Did you know that horses can sleep standing up? Yazmin Todd (FĒI LÍN) is a horse trainer, support worker, and musician with a deep love and curiosity for animals, art, music, writing, and the environment. Join Yazmin, Leo, and our dear friend, the talented artist Emma Evangeline Gustafson, for an chat on the ALTBAYS Table Talk.
Show 249 - Yazmin Todd “FĒI LÍN” - Musician/Horse Trainer
Yazmin Todd (FĒI LÍN) is a 24 year old, horse trainer, support worker and indie jazz folk musician of Singaporean Chinese and NZ European descent. She was born in Ōtautahi, Christchurch, with an upbringing shaped by the lush landscapes of Piha beach and the Tutukaka coast, Yazmin has lived in the Coromandel for the past 4 years, always feeling at home nestled in the bush with the sea in sight.
Having a childhood close to nature has kept her close to the nature of her heart, and to follow her passions. She has a great love and curiosity for animals, art, music, writing, the environment, holistic health, and living (Ayurveda, Yoga and Permaculture).
Since moving to the Coromandel area, she has ventured into the joy of creating and sharing music. She released her first single last year, “The River Beneath Us,” and plans to release her latest recorded song, “Love is a Ladder” later this year. She is fascinated by the many lives and identities we can have within life and getting to meet the various versions of herself as she grows on her journey.
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