Vocal Coach reacts to Heilung - Anoana [Official Video]

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Vocal Coach reacts to reaction to analyses analyzes analysis of breaks down Heilung | Anoana [Official Video]
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Check out Heilung here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heilung
Anoana is composed, written, created and performed by Kai Uwe Faust, Christopher Juul, Maria Franz and our ancestors.
Performed by Heilung
* Kai Uwe Faust - vocals (2014-present)
* Christopher Juul - music, production (2014-present)
* Maria Franz - vocals (2015-present)
The song is produced, mixed and mastered by Christopher Juul at Lava Studios Copenhagen
Guest performances by:
Vocals: Annicke Shireen, Emilie Lorentzen, Mira Ceti
Drums and Percussion: Jacob Hee Lund, Nicolas Schipper
Warrior chanting: Ruben Terlouw, Pan Bartkowiak, Marijn Sies, Gwydion Zomer, Isabella Streich, Martin Skou, Samiye van Rossum, Nadia Kalamieiets, Eadweard Boyter, Nina Cornelia Schilp, Mitchell Bosch, Gwydion Zomer and Katalin Papp
Warriors and percussion recorded at Wisseloord Studios by Fieke van den Hurk and Marie de Koning
Genres: Folk, neofolk, folk metal, ethnic music, industrial, viking, pagan
Origin: International (Germany, Denmark, Norway)
Location and Date
Wisseloord Studios by Fieke van den Hurk and Marie de Koning
Check out Heilung here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heilung
Anoana is composed, written, created and performed by Kai Uwe Faust, Christopher Juul, Maria Franz and our ancestors.
Performed by Heilung
* Kai Uwe Faust - vocals (2014-present)
* Christopher Juul - music, production (2014-present)
* Maria Franz - vocals (2015-present)
The song is produced, mixed and mastered by Christopher Juul at Lava Studios Copenhagen
Guest performances by:
Vocals: Annicke Shireen, Emilie Lorentzen, Mira Ceti
Drums and Percussion: Jacob Hee Lund, Nicolas Schipper
Warrior chanting: Ruben Terlouw, Pan Bartkowiak, Marijn Sies, Gwydion Zomer, Isabella Streich, Martin Skou, Samiye van Rossum, Nadia Kalamieiets, Eadweard Boyter, Nina Cornelia Schilp, Mitchell Bosch, Gwydion Zomer and Katalin Papp
Warriors and percussion recorded at Wisseloord Studios by Fieke van den Hurk and Marie de Koning
Genres: Folk neofolk folk metal ethnic music industrial
Origin: International (Germany, Denmark, Norway)
Location and Date
Wisseloord Studios by Fieke van den Hurk and Marie de Koning
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[@BethRoars]

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[@jamesmacoisdealbhaigh9904]

I'm Irish Celt and every time I listen to this I cannot fight my emotions and tears because this just stirs something very primal and primordial deep within me 💫

[@canale_schlande]

It's more likely that the reason it touches you is modern pop music, since that one is based on the famous four chord song!

[@timosyska9894]

I feel the same way. That song gives me a motherly vibe of secureness and connection with nature and our long gone ancesstors. This "Band" does something to you.

[@benjamintherogue2421]

That was me the first time I heard the music of 'Song of the Sea'. It cut through everything in me and struck right at my core the moment the first notes of the song reached me.

[@VchaosTheoryV]

I couldn't even pronounce your last name so i'll take your word for it lol

[@breakdancinfool]

If you are not Celtic or Scandanavian and are confused by Beth's emotional connection to this music, just please understand that for reasons beyond logical explanation, music like this reaches something deep and ancient in us, an instinct or maybe genetic memory - and fills us with primal feelings of home, longing, and vigor. We all feel "called home" by this music, even if we cant put the feeling to words. I think its embedded in put genes somehow.

[@I_scribbles]

Yes totally agree 💯

[@darthneph4900]

Agreed. What we call society now is abnormal.

