Kenwyn House
Kenwyn is a highly respected musician, composer, and sound practitioner whose career spans both mainstream success and profound spiritual inquiry.
He is a founding member of the iconic 1990s rock band Reef, achieving a UK Number One album and multiple Top 10 hits, and touring extensively worldwide.
In recognition of his musicianship, Kenwyn was voted Best Rock Guitarist by readers of Guitarist Magazine, 1996 a testament to his influence and mastery as an artist.
From an early age, Kenwyn has held a deep interest in spirituality, meditation, sound, and frequency, and their effects on human consciousness.
Over many years, he has studied sound healing, solfeggio frequencies, and advanced meditation techniques, bringing a rare depth of awareness to his musical and therapeutic work.
Leah Ray
Leah is an accomplished singer, sound therapist, and holistic practitioner with over two and a half decades of experience in music, meditation, nutritional studies, and energy medicine.
She has worked with numerous artists and producers, releasing multiple records, while simultaneously dedicating her life to the healing dimensions of sound and voice.
Trained by the renowned British voice pioneer Jill Purce, Leah specialises in sound therapy, vocal work, chanting, and frequency-based modalities, skillfully integrating evidence informed knowledge of the body with a deeply intuitive approach to healing.
Her work supports nervous system regulation, emotional release, mental clarity, and the activation of the body’s natural capacity to self-repair.
Leah has experience in working with infrared light and frequency technologies, bridging science and spirituality to support deep regeneration, coherence, and balance for renewal, where vibration, intention, and presence come into harmony.
Together, Kenwyn and Leah co-founded the band
Goldray, a project that bridges contemporary music with expanded states of consciousness.
Their debut album Rising and follow-up release Feel the Change received outstanding critical acclaim across the music press, with numerous reviews rating the albums 9/10 - 10/10, praising their depth, sonic richness, and emotional resonance.
Feel the Change was recorded in 432 Hz, reflecting their commitment to frequency-conscious music, while both albums incorporate sound bath instruments and healing modalities, including bowls, gongs, and tuned therapeutic instruments.
Goldray stands as a natural extension of their shared vision, music not only as art, but as a vehicle for transformation, coherence, and connection.
They are both currently enjoying the creative process of writing their third Goldray album.
