
"If we don't claim our light, we get lost in the dark."
Tai Woodville is a writer, singer/songwriter, poet & performer.
Tai Woodville is a writer, singer/songwriter, poet & performer.
Tai Woodville is the author of two poetry books ("Pollen" & "Her Animal Inheritance"), with two albums out (Flight Call's HOMEWORLD & Sugar in Wartime's "Out of the woods.")
In a society controlled by hidden forces, Nico Farnandez's subway vision triggers an awakening, reminding her of her offworld identity. Her remarkable evolution is pathologized to suppress the truth and protect those in power. Nico must defy societal norms, unravel the web of control, and embrace her destiny to expose the oppressors. Join her on a perilous journey of self-discovery and defiance in a world where awakening is both feared and yearned for.
(Recently archived): In July 2022, Tai performed an original poem created for the full moon sound bath series, along with ambient musical acts, Moss Wand & Amulets.
(Recently archived): Tai performs her poem, "Jewels," for the 2004 film, "Fighting Words," at age 23.
Tai returns to Honest Jams Podcast, where she & the hosts discuss the making of her new album, Flight Call's HOMEWORLD, share songs inspired by her single "Compass," and talk about everything from cosmic triggers to artificial intelligence.
"HOMEWORLD is a personal compilation of magic spells and secret codes, an exploded starfield of glimmering images that are helpful, healing, disarming, diaphanous, prismatic, piercing, and lyrical. Off-planet synthesizers elevate the earthbound and present vocals, taking the listener on a light-filled, avant-pop journey from inner space to outer space. " -- Andrea Janda, "Vortex Music Magazine"
Embark on a musical voyage from inner space to the stars with Flight Call's debut album, HOMEWORLD (released 8.22.22). Guided by warm, evocative vocals and buoyed by a soundscape of sparkling synths, Flight Call's ten song avant pop odyssey invites the listener beyond the duality simulation of Earth into a timeless dimension of love.
"A Piece of the Map"
A short film by Tai Woodville, Sara Jackson-Holman & Alissa Hattman; published by Atticus Review, "Her Animal Inheritance" explores the concept of trans-generational memory ...Created as a Time Based Art challenge in three days during an artist residency at Seaview Oregon's Historic Sou' Wester retreat.
Movement meets poetry and live modular synthesis.