Spell Song Circle - Singing, Dancing, Ceremony & Expression.

Spell Song Circle is a live interactive concert where Trilla weaves her original music throughout the whole event. From medicine drum and voice activations. To simple mantra songs you learn and sing along with. To building up the vibe and energy of the event with fun bangers you can’t help but dance along to. The journey is crafted so you can explore your voice, free movement and full expression.

It can be described no other way than it is truly a ceremonial rock show!

About the experience:

The evening will open with a cacao ceremony, setting our intentions for the experience, and anchoring into the co-created space. Building the energy through our voice, exploring sound and singing mantras as a group.

Then the music invites movement.

Singing and dancing simultaneously, releasing any stagnancy and opening up our creative channels. Moving freely in a safe space of full expression. Everyone will have their own place in the circle setup with pillows and blankets to retreat to at any moment during the event, this will aid in feeling nourished, safe and supported.

To close the event, Trilla will channel music in a flow state, offering a sound healing experience to integrate the evening.

Each event is unique. Trilla will be in tune with the space, alchemising the energies and synergising the group. Singing as a tribe is an ancient healing phenomenon, that has been felt at every previous event. Spell Song is a healing gift that needs to be shared with as many as possible. People returning every month say it is like their church - a healing, a homecoming, a remembering.

What to expect:

• Cacao

• Ceremony

• Song Circle

• Live Music

• Dance / Movement

• Sound Healing

Previous attendees have reported experiencing the following at Spell Song events:

• A feeling of belonging and community
• Freedom to sing, no matter vocal experience

• A doorway into more expression in every day life

• Joy, bliss and playfulness

• Breakthrough moments

• Spontaneous healings

• Being fully accepted in the experience

• Feeling inspired to make your own music or mantras

About your facilitator - Trilla Sol

As a little kid, Trilla used to wake up singing. It was always such a deep and authentic part of her life. She wrote her first song when she was 12 and throughout adolescence it was her personal form of therapy. Trilla learnt that she could bring all of the unconscious and muddy emotions through her voice and create music.

Trilla has now been songwriting for 25 years. Songs such as My Body, Great Spirit and Bloom were channeled as medicine for herself. Trilla's desire is to guide participants to learn how to quieten their minds enough to allow for soul songs to come through.

Website: TRILLA

Things to note:

Centre of You has plenty of bolsters, blankets, and cushions for you to get cosy with. A journal is recommended as are any familiar personal items that will aid you in feeling grounded (crystal, teddy, scarf, etc).

Personal responsibility: Please make an assessment on whether you are feeling stable and resourced enough to explore the practices on offer in this event.

Arrival: Endeavour to arrive between 6:45pm - 7:00pm. To preserve the experience for all involved, doors will close at 7:15pm. Truly, it breaks our heart to have to turn latecomers away yet the disruption to the whole group experience by virtue of lateness does require management. We ask that you find understanding and consideration for the timebound nature of the container and make every effort to arrive on time.

Driving: Know Centre of You is on Chapel St and ample time to find a car spot is best to be factored into your plans. Park direct on Chapel St (spots unmetered after 5pm) or in Anchor Place, the open-air parking lot in the side street that runs opposite Centre of You (unmetered after 4pm).

Public transport - tram: Both the number 6 tram & 78 tram stop on the corner of High St/Chapel St. This is stop 31 on the number 6 tram (Moreland/Glen Iris) & stop 45 on the number 78 tram (North Richmond/Balaclava).

Public transport - train: Both Prahran & Windsor stations along the Sandringham Line will get you walking distance to Centre of You.

Finding Centre of You: Centre of You is nestled within the arcade that Chapel St Bazaar is in (217 Chapel St). It is up a flight of stairs with a wide landing at the half-way-point. Unfortunately, this current version of Centre of You does not have a wheelchair accessible lift. If you could use support in getting up the stairs or would like to discuss ways to make your experience at Centre of You more comfortable, please reach out via [email protected] or via DM over on Centre of You Instagram.

Accessibility: At COY we aim to ensure our community and events are inclusive and accessible while alongside upholding the needs and responsibilities of our business and the businesses of our collaborating facilitators. Should you be in a time of financial challenge and unable to pay the full ticket price comfortably, please reach out to [email protected]

Ticketing T&Cs: We get it, life happens, therefore we will gladly refund you up until 24hrs before the event start time. After that, we have a strict no refund/no transfer to future events policy. We kindly ask that you respect our policy.

If you are no longer able to attend and wish to pay forward your ticket to someone within the community, be in touch via [email protected] or via DM over on Centre of You Instagram.

Questions? Email [email protected] or reach out via Instagram DM.

Host or Publisher Centre of You