The Hours: A Dreamscape Soundbath
As the days grow shorter and the colder months approach us, The Hours: A Dreamscape Soundbath invites you to slow down, drop in and reconnect with the restorative power of rest.
This immersive three-part experience brings together the unique instruments and sonic practices of singer-songwriter Cautious Clay and sound facilitator Desire Thompson to create a soothing, intentional space for inner exploration.
Inspired by the dream state and Clay’s recent The Hours trilogy, this experience encourages you to release from the pace of the outside world, soften into stillness, and follow the sounds wherever they take you.
Come as you are and settle into a space where you can rest, wander, and dream.
Your Dreamscape Includes:
The Threshold: Honest reflections on your inner world and making space for the journey ahead with supportive journaling.
The Descent: Ground into the present moment through gentle, intentional breathing.
The Dreamscape: A layered soundscape of instruments and melodies designed to invite deep rest, reflection, and dreamlike exploration.
What to bring:
Journal and pen/pencil
A mat for additional comfort (there will be blankets and cushions available)
About Cautious Clay
Cautious Clay, the artist name of Joshua Karpeh, is a singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist known for his versatility across genres. His recent project, The Hours, explores the relationship between music and time, using the hours of the day as a framework for its sound and storytelling.
This exploration serves as a natural extension of The Hours, where he brings his signature flute and more to the experience.
About Desire Thompson
Desire is a yin yoga teacher (YT 200), sound practitioner (Sound Sanctuary), and Reiki Level 1 facilitator with more than a decade of experience as a music and culture journalist. Her work is rooted in a deep connection to rhythm, storytelling, and the restorative power of sound.
Through Yin and Sound, Desire creates nurturing spaces for rest, release, and renewal, weaving breathwork, intentional stillness, and live sound into immersive experiences that invite deeper connection with the heart, body, and spirit. Her sound practice incorporates crystal and bronze singing bowls, the ocean drum, and other instruments, creating spacious soundscapes designed to support presence, grounding, and rest.
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