Laura Cuomo is an independent vocal researcher and singer with a diverse background ranging from choral vocal music, psychophony, and the practice of Yoga in the tradition of T. Krishnamacharia and Desikachar. Graduated in Ethnomusicology from La Sapienza in Rome with a thesis on the voice in the 20th century between therapy and music, she has always nurtured singing in various vocal formations of folk and ancient music, enhancing her passion for the voice and voices singing together in a continuous and constant choral practice. She studies psychophony, a discipline based on singing and the psycho-corporal harmonization through the voice. She conducts expressive musical workshops on the voice for young people and adults. She collaborates with Eugenio Bennato & Taranta Power for the project Le Voci del Sud, with whom she recorded the album Qualcuno sulla terra in 2020. She collaborates as a performer in song theater shows freely inspired by the music of Fabrizio De André and classical Neapolitan songs like the album Indifferentemente. Voci e suoni del sud. She is the creator of Ra di spina since 2020, a musical project based on the reworking of songs from the folk tradition of Southern Italy for a vocal duo, loop station, and electronics, of which the EP of the same name was published in January 2022. She is the voice of the trio Amaron with Oud and ethnic percussion, a project that explores music from the Near East. She continues vocal research on sacred and profane folk melodies in projects with Francesco Santagata like Rituale della presenza. Canti di dolcezza e pathos for voice, loop station, electronics, and Mario Gabola with Musica viva. Studies on the formless for voice, loop station, extended sax. She is the soloist in the compositions of Rocco De Rosa for the soundtrack of the film “Dante” by Pupi Avati (2022).