There is a stillness inside of every note that Jeremy Arndt plays. It’s a palpable soft cloud of energy carried by some of the most beautiful vibrations ears can perceive. That’s how I feel when in the presence of his hang drum (hand pan) and didjeridoo. That’s what I wanted to help people feel and
Just B Yoga is ushering in the change of season this Summer Solstice with 108 Sun Salutations and Sweat in an open field. We will hold our traditional 108 Sun Salutations in the great outdoors with Jeremy Arndt sharing live music at Green Eagle Farm in Onondaga. We will join in preparing and participating in
This yoga is awe-inspiring. What started as a potentially negative thing has turned into a musical movement, a community-building spark, an innovation motivation. Since writing last week that we would no longer play popular music because ASCAP wants us to pay licensing fees, we’ve been contacted by quite a few musicians and supporters. Yoga connects
It’s no secret I love music. I played the piano and the oboe until college. I can remember my first set of JBL woofers for my car. I treasure my mother and grandmother’s vinyl collection of everything from big band music to early Motown. Music connects to spirit and energy in ways other arts can’t.
The sounds of Australia and Southeast Asia danced among the yoga mats as Jeremy Arndt performed at Just B Yoga recently. This Michigan native musician honored us greatly with his talents and spirit with two performances. He played the Halo (handpan), didgeridoo, chimes and other instruments. His appearance was a last-minute arrangement while he was
Just B Yoga welcomes Jeremy Arndt this weekend for a special live music yoga class. Jeremy is a native Michigander who plays a percussion instrument, the halo (or hang). It looks like a small steel drum. I love how spiritual and enchanting halo and hang music is. It can transport you to another realm. If
How many of us can say we walk the journey we were destined to walk each day? Are you living your purpose and not someone else’s? Has your spirit touched something and responded to beyond your comprehension but you knew it was deep and profound? This is how inspired I was at the Matisyahu concert
WOW! What a jam. What a groove. The music was great. Teachers were dancing in the aisles while adjusting yoga students in postures. We laughed. We sweated. Last Sunday’s Tag-Team Yoga-Versary with DJ Rachael was amazing and totally fun. LISTEN TO FULL PODCAST OF CLASS Many thanks to Monica, Blaize and Tara for joining me
If you’ve never heard the vocals or the instrumentals from this gifted sister, you must! Her name is Lyric’Lee. She’s in Lansing. And her sound is tight. Here’s two tracks from her performance at Just B Yoga on Black Friday. Lyric’Lee performs “Little Girl” at Just B Yoga’s “How to Be Black” event
Here’s the latest podcast. I’m a little tardy in getting up last week’s flow. Many thanks to Audra Post for her amazing contribution to the playlist. Many of you don’t know in another lifetime I was an oboist. I was the principal oboist for the D.C. Youth Orchestra and for two years I majored in
Today is a special Hip Hop Power Hour class. We will be visited by Uno Deuce Media to record a promo video for the studio. In honor of this I’ve worked on pulling together an ALL Lansing/Michigan playlist and will credit these artists on the vid. List to include Mizz Reality, Lyric’Lee, Othello, Ward Skillz,
Hip hop is about freedom and fusion. It’s about originality and style. It’s empowering and full of flavor. It’s raw and imperfect. Sounds like yoga, right? Just B Yoga is about helping Lansing grow beyond the image others project on us and embrace the image that shines from within. Our Hip Hop Power Hour is
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