Cacina MEADU
Cacina Meádu began playing the piano at the age of three. As a synesthetic child, she experienced music not only as sound, but as color and geometric form—an inner language that revealed music as something alive, multidimensional, and connected to our deeper perception.
She went on to receive classical piano training for many years, and in her twenties relocated to the United States to study voice and music at the Musicians Institute in Los Angeles.
Alongside her musical path, she continued a lifelong exploration into consciousness and spirituality, driven by a deep inquiry into the nature of existence, the purpose of life, and the origin and nature of human existence. Over time, her path naturally evolved into a synergy of her two most important callings: music and consciousness.
Today, Cacina creates ethereal, meditative soundscapes – immersive sonic environments that invite listeners into a space of depth, stillness, and inner expansion.
In collaboration with her husband – vocalist and musician Anders Holte – they have created and released several albums, including Dream of the Blue Whale.
Over the past three decades, Anders & Cacina have explored the relationship between music, consciousness, and healing, developing a body of work that transcends cultural and stylistic boundaries.
Their music is used worldwide for meditation, inner exploration, and therapeutic settings, resonating with people across all ages and backgrounds.
Anders & Cacina frequently tour internationally, and share their work through concerts, workshops and immersive experiences both online and at in-person events across Europe, the United States, South America, and Asia.
The couple is featured in the award-winning documentary The 1 Field, alongside voices such as Gregg Braden, Dr. Bruce Lipton and Lee Carroll.
In the film, Anders and Cacina perform their own music live in a first-of-its-kind scientific experiment led by acoustics researcher professor John Stuart Reid, showing the unprecedented revitalisation of human blood through their music.
Anders & Cacina’s work has also been featured in scientific and artistic projects with professor John Stuart Reid, for example, in which the CymaScope instrument was used to make visible The Power of One Tone piece, in which Anders’ rich, resonant voice is accompanied by Cacina’s haunting keyboard sounds – revealing mandala-like dynamic CymaGlyphs of great beauty.
Anders & Cacina continue to open spaces where sound becomes a bridge between inner and outer worlds, between science and mystery.
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