The Beats and Bones Women’s Healing Choir in Boise is a unique vocal ensemble, led by Shadoe Rayne, an indigenous vocalist and percussionist with 20 years of experience. Their choir orchestrates heart-centered performances blending song circles, breathwork, and spoken word poetry in the Boise area. Transformational and easily embraced, their songs spring from Shadoe’s love and respect for her Tsimshian roots.
Don't be scared to join! As a community-focused ensemble, they welcome all ages and skill levels, aiming to foster personal and communal healing through charity-based performances. Join them in reintroducing the joy of singing to our culture and embracing a new path towards healing together
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Contact:
Shadoe Rayne
shadoesings@gmail.com
2089960749
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