The Voice Lab - Tuning into your authentic expression

This workshop is an invitation into deep vocal exploration—an experiential dive into the landscape of your breath, your body, and your true sound. Through movement, play, and somatic awareness, we begin to unlock the voice not by controlling it, but by sensing it.

This is a space to reconnect with your vocal expression from the inside out. You’ll learn vocal and breathing techniques not through rigid repetition, but through embodied experience—through feeling your diaphragm expand, noticing the vibration of your sound, and discovering the natural power that emerges when you trust your body’s intelligence.

Whether your voice feels blocked, timid, powerful, or somewhere in between, this session supports you in meeting it with curiosity and care. Together, we explore how voice can be a mirror, a messenger, and a tool for transformation.

All experience levels are welcome.

what to expect

- guided breathwork and body-based vocal technique

- exploration of diaphragm motion and natural breath cycles

- hands-on somatic exercises to feel vocal support and resonance

- authentic movement, humming, and sound play to awaken vocal flow

- emotional inquiry through voice: noticing resistance, releasing tension, discovering power

- gentle partner and group exercises (e.g. vocal mirroring, supported breathwork, playful sound exchange)

- moments of silence, group listening, and intuitive expression

what to bring

- curiosity and openness to explore your voice from the body

- willingness to engage in embodied, sensory learning

- comfortable, warm clothes

- a journal (optional)

Meet your facilitators

Josephine Pia Wild crafts music like a breath held at dawn—both tender and vast.

Her sound merges ethereal alt-pop, nouvelle scène, ambient textures, and handpan-driven folk.

Following the early loss of her mother, a handpan became her compass back to voice and expression. She composes to transform silence into sound, honoring the women in her lineage.

Her name—Pia from her mother, Wild from her grandmother—is a tribute and reclamation.

For over 10 years, Josephine has also worked as a vocal coach, helping people uncover their true, authentic voice—a passion that runs parallel to her journey as an independent artist.

In 2018, she received the Andrée Chedid Prize for her setting of the poem Multiple, which led to her debut EP Multiple (2024), supported by FIP, Les Inrocks, and Tsugi.

Her work continues to shape a musical language of nuance, presence, and emotional resonance.

Roman Pink loves bringing people together. He believes that through meaningful connection, we discover who we truly are.

That’s why he is dedicated to co-creating spaces where people feel safe and supported to show up just as they are — letting go of expectations and limiting beliefs.

Alongside yoga, music is one of his favorite tools. He feels a deep connection to mantras and medicine music, where people can open their hearts and fully immerse themselves.