Kavisha Mazzella THERE IS A FIELD CD Launch with special guests Nadir & PENNY LANE

Come and enjoy a special afternoon Comfy Concert at Penny Lane’s Music Workshop 48 Knutsford St Fremantlefeaturing ARIA Award winning singer Songwriter Kavisha Paola Mazzella launching her 9th independant album “There is a Field “.

Following her last album Empty Sky Sacred Songs and Chants, Kavisha continues to celebrate the wisdom traditions of the world in her new album that features the lush violin arrangements of her co-producer veteran world musician Nicolas Lyon on harp, violin and acoustic bass. Plus Kavisha playing harmonium, bells, guitar drum and celeste, along with her rich voice.The album was recorded in Bricknog Studio in Malmsbury Central Victoria from November ‘25 to March ‘26.

It features Kavisha’s interpretation of the poems of Sufi Poet Rumi and age old mantras and new chants with original songs . It’s an album that takes you home to your heart’s door.

Come and hear the songs live

Kavisha’s special guests are NADIR who hails from Somalia who recently drew packed houses to his reading s of Sufi Poetry at Home of Yoga and One of Fremantle’s own emerging singer songwriter Penny Lane Music whose passionate performances are drawing acclaim.“I’m so happy that Penny is part of this special concert. Freo is my spiritual home and it’s lovely to be back with another daughter of Fremantle.This is a Family Friendly show. Kavisha will be joined by her band

REVIEW of There is a Field by Peter Haddow Maestro on the MIke 3MDR community radio

"There are a few artists I play each week on my 3MDR radio program Maestro On The Mic. Kavisha Mazzella has been a regular play for more years than I have fingers and toes. There Is A Field is her latest album and it does not disappoint. It's spiritual and relaxing and your troubles seem to be less. There are tracks in Sanscrit, Arabic and Aramaic but mostly in English but you would not know. Everything transitions smoothly and the variety in songs, instruments used and melody carries you someplace else. It is an uplifting album and takes you away from pressures, helps you cope. There is no synthesisers, just real guitars (and other instruments). We enter the world of Kavisha with Abwoon D'Bashmaya as track one and gradually builds to The Field which for me is the highlight track. But she leaves you with one more to finish the ten track album. It goes so quickly yet there is no sense of the madness of rush. Its a spiritual album without bringing you into a religion or sense of judgement about anything or anyone. This is a great album from the Mistress of Song. Listen to it and feel the shift in your sense of being" - Peter Haddow (The Maestro) Maestro On The Mic 3mdr.com.