance compilation. They are the co-organizer of Rise In Love festival , in 2021 they invited Mose to Hungary for the first time, had an amazing 2 days conscious alcohol and drug free gathering with Cacao Ceremony and Dance . They run their Beauteous Beats label too, giving space for talented like-hearted bands and music producers like Medicina and KoloSoul or Veni.
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KoloSoul (HUN)
Kolos Gunyho alias KoloSoul hailed from Hungary, started playing music in 1996, first on guitar and later on trumpet (blues, funky, jazz, latin genres). He met and fell in love immediately with the handpan instrument in the summer of 2019 at the HUG Festival. This encounter led him to collaborate with the organisers there and also joined the MAG Instruments handpan team, giving handpan workshops. Since then the Handpan is his main instrument. With its magical sound he would like to offer his music to everyone.
During his time in Bali this year he debuted as a music producer, and released his first EP called Organic Minor, where he used handpan, flutes and jaw harp on groovy rhythms with Hungarian folk feel.
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Marco Selvaggio
Marco Selvaggio si an Italian artist who plays the handpan around the world in theatres, clubs and festivals. His last tours were in Vietnam, Argentina, South Africa, Marocco, Oslo, Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Colombia Peru, Chile and all the rest of Europe.
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Maia Inti Amaru
Maia Inti Amaru is a young Mexican MC, DJ, singer/composer and multi instrumentalist.
Born in the land of Quetzalcoatl, Mayan & Aztec Pyramids, salsa, cacao and Peyote, She brings in her pockets Latin American Tribal rhythms, Afro-Latin House & Global Bass blended with Ethnic grooves & live Indigenous Instruments such as ocarinas, south american flutes and her own vocals.
Maia has performed at music festivals across different continents for the past 15 years and now happily lives in Bali, shes also a Naturopath & Quantum Psychologist, Photographer, videographer and Qi gong and Martial Arts Dance facilitator.
She has been a self taught musician and song writer for more than 24 years. Started mixing tapes, playing flute and writing poetry at age 14.
Her stage performance is an eclectic and multicultural one, that brings into scene ancient ethnic instruments from diverse Indigenous cultures, framed by the best rhythms of many worlds: the organic and synthetic, analog and digital, past and future.
Always in translation, bringing back the Indigenous tribal spirit into the present moment and merging cultures from across time and space.
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Puente Pelangi (Juan & Purnama)
Puente Pelangi is the bridge connecting the wisdom from cultures that live in balance & synergy with nature. From Juan’s connection to his South American heritage and Purnama’s Balinese roots, woven with the traditions & lineages that inspired their journeys, this is a celebration of life & appreciation of all the colors of our Earth.
Embark on a journey where music & ceremony beautifully intertwine. Juan and Purnama are dedicated to create soulful ceremonies that bridge ancient traditions and diverse lineages of Earth Keepers.
Weaving our voices and hearts, we plant seeds of prayers and intentions for our journeys ahead in sync with the energies present in the moment, in the Spirit of Joy and Gratitude ✨
*Purnama*
Purnama is a Balinese-Swiss singer, songwriter and ceremonialist with a deep connection to her Balinese roots.
Through her ancestry she has inherited a rich spiritual heritage, while also drawing inspiration from the vibrant tapestry of cultures that she has experienced in her time living in Europe and Latin America. Her life’s passion is to unite and empower people through the universal language of music, and cultivating spaces that serve as sanctuaries for authentic expression, liberating voices and hearts alike.
*Juan*
Juan is a Ceremony guide, Facilitator and Medicine Musician, passionate about creating spaces for positive transformation, embodied change, feel at home in our bodies and reconnect with Mother Earth.
He brings together 13+ years of experience in the fields of self-development, wellness and holistic healing & living, including: Plant medicine, Ceremony & Rituals, Medicine Music, Yoga, Relationships & intimacy, Trauma-informed approaches to healing and Entrepreneurship; integrating ancient and modern approaches and the wisdom from his own Life initiations and journeys.