Soundawn at Radio City Music Hall: Sound Bowls on Stage with CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso
Last night, I performed my crystal sound bowls on the stage of Radio City Music Hall, opening for CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso. Standing in one of the most iconic venues in the world, filling that enormous room with sound, is a moment I'll carry for the rest of my life — and one I never could have imagined when I first set up a few bowls in a quiet Brooklyn studio.
From a Brooklyn studio to a world-famous stage
I founded Soundawn in 2018 to bring deeply restorative sound experiences to New York. For eight years, that's meant intimate sessions — couples and small groups in our studio, families at home, and corporate teams at offices and retreats. Over hundreds of those gatherings, I learned that sound has a way of cutting through noise and bringing people, no matter how many, into the same still moment.
Radio City was that same intention on the largest stage I've ever played. The instruments were the same crystal singing bowls, gong, and chimes I bring to every session. What changed was the scale — and the proof that sound healing belongs everywhere, from a 12-person conference room to a legendary concert hall.
Sharing the stage with CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso
Opening for an act like CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso meant meeting a high-energy crowd with something completely different: stillness. There's a particular magic in watching a packed house settle, breathe, and drop into rest together before the music begins. It reminded me why I do this — sound creates connection in a way almost nothing else can.
What this means for the teams and people I work with
I'm sharing this not just to celebrate, but because it speaks to what you can expect when you book Soundawn. The same presence, ritual, and care that earned a place on the Radio City stage is what I bring to every session — whether it's a corporate wellness day for your team, a private session for two, or a birthday with friends. Every sound bath is curated to the room and the people in it. Never templated, never rushed.
Thank you
To everyone who has ever lain down on a mat in our Brooklyn studio, invited Soundawn into your office, or simply trusted the process — thank you. This stage was built on those moments. Here's to bringing deep rest to even more people, wherever you need it.
— Natalie Chan, founder of Soundawn
