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Autoethnographic music album and creative research project: bridging creative, cultural, clinical and academic domains.

November 10th, 2026
United Kingdom
Autoethnographic music album and creative research project: bridging creative, cultural, clinical and academic domains.
Posted byLise Mitchell Noble

A body of work designed to travel easily between creative, cultural, clinical and academic domains.

A culmination of over 10years of research, artistic experimentation and personal development; this project bridges arts and health, music and medicine; offering a deep dive into the journey of vocal exploration. Artist Truth Seeker Sounds releases her debut album: Medicine Songs For Gaia on December 9th 2026.

Project Themes and Supporting Materials

The album is accompanied by an Educational Resource Pack to deepen engagement with the project themes:

● Trauma-Informed

● Research Informed

● Sustainable Creative Practice

● Artistic Development

As well as Awareness Raising on the following:

● Artist Wellbeing

● Music Industry Access Barriers

● Intangible Cultural Heritage

● Environmental Stewardship

It is intended that this 'Listener's Note' be shared alongside any link which directs someone to the album. Please be mindful of this if you choose to share. The infographic can be downloaded here.

Important Cultural Acknowledgements

This sound has evolved through deep immersion in multiple musical disciplines and extended vocal training rooted in Intangible Cultural Oral Traditions and naming these is pertinent to how the project is discussed. Please Cite: Scottish Oral Vernacular: Storytelling, Overtone Throat Singing [Khöömii referencing Mongolian and Tuvan styles].Quick Links for Reference

Point of Contact: Lise Mitchell Noble, starflowersonics@gmail.com