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The Japanese\xa0singer/composer/producer\xa0Hatis Noit, is originally from the northernmost island of Hokkaido. Her name,\xa0hatis noit \u30cf\u30c1\u30b9\u30ce\u30a4\u30c8,\xa0means the stem of the lotus flower and is intended to serve as a connection between the living world (represented by the lotus flower) and the spirit world (the lotus root).\xa0Further, Hatis Noit feels that singing is not unlike Tai chi, and is a way to connect the physical world to the spiritual world and nature.

Now based in London and using vocal techniques she\u2019s adapted from around the world, Hatis\xa0Noit\xa0makes music by using electronics to layer and occasionally process her voice. She sings in a pure, Renaissance vocal style, in the keening tradition of the Balkans, in the style of Japanese gagaku or court music, and in a classical operatic mode\u2026 sometimes all in the same song.\xa0The Japanese singer and electronic musician Hatis Noit creates these choirs of sound all by herself, using a looping station, live, in-studio. - Caryn Havlik

Set list:\xa01. Aura 2. Himbrimi 3. Inori