The Longest Night: A Winter Solstice Sound Ceremony with Davin Youngs

2533 West Homer Street,Chicago IL 60647

21 December, 2021

Description

Immerse yourself in a concert of healing sounds and a very special candle ceremony with Davin Youngs in celebration of the Winter Solstice. Join singer and sound guide, Davin Youngs at the The Joinery for an immersive Winter Solstice celebration in healing sounds. In concert with the astrological phenomena that is the longest night of the year, Davin will rely heavily on his voice and looping devices as well as overtone-emitting instruments to create a sonic container for healing, transformation and change. What makes this journey truly special is the subtle integration of electronic beats and the emergence of music that reflects the wonder, beauty and vastness of the Winter Solstice. All of this will conclude with a unifying candle ceremony. Davin Youngs is a singer and voice transformation coach based in Chicago, IL. His work spans from performative to healing and is created with the intention of moving all humans toward expansion, growth and change. He regularly creates experiences across the United States and abroad with local performances at venues like The Garfield Park Conservatory and Ace Hotel Chicago. Incense will be used at this event. Please BYO Mats and blankets as none will be provided. Wear comfortable clothing and bring any additional items that will set you up for maximum comfort. Also, feel free to bring crystals or tokens that you would like to charge in the sound. Due to city of Chicago ordinance, masks will be required. Doors open at 6:40pm and the event will begin promptly at 7pm. LATE ENTRY IS NOT PERMITTED. The Joinery is located at 2533 W. Homer Street. The entrance will be the door on the far left with "The Joinery" painted on it. Davin Youngs is a Chicago based singer, teacher and sound guide, leading individuals and groups into elevated sonic experiences. He uses improvised singing and intentional sound in performance, workshops and private sessions to hold space for change. His performed sound experiences take participants on a mindful journey, incorporating the voice, traditional healing instruments, looping and electronic beats, none of which are ever the same. He has brought improvised singing and sound experiences to companies and organizations like Coca-Cola, Google and Chicago Public Schools and has worked in the private voice studio with prominent artists hip-hop, punk and gospel.