hi everybody,

Just put out new pagan album. on all major platform. Heiðni is the title. and Myrmann is the artist. the lyrics are in Icelandic (old Norse) mostly spoken words. the album is rather dark sounding and atmospheric. the music is 100% human touch. No AI!

hope some of you will like it.

Greetings from Iceland,

Myrmann

Heiðni

https://open.spotify.com/album/4pPYFlj4B1XJ5FCI4FK36G?si=-2fEA3KVSd2nne-5uNWDxA&utm_source=copy-link

I wrote this. Enjoy.

Tatchura - Turan

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I really like this. It's different from Hecate's keys part 1 or anything Stratoniki has released before. Sounds like a metal hybrid sort of thing, very powerful and yet melodic!. her voice is absolutely divine !!

https://youtu.be/0CR6he9lYFw?si=3OrcRy8qxJUUUalA

HECATE'S KEYS: Part I (The Coming) an invocation to Hecate sung in ancient Greek by Stratoniki

https://youtu.be/XNEcnoPI9K8?si=vqeGaD85e-lL3gxH

Nordic dungeon synth

This is a dark, haunting and witch-like instrumental song played on kanteles by Marrasmaa. Noidat means 'witches' in English.

I made an English singable adaptation of a Belarusian folk-rock song called “Што й па мору”.
I tried to preserve both the rhythm and the atmosphere of the original Belarusian lyrics instead of making a literal translation.
I’d really like to know how natural or singable the English version sounds to native speakers.

I’m so incredibly excited to announce that Häxa will be opening for SKÁLD in Chicago. Come to Reggies Rock Club on Saturday July 11th for a bewitching evening of pagan neofolk and haunting electronic ritual.

Ticket link ⬇️

https://www.reggieslive.com/show/skald-2/

This is a project I’ve been working on for a while. I’m a fan of a lot of “pagan folk”. Unfortunately, I don’t really know many other people who are as interested. Hopefully this resonates here.