[@Jester1411]

i'm not nordic or celtic but still feel this primal call...it's in our genes for sure

[@adamkeane2622]

It's called having a personal connection with folk music. It's a common thing worldwide, nothing special really.

[@darthneph4900]

@@adamkeane2622 oh the expert speaks again. *bows*.

[@koimiesprofeetta4832]

The little girl in this video looks and is about the same age as my daughter Anastasia who is always in the forest. She collects insects, leaves and flowers and calls herself Goddess of Nature.

[@Eclispestar]

For moments I almost thought the child was a boy. That long hair Viking like aesthetic on boys as young as 6. Its a thing. The thing with the bird was sweet.

[@pulkis21]

Maybe she is Goodness of nature

[@PalleRasmussen]

I love your girl without knowing her. Let her roam the forest. It is healthier than a screen.

[@PalleRasmussen]

I am a Man's Man; a Man of action, old-fashioned in the good, non-condemning way. I have been a soldier and carpenter, I do HEMA and reenactment fighting and dared everything. I love this. This is female empowerment. This is the power of strong, free women. May you never have to bend your necks to patriachy again.

[@FrostyCollie]

Have you heard the live version of this that they released a few months ago? The music that Heilung brings to my walks at night is more than enchanting. It's an inspiration.

[@Nefville]

I just left basically the same comment, the live version is somehow even better. I swear when the lights came up at the end I about fell out of my chair I was so blown away. Its incredible.

[@FrostyCollie]

@@Nefville I KNOW, IT'S WILD.

[@tomnagel5769]

As for a artistic expression in music and film, I in 63 years have never been so astonished and captivated by a single piece of art. This is a timeless masterpiece thank you heilung 💖💖

[@timeisnotaline]

I just saw these guys at Kings Theatre in NYC last night, and it was honestly the best show I've ever seen. Aside from the music being absolutely amazing, and trance inducing, the stage show is just as good. I just can't stress enough how special this act is. Definitely go see them if you get the chance!

[@ottobahn]

I saw them with my partner at Keller Auditorium in Portland last year. The ritual was a little over 2 hours and was moving and soothing. We left feeling the most relaxed and at peace we have in months.

[@truthseeker5120]

This song is so beautiful i literally cant hold back the tears every time i hear it (~40 times) and the lullaby part just breaks me.

[@ExiledSpiritunderground]

NO fKN ShiTT MANN,.. MARiA FRANZ VOCALs ARE jUST PURELY TERRifYiNGLY G0RGE0US & HAUNTiNG ON LEVELs i DONT YET UNdERSTANd,.

[@kimdawson892]

As far as the ending, l see it as her drawing in the spirit of the animal and making it part of her own.

[@djopethful]

I’m not from those regions, if anything I’m the furthest away from them but these sounds, they give rise to a primal feeling in my heart, makes me want to rip away from the mundane of city life, rip off my human clothes and run, feel the dirt under my feet and harmonize with the birds as the wind carries my soul forward. I want to be free.

[@TangoOne]

I think this is one of the most beautiful music videos ever made. The imagery and lighting is unparalleled and masterfully edited.

[@HavocParadox]

i always get goose bumps at the transition from a child to adult part in the video.. with her vocals.. i don't know what it is that i am feeling but its so deep and primal

[@UncleTrog]

This song and video especially blow me away everytime I hear it. By the end I'm usually crying, just incredible. Really get's me in the feels.

[@MarkDavidBlack]

As soon as you said "you need to listen with headphones" I knew this would be something special so I immediately switched over to the official video and I must say wow! What an amazing artist! It's my first time listening and I'm blown away! I have no idea what language this is but it doesn't seem to matter. It kind of reminds me of Enya but much more extreme and intense.Wow! Thank you so much for introducing me to such an excellent artist.

[@Eclispestar]

I got it going through a 1980s large size boom box. Speakers as big as ones face. That kicks butt. Might be a bit of loss with the blue tooth cassette I use.

