BOSAYA

People come to a BOSAYA concert for a voice that is rarely heard live: a four-octave range, unusually high, clear, and felt in the body. This is not just a concert. It is a living instrument of light — a voice that rises into high frequencies, then returns as warmth that opens the chest and quiets the mind. In Wenatchee, that voice will be in the room with you.

BOSAYA has been singing since the age of six, trained in choral conducting and pop-jazz vocals, and has been performing for over 20 years. Her rare four-octave voice creates a deep emotional experience: it opens the heart and brings people back to themselves.

In 2026, BOSAYA won the InterContinental Music Awards twice (Best of North America). “Your Light” reached No. 11 on iTunes US.

“Independent pop artist BOSAYA is reshaping the very act of listening, turning each song into a portal where sound becomes a full-body, full-spirit encounter.” — Broadway World

On stage with her will be her husband — multi-instrumentalist and music producer Vadim Zariuta.

The program moves from quiet mantra sounds — with voice, crystal singing bowls, hang drum, guitar, and dizi flute — into electronic rhythms, while keeping one clear style for the whole evening. You can sit and listen. You can move. You can gently join the sound.

The concert will be set with an atmospheric installation. Families are welcome — come hear a rare live voice and leave feeling grounded and full.

BOSAYA — Singer of Light Meet 2027 in your strength. A live concert of powerful vocals and high vibration. BOSAYA’s rare multi-octave voice takes you inward — into the body, into movement, back to the feeling of your own center. The evening weaves live voice, crystal singing bowls, hang drum, and electronic textures. Quiet, deep moments sit beside rhythm and dance energy. At times the room is invited to sound together — not as a choir, but as a way to come back to yourself. You can listen. You can move. You can gently join the sound. BOSAYA has been singing since the age of six. Trained in choral conducting and pop-jazz vocals, she has performed for more than 20 years. She works with the frequency of the human voice and believes that conscious sounding turns on your power and brings you back to center. A two-time winner of the InterContinental Music Awards 2026 (Best of North America) for “AYA” and “Your Light.” The video for “AYA” has passed one million YouTube views and reached #47 on the official U.S. iTunes Pop chart. “Your Light” peaked at #11 on iTunes. “Independent pop artist BOSAYA is reshaping the very act of listening, turning each song into a portal where sound becomes a full-body, full-spirit encounter.” — Broadway World