joydah mae New Zealand
Joydah Mae has a voice that echoes through the chambers of your heart.
Descending from Igorot, within the
Ibaloi tribe - raised in the village of Kabayan.
Indigenous and two-spirited - grounded and humble.
Joydah's medicine is in the songs - she has been called to share her gifts of sound to help heal the people and heal the land
Welcome to the medicine realm
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