[@billtbodger]

I have loved Heilung since I first heard them, they are wonderful to meditate to and just let your mind go into stream of consciousness, Anoana is magical by itself but the whole album takes you on an amazing journey beyond thought, beyond the cares of the modern world

[@Eclispestar]

I wonder how many of those outfits she has. Or if she tries to keep that one nice.

[@sobek]

The single came out when I drove up to Northumberland..had this sone on repeat whilst driving around Hadrian's wall and to lindesfarne

[@charlesdobbs7989]

Even though I cannot understand her words there's something about this song that moves me so much! I mean it was only till after the song was over that I realized there were tears going down my cheeks. I know that may sound silly, but it's true.

[@kentmains7763]

The production is just stunning, Maria Franz is magical, and the music churns up all kinds of emotions.

[@ernestoelche9161]

Welcome to the respect for our ancestors. As a 50 years old Peruvian I have seen the alienation and corruption of MUSIC by the show business Anglo-Saxon industry model. In this video I see and hear the voice of first nations like Algonquin, Celtics, Gaelic, iris mapuche, inka, tiawanaku the one's that we the PEOPLE have never renegade their wisdom. Thank you so much Beth.

[@perberger809]

You forgot Scandinavians (Germanic), this is our culture after all (Heilung). We're not Celtic or Gaelic.

[@ernestoelche9161]

@@perberger809 yes you're probably right. I'm from peru and of course my vision of the world has limitations, thanks to you Per Berger I learned something today.

[@Eclispestar]

Meh. Just miz everyone up and sing coca cola theme songs. All diversity becomes 1 world all people. A claim all culture as yours. I put being a native American on my collage application. You wouldn't believe the scholarship letters I got. Honestly if you dont reach back and hold on to something from the past. All you will have is WAP to listen to.

[@ballsofdoom3124]

This gives me chills. I mean like, a crazy all over out of body transcending type of CHILLS! I'm so glad I discovered Heilung. I also LOVE your reactions and your channel is awesome! ❤

[@lauremo4005]

Wonderful reaction to a beautiful, powerful song. I love the end - the merging of the spirit/mystical/nature with the human. Humans are a part of nature, as much as we may try to deny, subjugate, destroy and ignore it. I think that's why this band resonates so much with me because they constantly remind and invoke the positive, life-giving power found in nature. To open to the power in nature is to awaken that power in ourselves.

[@ruisantos502]

Come on guys 763 views only 103 likes (at this time), Beth deserves more support!! Thank you Beth for all your work . I always, always learn something with your videos. Cheer from Portugal and again thank you!! P.S.: Heilung are freaking awesome.

[@Eclispestar]

I proudly was #500

[@robertmiles2735]

I've loved this band since I first heard them but I watched the premier of this song and dang it hit a spot in me

[@mikebunner3498]

This piece touches something DEEP inside of me. I am in part Scotch-Irish! so this feels like the music of my ancestors. My elders and I am their seed. We live on! Beth my dear this is your channel. Do whatever you like. We are the student and you are our teacher. Part of a cult, I think of like we are part of tribe/ a clan. Yes my dear, this is a journey. A verbal trip. SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!! Epic! Thanks.

[@henrikmac]

Brutus the muskoxe!

[@svperstar]

song/video of the year, imo

[@stefanrorick4178]

I saw Heilung two weeks ago thanks to this channel and it was a life changing experience! Such a special group! Thanks Beth Roars for highlighting all kinds of music!

[@ulventorden5293]

Saw them live a few months ago and I promise it's so much better. Such an amazing experience

[@matth2214]

Just saw this show at Red rocks in Colorado. Very cool and under a full moon

[@PeteOdeath]

Yes been waiting for this one! ❤️

[@Nefville]

I love this song, I LOVE Heilung and the live version at Lifa was even better. Maria goes up an octave at the end and it's blow you away amazing. I have to see a ritual as soon as possible.

