dancing muse, singing to your soul
author: coyote
a pause in what looks like an amazing and beautiful journey, this is a moment of bliss captured forever - a precious gift from a precious spirit and an invitation to become the dance!
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Awaken the Hearth with Beauty!
author: buddhafinder
I found my soul awakened by the lovely, rhythmic voice of this courageous woman. Her works ask the questions so many on the planet are unwilling to ask or answer. Through a perfect mix of poetry-heartfulness-loveandemotion, this beautiful voice and rhythmic backgounds will take you to trance and awakened heart!
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Shamanic Goddess songs target heart, revealing indigenous soul
author: william
Raw, unadorned honesty reconnects us with the nexus ~
Intricate layers of intentionality unfold the untold ~
A timely transcendence of our Culture of Make Believe ~
At once joyous and tear-stained ~
Concentric rings of social consciousness blend tenderness with severity ~
A resonant call: surrender to grief and beauty, find purpose in purgatory ~
Explore the edge between the eternal and ephemeral ~
An erotic re-visioning of our place in creation ~
This experience of sexuality with stars, communion with non-humans ~
Weaves words with rhythms ~
Fractal precision with spider-web spontaneity ~
To revitalize bliss in a torn world ~
This angelic tribal jazz scat, pygmy water music for a parched soul ~
It's music to die to—and to be reborn anew.
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Very much beauty here.
author: Tom Roncoli
The singer is very gifted, as a song writer and a singer. Perhaps the two categories don't make sense separated here. That the artist has experience and sophistication is evident from the album's consistent faithfulness to rich vocal expression. For example, Sitka uses a wondrous prosody in the half-spoken lyrics, never relinquishing a claim to your ear just on a musical level. The social responsibility messages come off sounding integral to the music. There are no strained rhymes here (though I will mention a single smirk-inducing pun at the end of the vivid, lusciously melodic track four). And it was personally refreshing to hear the artist's philosophy on her own life: "I give away my soul as / what is not mine. / What is not mine, is not mine to keep: / my soul, my melody." Really makes you think. The very fine accompaniment by didgeridoos on a couple tracks gives nice texture to the album. You're not looking for more instruments to back up the voice, and you're not looking for less.
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