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"Madi
brings to the stage an enigmatic blend of expressions. A fusion
of her Japanese roots
mixed with her southern upbringing."
— John Corey, writer
"Her
voice is full, with lots of soul, and when she's on stage singing
you can tell there is no place she would rather be."
— Crosswinds Weekly
Be The Love: Madi Sato
in Concert
Spring 2010 - Center for Spiritual Living
Slide
Show by Susan Slotter/Soulscapes.com
Silvia Nakkach & Vox Mundi Project
Annual Summer Music Retreat
Santa Cruz
Mountains, CA
July 15 - 21
Madi will be a guest teacher
at the annual retreat.
Check out the Calendar
page for more info.
Podcast Interviews:
• Madi
Sato Interview on KSFR
Santa
Fe Radio Cafe with Mary Charlotte
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NOW
• Madi
Sato Interview on KSFR
Living
Juicy with Rhea Goodman
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NOW
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Madi Sato delivers
the music in her heart directly to your soul with an extraordinary
voice that is a gift to the ears. Factor in the beauty, physical
grace and the sheer flair for the dramatic that she brings to
each performance, and it all adds up to a stunning experience.
Half Japanese, half American, Madi Sato is an award-winning
singer and songwriter, poet, actor, sound healer and teacher.
Named one of New Mexico’s Top 5 Exceptional Performers by
the Santa Fean Magazine in 2003, she is the recipient
of the 2004 New Mexico Mic Award for “Best R&B Song
of the Year” with her original composition, Lady Pearl.
Madi Sato performs an all-original blend of World Music,
R&B, Soul, and Japanese influenced poetry and songs. She interweaves
sacred music from Japan, Tibet, India, and the Baltic nations
of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania with Native American and Japanese
rhythms into her own original compositions that draw upon her
foundation in the blues, R & B, and jazz. She performs her
original music as well as American classics from love songs to
the blues.
News & Announcements:
International
Folk Art Market
Museum Hill, Santa Fe, NM
Madi performs
with Michiko Sensei
Traditional Japanese Songs
Sat. July 10th 9:30am-10am
www.folkartmarket.org
August 12 -
December 9th
Choir Concert: Early December, 2010
Experience
the powerful art of group devotional singing with world harmonies
and beats.
Learn sacred
and traditional repertoire from around the world including ancient
Baltic polyphonic chants, Afro-Brazilian invocations, Japanese
Nihon Minyo, Celtic sean-nos, American gospel hymns, and medieval
and modern liturgical music. More
info.
Multiples
of One
by Paul Weideman
Pasa Tiempo, May 14, 2010
Paul Weideman
interviews Madi about the evolution of her music. Read
the article
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