[@RolfMeyer-cl7ou]

I mean first the Video, and then the liveversion. The understanding is much better

[@hexsing2760]

Always love your reviews.

[@fatalrob0t]

This song makes me cry every time i hear it. I especially love the er... kulning? The herd calling.

[@Chromeman]

08:10 It is not a bison, it is a muskox. That part might have been filmed in the Dovrefjell area in Norway, the only place they live wild here in Europe

[@MrDslacker]

And even though it is called an ox, it is actually a member of the sheep family. Living wild in Greenland.

[@Chromeman]

@@MrDslacker Yes, and the around 300 that lives in Norway today are descendants of individuals who were brought from Greenland in 1947. They lived here in Norway up until the end of the last ice age.

[@tadhggoreyoneill13666]

I'm an Irish Celt and this song brings me to tears

[@mikebunner3498]

The scenery in this video is amazing! So beautiful.... It reminds of my home state of West Virginia. Not the ocean/ beach scenes, of course. But the fog & hills YES! Take care and have a great year!

[@markbennett6367]

That was amazing and beautiful imagery... Thank you Beth...... ..Much later..Listened to it a second time when I got home through the headphones, and it sounds phenomenal.. Quite emotional...

[@Eclispestar]

I have enjoyed a lot of their older albums ill need to give this one a go. Thanks Beth for the video. I like your Roor contant as well.

[@heavenwithin81]

This song is a sound healing elixir to me. That is exactly how to feels to me.

[@Ishanaroya]

This whole album is such a journey. Great reaction!

[@MainelyW212]

That song brought me to my knees… POWERFUL.

[@f1rehawk99]

This song will always send chills across my entire body

[@jasonford8962]

Their music always touches my soul.

[@mg6790]

The video is absolutely wonderful, the music, the vocals and it captures the magic when a life comes into the world.

[@mg6790]

It's one of the best groups I know, absolutely wonderful

[@ericnorteman5341]

Love your show. is a very powerful and its nice to see some one understand the music. Thanks Beth.

[@amykrizaj3270]

Hi! I’ve grown up knowing I have Italian, Greek, Turkish, Austrian, Croatian, Slovenia and Hungarian blood, but have always felt so drawn to old Nordic music and culture. My uncle just did a DNA ancestry test and it came back with Scandinavian blood, and I think that’s why I literally feel at home and get goosebumps when I listen to this music.

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@Peter-oh3hc]

I rarely view reactions to things I don't know. I was born and raised in the USA, but mom was from Norway. This looked Scandinavian so I clicked. Very glad I did

[@Kraakesolv]

The singer is indeed Norwegian, the other two members are German and Danish.

[@deeliciousplum]

Beautiful. 🌺

[@highborn18]

I heard it live the other days and it's incredible that way!

[@weakestlink41]

Wonderful, wonderful, insightful commentary.

[@BethRoars]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Seven50ml]

I also feel a connection to this. It's like a long forgotten dream

[@daviddalke926]

I get to see them live tomorrow - 9/15. I can't wait.

[@mysticmike9778]

So kind of song that grabs you by the lizard brain. Very tribal. Something stirs up emotions whether you understand the lyrics or not.

[@dougel4709]

My favorite Heilung song so far. I'd have never found Heilung if not for my new found obsession with music reactors. Hi Beth!! New subscriber here. You came highly recommended by The Charismatic Voice. I'm looking forward to exploring much more of your content!!!

[@billspivey6919]

Beautiful

[@magicbrownie1357]

They truly are spell binding. Amazing band.

