iahtime.bsky.social @iahtime.bsky.social · 03/12/2024Thanks. I haven't really explored Pagan music much and would love some recommendations. I'm always looking for some good campfire music. I live in the country and a have a sound set-up by the campfire. Any suggestions? 100
Witch of the Moss Bog @witchofthemossbog.bsky.social · 03/12/2024I've gotta second both Damh the Bard (Damh is pronounced Dave, fyi) and S J Tucker. Her Spiral Dance album is pretty great. Damh the Bard runs the Druidcast podcast and one of the things he does with that is showcase a LOT of pagan music. The interviews are worthwhile even for nondruids imo 210
iahtime.bsky.social @iahtime.bsky.social · 04/12/2024S J Tucker reminds me of Annie Haslam of Renaissance. Really good. My first concert as a young adult (17) without parents was Renaissance. Austin Texas, city coliseum. Midas Man was pure gold ... 000
iahtime.bsky.social @iahtime.bsky.social · 03/12/2024Thankx I was out by the fire imbibing away on some new stuff and Loreena Mckennitt came to mind as something you would like and may or may not work as background music for reading. She is so good you might want to stop reading too much. 000
