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Close environmental portrait of Ola Sangels standing near a tall window in a quiet rehearsal room, natural north-facing daylight falling across her left shoulder, her hands resting at her sides, posture still and attentive, warm linen walls behind her, framed to the right third of a wide horizontal composition with generous negative space on the left
Close environmental portrait of Ola Sangels standing near a tall window in a quiet rehearsal room, natural north-facing daylight falling across her left shoulder, her hands resting at her sides, posture still and attentive, warm linen walls behind her, framed to the right third of a wide horizontal composition with generous negative space on the left
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/ Artist · Practitioner

One voice. Many worlds. One source.

Composer, vocalist, and Voice Yoga practitioner — Ola Sangels moves between five musical projects and an embodied somatic practice, all rooted in the same act of listening.

Overhead close study of two hands resting open on a wooden surface in warm window light, fingers slightly curved as if just after or just before a vocal gesture, warm-neutral linen textile beneath, soft natural shadows
Overhead close study of two hands resting open on a wooden surface in warm window light, fingers slightly curved as if just after or just before a vocal gesture, warm-neutral linen textile beneath, soft natural shadows
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— About Ola

Breath, sound, and presence — one practice

Ola's music and Voice Yoga don't run in parallel — they arise from the same inquiry: what happens when you pay close attention to how sound moves through the body.

Five projects

Different tones. The same sonic inquiry.

Enter the practice
• Voice Yoga

A craft of breath and close attention

Voice Yoga is a somatic practice — not a wellness trend. It asks what opens when breath and sound are given full attention, without technique as the end goal.