/r/paganmusic
A place to share, discover, and discuss all types of Pagan music.
A place to share, discover, and discuss all types of Pagan music.
All off-topic posts will be removed.
Music festivals should be posted to /r/PaganFestivals.
Artist news and rumors are not permitted. This includes tour and concert announcements, interviews, and release updates.
This rule is in place to allow people to easily identify and search for music.
Artists may share links to where users can purchase or crowdfund their music as a comment.
Please share your playlists to /r/IMadeAPlaylist or /r/SpotifyPlaylists.
Please use the subreddit search function to find out if the content you'd like to submit has already been posted within the last 3 months.
Do not:
• proselytize - attempt to persuade others to convert to a religion or belief system.
• evangelize - promote or preach about a religion, with the purpose of conversion.
• gatekeep - arbitrarily restrict who has rights to an open community or identity. There is no "correct" way to be a "true" Pagan.
• advocate for cultural appropriation - support the idea that anyone, uninvited, can publicly claim practices and / or the identity of a closed religion or culture.
Incivility is defined in this subreddit as:
• abusive language - remarks intended to be insulting, mocking, belittling, dismissive, or threatening,
• pushing personal boundaries - insisting on debate, aggressively / intrusively critiquing or challenging beliefs,
• trolling - intentionally instigating conflict, and
• calling for violence.
We do not tolerate support or promotion of folkish or far-right ideologies, talking points, content, apologia, sympathies, or organizations.
This includes any exclusionary or supremacist views, arguments in favor of the restriction of personal autonomy, and recruitment tactics.
Should your profile reveal that you submit or support language or content in violation of this rule, you may be permanently banned.
/r/paganmusic
Some Earth Day music!
We're a new band with limited experience, so please share your thoughts with us, and be gentle. Our aim was to create a unique sound, and this is the result. We'd love to hear your feedback.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMAxp0Py9rU
- love and light // occulumos
New video released yesterday from pagan folk band, PerKelt ✨
my friend recently gifted me a jaw harp that I want to learn to play. I‘m from Austria, where there‘s lots of folk music with this instrument, but my tolerance for this genre is limited haha.
the only pagan song with a jaw harp that comes to my mind is Bjarkan by Wardruna. do y‘all have an recommendations similar to this one?
From what I remember the lyrics sounded like “yo ho vasing nar hey” really bad remembrance. It was a male singer. Full band. Female back up singers. Any help would be great. Thanks!
My very first Norse music based album. Hope youll like it