Celia Farran Langley, Washington
Celia is a cross between an Earthy Enya, Joan Baez, &.... Tina Fey. Celia artfully reaches deep into the soul of the listener with her angelic voice and musical creations. "What Celia Offers is a Gift to the World", Brooke Medicine Eagle, Author of "The Last Ghost Dance. "Celia's Music Calls Women to their Glory & Men to Their Hearts". Marianne Williamson, Author of "Return to Love" ... more
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I always save this for the autumn, and it brings forth all of the warm, cozy things I love about October
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The Red Album: Pagan Voices for Reproductive Rights
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This is a fantastic album, filled with powerful and masterfully constructed songs regarding the fundamental reproductive rights of women.
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I love Catherynne M. Valente, and this album is such a great tribute to the Fairyland books!
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Moving Through Worlds - ALBUM
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The Australian pianist offers a meditative collective of gentle instrumental compositions meant to soothe a fraying world.
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Sorry I'm So Sensitive
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The second EP from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Bea Stewart runs from gentle folk to pillowy pop ballads, all perfectly executed.
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Portals is an apt name. Sharon doesn't make music, so much as sonic worlds the listener is transported to. I close my eyes when Crimson Masquerade plays & I see the story play out. I see flashes of other lives & a rouge offering a woman the chance to live adventures untold.... If she's willing to pay the cost. " Let the Waters Rise" feels like a command coming from witches working their will.
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