[@natashahipperson8604]

It was just confirmed my dad's family is preety much full Irish and my birth mum is English with mixed Celtic heritage This music hits my soul

[@princealigorna7468]

I haven't listened to the album yet, but I got my copy of the limited edition the other day. Comes in a beautiful hardbound, gold embossed book with the lyrics written in runic (Futharkian to be exact. These are the runes most people know because they're the ones the Vikings used, but other tribes had other variations. The Saxons used a variation called the Futhorc, for example) and then these long, detailed notes about the meaning of each song. They were also kind enough to leave a translation of the runes in the opening pages. One of the best special editions I've gotten in a long time.

[@Eclispestar]

Other songs on the album are a bit weird. Some better others seems like story telling. But not in a language most would understand

[@jasontaboada6855]

Thank you so much Beth! I loved your talk with Jonas Lorentzen. I hope you are able to some of Heilung's new tracks: Asja, Tenet, or Nesso (which I find incredibly moving).

[@jamesducey2685]

Your comments truly add to the realization and understanding of this grand presentation.

[@insaned4666]

Just saw them perform in Detroit the other day. Life changing experience! This song was amazing live. Better than the studio version dare I say.

[@sambriggs7366]

Just recently found the magic of heilung, and it's amazing! Words can't explain it.

[@kianadk]

Heilung taps in to the very essence of who we really are as humans.

[@njackson8715]

Anoana is the gaurdian/protector of nature and apparently this is going to be continued..

[@DestinationUnknown4x4]

The quiet part was even more magical live. Absolutely incredible!

[@goeranm55]

So lovely to hear this. I remember when you reacted to Trodlabundin with and by Eivor Palsdottir three years ago, and really connected with that music as intense as you do now to the same cultural background. Amazing! Can I just add some points that are important in seeing this? The most important being that the child is born under an eclipse (seen in background several times). After the birth you see a circular path of darkness which is one of the possible destinies for the child, and it scares the mother. According to previking believes they (those born under eclipses) had very special gifts: hamnskifte (= the ability to change appearance), age shift, talking to animals, healing (of the bird) etc The previking time and it's religion in nordic countries is much more female oriented than the religion in the later years (with viking gods like Tor and Oden... ). Also healing of the bird. They sing in a reconstructed version of the previking proto norse language.... The bracteates are the starting point for this tale, because they are one of the few "written" recordings of this language. But Sweden and Norway are also full of drawings (hällristningar = rock carvings) as memory of them. Example en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Carvings_in_Tanum Caveat: I did publish similar comments to other reactor earlier, but I do think this is important in order to appreciate it

[@terrigough9679]

Love it

[@robgerhardterellen1488]

Healing for your ancient soul.

[@xiao-mitsuya]

I am in no way connected to this culture, im Mexican but whenever I listen to this type of music I get emotional even tho I don't understand what their saying, I very much like listening to it, it's very idk soothing?? Idk how to describe it, it makes me feel calm but emotional at the same time??? Does that make sense???

[@tylerbuckley2092]

And the picture at the end is elder furthark runestave the way vikings communicated like a alphabet

[@jasontaboada6855]

Spelling out "Anoana"

[@SunyCartoons]

I love the music video, it's like a movie

[@Leofrith]

It always amazes me how anyone from the Celtic/Western Germanic world (Myself included) have a very emotional response to Heilung....It is beautiful

[@jamc1978]

I have found this group recently and love the way they get that spritual and tribal sense, love the celtic and nordic cultures, not get any word because I am latin and spanish speaker but sound so beautiful, catch the mother nature escence, love it conect me with my tribal spirit, I dont know why but I like to listen this group with a glass of fine red wine and a table of delitious cheeses, just beautiful!👌🏻

[@mikeconway9849]

A very haunting and beautiful song! The imagery and visuals are fantastic. This song brings American Indian vibes to my mind even though the setting is ancient Northern Europe. Fantastic reactoin Beth!

