Credits Laughing Little Gods was written to honor the God and Goddess in their child aspects. Alane Crowomyn wrote the “young god” verse for a ritual in our local community that traced the phases of the lives of pagan men and gods. Alane couldn’t find a song for the stage of “divine youth”, so she …
Credits Alane Crowomyn wrote this song while she was serving in the Peace Corps in Peru, in a village in the Andes. It was used in women’s ceremony with kindred spirits she met there. The Moon Goddess in their Quechua tradition is called Kilya. In the Andes, women celebrate the new moon as a time …
Credits Alane Crowomyn wrote this song to honor the gifts of our sages and the elder gods they embody on earth. It was composed with input from Alane’s friend Falco, who provided Alane with an essay on what it’s like to be an old pagan guy, at her request. The song doesn’t rhyme because Alane was …
Welcome supporters! The Crow Women released our 4th album in October 2024. It’s called Pantheon: Honoring the Pagan Divine. Songs explore the many faces of the Goddess, the God, and other sacred beings. We could really use help with the finances. The biggest expense is studio time for recording all these wonderful songs, and preparing …
The days are getting longer. Depending on where you live, the first little green shoots might be poking up. It’s time to celebrate Imbolc! I’m musing about the many Imbolcs our coven has celebrated, in many different conditions. They are priestessed by the out-going Maiden, Mother, and Crone priestesses. (I wrote about the Crows’ priestess …
When it’s time to release a loved one to the Summerland, or heaven, or Valhalla, or wherever you believe we go upon death (if anywhere) perhaps you’ll use my song Web of Wonder in the funeral rite. It’s on the Crow Women’s first album: Crow Goddess. In this post, I’ll tell you the story of …
Honoring our ancestors brings us into deeper connection with ourselves. The song Breaths is an illustration of this connection. As I move into the Crone goddess phase of my lifetime, this song is teaching me how to navigate this journey. Come with me and explore the history of this song and how it reflects Wiccan …
Music and Grief Music is evocative. Music is magical. Music is emotional. It helps us express what we cannot express through words alone. It can help us celebrate our lives. And music can help us grieve. Listen to our Crow Women albums Crow Goddess and Crow Magic, and in almost every song, you will hear …
Credits: Alane Crowomyn wrote this song for the wake of a dear friend and mentor, Albert Webb. Web Of Wonder is track 3 on our album Crow Goddess. You can purchase it here through Bandcamp. The singers on this track are Alane, Anna, Deb, Donamarie, Donna Pauline, Carole, Marilyn, Melanie & Rebekah. The percussion is …
Credits On our album Seasons, we take a journey through the Wiccan Wheel of the Year, and the song At Lammas is our stop on the journey for this harvest celebration. Alane Crowomyn composed this song and made a practice recording of it with crowsister Donna Pauline a few months before Donna passed away. We used …
