tour
past performances
2019
11.3.19 - Santa Cruz, CA @ DiviniTree Yoga
11.2.19 - Santa Barbara, CA @ Yoga Soup
11.1.19 - Ojai, CA @ Hamsa Studio
10.26.19 - Carlsbad, CA @ Woven We Are
10.25.19 - Paso Robles, CA @ Dharma Yoga Loft
10.11.19 - Santa Cruz, CA @ NOAA Exploratory Center
9.14.19 - Monterey, CA @ Evolution Yoga
8.24.19 - Burning Man 2019 @ Seven Flowers Space
8.4.19 - Santa Cruz, CA @ Divini Tree Yoga
6.14.19 - Santa Cruz, CA @ Network Chiropractic Wellness Center
3.10.19 - Santa Cruz, CA @ Pacific Cultural Center
“Ocean noise refers to sounds made by human activities that can interfere with or obscure the ability of marine animals to hear natural sounds in the ocean.”
- National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration
about
Oceans contain between
50% - 80%
of all life on Earth.
To raise awareness of ocean conservation efforts happening around the world, this offering connects participants with marine life, through sound.
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Our sound journey features recordings of whales, dolphins and human sounds from the deep waters of Monterey Bay Canyon.
We combine these sounds with live instruments representing the element of water to create an immersive sound experience.
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This project represents a collaboration between marine and human life
in a non-dualistic harmonious example of conscious co-habitation.
audio
* Best enjoyed with good quality headphones or a subwoofer to hear all species and sounds.*
impact
Organizations we have impacted through
fundraising and media impressions:
team
Joshua Miller
Facilitator and Multi-Instrumentalist
Joshua leads the Sounds of the Ocean team as a California based facilitator and multi-instrumentalist. He shares his passion for sound as a therapeutic modality with groups of all ages at music festivals, yoga studios, universities, retreat centers, prisons and corporate wellness programs. He has travelled across five continents on a musical journey, absorbing some of the world's oldest ceremonial traditions from India, Indonesia, Cuba and Australia. His goal is to reduce stress in people's lives and build connection back to the natural world through sound.
John Ryan
Biological Oceanographer
John Ryan, PhD, is a biological oceanographer exploring ocean life, from microscopic plankton to great whales. His studies of ocean mammals are rooted in analysis of sound recordings from the deep ocean off Santa Cruz, enabled by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. These recordings reveal the great diversity and activity of ocean life, providing a window to connect. They also reveal human noise sources, which represent opportunities to recognize and reduce harmful impacts of noise, and to become better stewards of life on Earth.