This special podcast highlights musicians, Fa7 and Inor Sotolongo, who are both part of the “Living an Organic and Orgasmic Life” tour. Together with Yvette Summers, they have created a new group called The Natural Healers, and are spreading their good music to the world. On this interview, both Fa7 and Inor describe the beginnings of their musical careers, AND what an organic and orgasmic life means to them. Inor, Fa7 and Yvette (The Natural Healers) all know the healing power of music, and this professional ensemble will express it through their amazing collaboration which started from internet communication with each other.

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Inor was born in La Habana , Cuba in 1971. He began playing the congas (US name) or tumbadoras (cuban and original name) at 2 years old, and then went on to study music as part of his education. Its rigorous academic formation, allowed him to respond to the diverse musical neccesities. His music is based on experimentation in all the scopes of music, with a limitless percussion. He experiences as composer and arranger give him an opportunity to bring even more elements of its creative universe on the basis of the essential : the cuban music enriched by the universal music and vice versa.

To find out more, go to myspace.com/inorsotolongo.

Fa7 is a musician and artist in France and travels extensively visiting Europe and Africa, making friends in passage with people of all social and geographical origins. His guitar and his song writing are his expression and vision for how to assist healing the world which encircles it. One of the many wonderful qualities of Fa7 is that he composes all of his music in nature.

Always nomadic mind…learn more about Fa7 and his music on myspace.com/fa7music.

Check out “The Natural Healers” as they spread their love throughout the world…in a very organic and orgasmic way!

N’Dea Davenport shares her story behind the superstardom of being the lead singer of “The Brand New Heavies.” She is a progressive musician, singer, songwriter and producer who has followed her dream and traveled the world. Her vision of how we can bring the planet back into balance includes embracing “living in the moment,” and nurturing and nourishing ourselves. There are so many wonderful healers working as musicians and traveling modeling the life that is restful, calm and happy. N’Dea Davenport is one of those people.

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The soulful voice of vocalist/ songwriter/ producer N’Dea Davenport first emerged in 1991 when she became the front woman for the Acid Jazz British funk band, The Brand New Heavies.

But long before worldwide notoriety was present, she fell in love with music, dance, performing and the arts. “I think I got involved in almost everything creatively I could do when I was in school, to keep my mind busy to try and stay out of trouble. From sports to theater, you name it. I probably did it.” A regular routine of piano and dance studies were the core of her development. Ironic as it is, singing would later be the focus of her affections.

As soon as it was possible to “break out” as she calls it, she left her home town of Atlanta, with little more than 300 dollars on route to Los Angeles with the primary goal of just going somewhere she had never been to alone. Little did she know, that early sense of adventure would begin a chain-of-events that would change her life forever.

To learn more about NDea and listen to her music, go to MySpace.com/ndeadavenport.

I am pleased to bring this beautiful woman and spirit to share with you on Green Think. Cae Joseph Massena shares her multi-cultural and world perspective on the healing powers of music. She carries the Green Think message beautifully as she describes her journey inward to create her music, and the healing powers that she find there. Her goal is to make music that provokes the mind and feeds the soul.

Listen to one of the tracks from her upcoming debut E.P. “Daughter of the Dust” and her story on this 11 minute podcast.

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Cae draws on a variety of influences, ranging from the literary works of Toni Morrison and Leonora Miano as well as her personal struggles, to create her music and lyrics. This up-and-coming Franco-Haitian singer-songwriter is winning over audiences and earning rave reviews on the Paris music scene.

She is both bicultural and metisse, a lyricist, and a composer, a singer and a musician. With such a background, the harmonious mixture of influences to be found in her music where soul, folk, jazz and World music converge naturally.

Find out more by going to CaeMusic.net.

What is your inspiration and experience healing from music?