Sakako is a Toronto raised Japanese Canadian vocalist. Sakako’s sound is influenced by pop, jazz, and R&B music, while their songwriting draws from experiences of growing up as a non-binary creative through moments of hardship and friendship. Sakako studied vocals at Humber College and music business at The Honey Jam Canada. Sakako has performed at the Toronto Inrernational Film Festival, Beaches Jazz Festival, the El Mocambo, and Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Florida.
About the speaker
Tash (she/her) is a dedicated, life long yoga philosophy, decolonization and movement student. She uses motion, stillness and an earth-based understanding to realize and embody a human experience from a place of compassion and curiosity. This foundation seeps into her teaching and in all her waking hours.
Movement is not only intuitive to the physical body, but is also foundational to the understanding the macro down the the micro. Tash's talk with CreativeMornings Toronto will explore how movement through migration shows up in this Filipino body- then and now. And what’s possible for the future.
"There is no liberation without community" - Audre Lorde
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NW Corner of King and Spadina - Enter through BrainStation's Spadina St entrance
Toronto, Ontario Canada M5V 1K7
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