Biography

Vylana Marcus can be called many things. A singer, medicine woman, sound healer, Polynesian dancer, polysonic muse. But the descriptor she would be most proud of is permission slip. Permission for women and men to remember the full breadth and magic of our divine birthright. Championing themes of reclamation within the dark feminine, Vylana channels a message that now is the time for the divine within us all to be re-awakened to shine in its full radiance. The key to Vylana’s mastery does not come from her voice alone, it rests in her embodiment. Embodiment of the full expression of the heart, the body, the mind, and the spirit–leaving no shadow behind. Vylana credits her journey to embrace her shadow as the tantamount ingredients to her realization as a full-spectrum artist. In recognizing that there is no part of herself, no part of any man or any woman that is not worthy of love, she is able to transmute the frequency of unconditionality of Love into her music, movement, and medicine. Her most recent solo album entitled Goddess Rise draws inspiration from her own journey to remembering the full potency of her feminine expression. While this is Vylana’s first solo album, she has experienced resounding success and global recognition as a featured artist on industry legend Jon Hopkins “A Gathering of the Tribe, as well as artists Liquid Bloom, East Forest, Porangui, Eric Zang, and her husband Aubrey Marcus for the album “Remembrance”.