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About Pen A432

Peneleapaí forages and divines songs of earth and spirit from her HQ in the west of Éiriu (Ireland). A high lonesome of the heart, this emerald medicine music grows mycelium roots .. and cheeky teeth. Raw, consciousness-raising.. free spirited, nutritious 432 Hz sound healing. A force of nature, an elemental festival, as bold as Brigid; quantum-connecting past and future with her dialect of tragicomic post-apocalyptic and deeply serene lullabies for the new cosmos paradigm. If you like Joni Mitchell, Billie Eilish, Nora Jones, The Beatles, Aurora, Nora Jones, Tori Amos, Sinéad O'Connor, Lisa Hannigan, Fia, Nessi Gomes, or Nick Drake, you will be highly interested in the portal of Peneleapaí. Peneleapaí is facilitating a workshop for teenagers this year at Medicine Festival, called infinite Aura.

Current Working Location

Scariff, County Clare, Ireland (Available for some travel.)

Links to work

Work experience

  • Peneleapaí
  • 2015
  • director, curator, performer

Pen's Skills

Live
  • Artist
  • Singer
  • Touring Musician
Venue Type Experience
  • Amphitheatre
  • Club
  • Festival
  • Theatre/PAC
Musician
  • Artist
  • Instrumentalist
  • Performer
  • Singer
  • Studio Musician
  • Touring Musician
Songwriting
  • Co-Writer
  • Lyricist
  • Songwriter
  • Top Line

Pen's Genres

  • Folk

Pen's Experience

In 2015, Peneleapaí curated a nature experience for Earth Day, entitled “A Forest Dreams” around the premise of her song about the dream that a forest had one day. It involved nature art creation in the locale (“Woodpark Forest Park”, Mountshannon, Co. Clare, Ireland) attending the local national school (primary school) “InisCealtra NS” to honour the eldest living past pupil of the school, and finally, a movement meditation led by Peneleapaí, as well as live performance of her original song, “A Forest Dreams”. Afterwards, there was tree-planting with Andrew St. Ledger (RIP 10.2023), of The Woodland League of heritage oak tree acorns (preserved from oak trees on the historic local InisCealtra island).