"If we don't claim our light we get lost in the dark."
Tai Woodville is a Portland, Oregon, based writer & singer/songwriter.
Tai Woodville is a Portland, Oregon, based writer & singer/songwriter.
Tai Woodville is the author of two poetry books ("Pollen" & "Her Animal Inheritance"), with two albums out (Flight Call's HOMEWORLD & Sugar in Wartime's "Out of the woods.")
filmed by Lauren Everette
Tai's music project, Flight Call, featured in Large Hearted Boy Blog
-Alissa Hattman (author, SIFT)
In their “Otherworlds” issue, LIT ANGELS, an online literary journal edited by the best-selling author Francesca Lia Block and Linda Davis, features “Activation,” the first chapter of Tai’s speculative fiction novel that is currently in progress.
"In a society controlled by hidden forces, Nico Farnandez's subway vision triggers an awakening that reminds her of her forgotten offworld identity...."
July 2022 ~ Tai performs an original poem created for the full moon sound bath series, along with ambient musical acts, Moss Wand & Amulets.
(Recently archived): Tai performs her poem, "Jewels," for the 2004 film, "Fighting Words," at age 23.
Tai returns to Honest Jams Podcast, where she & the hosts discuss the making of her new album, Flight Call's HOMEWORLD, share songs inspired by her single "Compass" and discuss a variety of subjects.
"HOMEWORLD is a personal compilation of magic spells and secret codes, an exploded starfield of glimmering images that are helpful, healing, disarming, diaphanous, prismatic, piercing, and lyrical. Off-planet synthesizers elevate the earthbound and present vocals, taking the listener on a light-filled, avant-pop journey from inner space to outer space. " -- Andrea Janda, "Vortex Music Magazine"
Embark on a musical voyage from inner space to the stars with Flight Call's debut album, HOMEWORLD (released 8.22.22). Guided by warm, evocative vocals and buoyed by a soundscape of sparkling synths, Flight Call's ten song avant pop odyssey invites the listener beyond the duality simulation of Earth into a timeless dimension of love.
"A Piece of the Map"
A short film by Tai Woodville, Sara Jackson-Holman & Alissa Hattman; published by Atticus Review, "Her Animal Inheritance" explores the concept of trans-generational memory ...Created as a Time Based Art challenge in three days during an artist residency at Seaview Oregon's Historic Sou' Wester retreat.