Album Release Concert – November 7, 2025 at Snowgrass Lodge, Leavenworth, WA
LEAVENWORTH, WA – October 20, 2025 – Bring Forth announces the release of Mi Canción, the debut album from Leavenworth-based, Argentine-American singer-songwriter Hernán Savastano, available everywhere on November 7, 2025. That evening, Hernán will celebrate the release with a live concert at Snowgrass Lodge in Leavenworth, Washington. The event is open to the public, with limited seating.
Mi Canción (“My Song”) traces Hernán’s personal and spiritual journey through healing, loss, and rediscovery. Written in both English and Spanish, the album reflects his connection to nature, family, and his Argentine roots. The songs turn honest life experiences into art, offering a sense of belonging, reflection, and gratitude.
“Mi Canción is about remembering where we come from,” Hernán says. “It’s about reconnecting with Mother Earth, with our ancestors, and with the parts of ourselves that long to sing.”
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October 10, 2025
Nora B. Heath’s Debut Album Flowers Will Grow Now Available
LEAVENWORTH, WA—Nora B. Heath’s debut album, Flowers Will Grow, is now alive in the world—ready to be heard, held, and carried forward.
These melodies have lived in intimate gatherings and grown within community—shared in living rooms, around fires, and under open skies. They’ve been tended slowly and with care, rooted in devotion and truth. Now they bloom outward, ready to meet the wider world.
At once personal and universal,Flowers Will Grow traces a journey through loss, renewal, and belonging. The album blends folk sensibilities with a contemplative spirit, carried by Nora’s tender voice and luminous songwriting. Each song invites listeners into stillness and connection—reminding us of what can take root when we listen deeply.
By TAYLOR CALDWELL
Ward Media Staff Reporter
Ward Media Staff Reporter
LEAVENWORTH — The community gathered inside the Plant Ally on Aug. 28 to celebrate the launch of a new local nonprofit songwriting studio and record label, Bring Forth. The evening featured Plant Ally elixirs and music by Bring Forth’s artists.
“Bring Forth is one half record label that is about amplification of these very songs, and the other half is a studio to invite you and others to learn, and to dive into the practice of creativity and of song,” said Bring Forth founder Benjamin Jay Thomas.
Bring Forth describes its mission as using heart-centered creativity – through music, coaching and community events – as a pathway to healing, well-being and cultural renewal. According to Thomas, by choosing the nonprofit route, the studio and record label is able to remain focused on its mission, rather than becoming profit-driven.
