Luke Rain, Living Roots (OR) + Sound Bath w/ Suntaya Song @ FREMONT ABBEY

• The Evening's Flow:

• Living Roots Live Music Set

• Luke Rain DJ Set (Ecstatic Dance friendly)

• Suntaya Song sound bath

• Social time / Integration

• What to Bring:

  • Comfortable flowy clothes for movement & lounging

  • Cushions / blankets to setup your picnic / hang out spot

  • A water bottle if you like (filtered water available next to downstairs restrooms)

• Your own picnic snacks/food and cushions for comfort (a few chairs will also be available who need), some cushions & rugs provided

• Please leave your shoes in the lobby as you enter, or stash under your bag around the perimeter of the space (this is a no shoes style dance space, unless needed for medical reasons then welcome to bring a set of indoor quiet soft dance shoes or dance slippers)

• Details:

  • Date: Friday November 13

  • Time: 6:30 PM Doors / 7:30 PM Music Starts

  • Location: Fremont Abbey Arts Center

  • Tickets: Sliding Scale $20 - $40.

  • Environment: This is a mostly barefoot event. We create a welcoming, consent based, alcohol-free, non-religious space for all. Socks or indoor quiet style dance shoes are permitted if needed.

Luke Rain: www.lukerainmusic.com

"Luke Rain makes cool, refreshing, bassy drops and brings the drip like a hip hop hippie. In both his DJ sets and his production Luke is able to bend and blend genres across the musical spectrum, flowing effortlessly between bass and hip hop, electronic and organic, left field and pop appeal. He finds himself equally at home at a festival, rave, renegade campout or ecstatic dance. A skilled professional DJ with years of experience behind the decks, Luke crafts unique, eclectic sets that allow dancers to flow, move energy and feel embodied. He plays from his extensive library of his favorite tracks across many musical styles, as well as songs he produced for heart centered musicians in the ecstatic community and his own growing catalog of originals, remixes and mash ups.

Luke Rain is a producer, DJ, performer and educator from Seattle, WA. Songs that he produced have totaled over 8 million Spotify streams, he has taught over 600 private producer and DJ lessons, and has released over 10hours of music to Spotify, both for his own artist projects and the music he’s produced and engineered for others. To date, Luke has released 16 songs on Equanimous’ High Vibe Records label, 4 on ill.Gates’ Producer Dojo label, and 2 on Willdabeast’s Grand Alliance label, plus many more independent releases.

As a DJ Luke is a fixture in the NW ecstatic dance scene, and has expanded into the Southwest and Rocky Mountain regions and Hawaii, with a goal of playing 100 DJ gigs in 2025." - Artist Bio

Living Roots:

Living Roots is a Livetronica duo that brings a healthy dose of musical medicine to

the stage. Travis plays with an array of flavors that feature worldly spices, sweet and

savory grooves, with crunchy beats that will nourish your soul and cleanse your

palate. With the addition of didgeridoo, drums and flutes, he blends together sounds

that are new and old, sacred and experimental, fiery and sultry. Logan brings a

beautiful and powerful voice to the equation, adding her own special flavor of soul,

gospel and medicine songs. With a background in Jazz and gospel choir, she has a

wide range of vocal magic, weaving her lyrics in harmony with the heart. The

combination of both of their vibes is a beautiful experience to witness. Every show

they play reflects the love they have for each other and the music, bringing the

crowd onto the spaceship with them. Time slows down and a doorway opens to

another dimension where listeners can bask in the wonder that is this existence.

They have been playing shows together since 2018, along the West Coast of the U.S.

Ghana, Morocco, South Africa, Egypt and Canada.

Suntaya Song: instagram.com/suntaya.song

Suntaya Song is a vocalist and sound healing artist whose voice carries decades of devotional practice across multiple traditions. She works with sound as a living technology — weaving toning, vocal transmission, and light language into experiences that invite deep listening, stillness, and presence. Her offerings create space for something both grounding and expansive, a homecoming to a quieter, more essential part of yourself.

@ Fremont Abbey Arts Center

What’s ecstatic dance you ask?  Good question.. it’s a growing and popular dance that is mostly free form and everyone is allowed/encouraged to be as weird or wonderful as they like.  No alcohol. No shoes. Lots of heart opening, emotions/stress clearing, and more.

Some people partner dance, others just flow, some meditate and chill, and there is requested no talking on the dance floor (unless asking for consent to dance with someone).  Socializing around the perimeter at this event is totally cool, especially at the cacao or elixir lounge.

Our friends at   www.bloom.dance have more info about this and Consent practices at these type of dances. (Next Bloom is coming up Dec 20 @ Om Culture btw!)

Ecstatic Dance, Sound Bath, Workshop, Social

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ABBEY ARTS EVENT INFO:

• Fremont Abbey is ADA accessible on either level.

• Seating is not guaranteed or reserved unless noted.

• To respect the performing artists and your fellow attendees, please refrain from talking during the sound bath or on the dance space, move to the perimeter cushions for chatting.  Those unable to adhere to this guideline may be asked to leave (no refunds).  

• No phones on the dance floor, please do not film anyone without their permission

• No professional cameras or cameras with shutters allowed in the venue

• We are an all ages venue. Kids 10 & under are free at Abbey Arts concerts & arts events unless noted. 

• Equity & Inclusion - Entering the venue indicates agreement to adhere to the Abbey Respect Policy. www.fremontabbey.org/respect

• Service animals as defined by the ADA are allowed. Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities.