Lyndsey Scott Rantoul, Illinois
(she/her) is an artist-goofball-yintennae devoted to priestesSing the Heartland, (lit & fig).ย Weaving community singing as a "technology of Belonging," she gathers soul circles that decompose oppressive scripts thru Song, ritual, & heart-share.ย Her jams get you skippin easily between the sacred, sexy, and silly: your inner child, exiled banshee, + wise elder are all very invited to the partyย ๐ ... more
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by ahlay blakely
supported by 44 fans who also own โSing Upon Joyโ
Thank you for Net of Remembrance: speaks deeply in group singing; creates a powerful container to feel, connect, and remember. Love this one for groups of teens...powerful, empowered, affirming.
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WAILS: Songs for Grief
by Alexandra "Ahlay" Blakely
supported by 41 fans who also own โSing Upon Joyโ
My dear Ahlay! What a masterful creation! Iโve lost count of how many times Iโve played this album in the few weeks since I came across itโmultiple times every day!! If I had to choose a favorite track it would be Bloodlines. Though really I find the progression and structure of this album so compelling that I always listen to it straight through. The truth and beauty youโve captured is so rich. Iโm so grateful!๐ Steven
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Anthems for an Apocalypse
by Alexandra "Ahlay" Blakely
supported by 28 fans who also own โSing Upon Joyโ
Thank you Ahlay for another masterpiece. Singing with you. Gratitude for you and your creativity and networking.
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go to albumPiano, clarinet, guitar, and modular synth intermingle on the intricate, Calder-like constructions of Colorodan M. Sage.
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Ipsa Corpora
by Nathan Salsburg
The latest from Nathan Salsburg is a mesmerizing 39-minute acoustic guitar opus comprised of a series of deft, interlocking sections.
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spells from the shadows
by Alexandra "Ahlay" Blakely
supported by 22 fans who also own โSing Upon Joyโ
This song is solace and company and a path. Someone sang it to me at a hard moment. I turn back to it and offer it to others. Excited to get to know the rest of the album. And to support this music.
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