[@Nidels]

Hi: The lyrics for this piece are mainly taken from bracteates: golden, circular coins or amulets found in Northern Europe that date from the 4th to 7th centuries CE. They are often fitted with a decorated rim and loop, which indicates that they were meant to be worn and perhaps provide protection, fulfil wishes or for divination. The bracteates feature a very significant iconography influenced by Roman coinage. They were predominantly made from Roman gold, which was given to the North Germanic peoples as peace money. In Anoana, the listener has the chance to delve into a collection of likely encoded spells from the Migration Period and get a touch of magic from the Dark Ages. The intention of the piece is to playfully reconnect to an incantational language of a period where the North was richer in gold than any other region. Our forefathers presumably enjoyed a time of great prosperity and it may make us rethink how dark these ages real Above the sign on the womb of the giving birth mother is probably a painted version of Ægirs Hjelm/Aegishjalmur/Ægishjálmr ("Ægir's Helmet"), which is a symbol described in the Poetic Edda as a symbol of ultimate protection, physical, mental and spiritual referred to as protection against all kinds of fear "Ægir/Ægi" means "Sea" in both dialects of Old Norse and is also the name of the personification of the sea. "Ægir's Gate", describes the eddies that drag ships to the bottom of the sea. Ægir / Ægi has often been described as an old man with a long white beard, and to see him standing still in the water was a bad omen, as he surfaced to drag people and ships to the bottom of the ocean. Ægirs Hjelm is described in the Poetic Edda in a stanza with a shape-shifting dragon, Fafner, whose blood is poisonous. The dragon guards a treasure and, with the help of Ægirs Hjelm's spell, is invincible. In The Galdrabók, the symbol is also described as something "you wear on your forehead, between your eyebrows"). In any case, this must be taken with tweezers since it may be wrong. About the solar eclipse perhaps these images would be connected with the symbol of the black sun. For the ancients, the sun was the source of life, as it provided them with heat and energy. The lack of him was just the opposite. For the ancient peoples, it seems that the periodicity and continuity of day and night made us think not only of the existence of 1 sun, but of two suns, one bright and luminous and the other black. One represented life and the other death. This could be translated as the balance between light and dark and its connection to the world of the dead and the living. In it, the dawn of the day was interpreted as the rebirth of life and its renewal. That is why eclipses were so important for all primitive and ancient cultures: When the sun disappeared in broad daylight, they predicted that eclipses would bring about great changes, or that even in the worst case, the world could come to an end. This is the original letter: [María] Athilr Rikithir Ai Eril idi Uha Ijalh Fahd Tiade Elifi An It Athilr Rikithir Ai Landawariar Año Ana Fahd Tiade Elifi An It Aelwao Ano Ana Tuwa Tuwa Tau Liu Ano Ana Tuwa Tuwa [Kai] UL FOS LAU LAL GWUL PED UL ULD AUL LEI ELw ATH RET LAE TyS Otro REI GUI AU AU LA OA SEJS ZUL AU AL HaR HaS Ka TIL AZ Ha IR EL UNOZ LEIT Una DZ GUI UI THUL UHNG Ur OI WHUG DIT La La LIH LaL Ur USK GLa Jue LAL La La La TLG Jue TiL Ur Ur Ur Ur Gel THuL So Oth LAU IA TyL LI RAI WUI IL DAI TU Han UTH A IUr EL AL Dan An ERUI AL EIZ An RA TIU An KU AK The language is proto-norse. The language that the people living in scandinavia during the migration periode spoke in.Pre-viking era. The only words of Anoana's handwriting that are known with certainty is Landawariar (Protector of the land)

[@KSGomez88]

I feel this song in my soul.

[@stanleyarmstrong2898]

The high sounds a re Scandanavuaan cattle calls. Men and women both do this. Anoana calls her spirit animal. The fully garbed Anoana became the birds, the Buffalo, and other spirits. She is, after the merging, a powerful shaman.

[@jameszimmerman9972]

Just Saw them on Tuesday. Unreal.

[@pageje67]

I'm not Celtic or Scandanavian but when I'm listen Heilungsong they reach my soul. I live in Québec (Canada province) and our traditional music and also our amazing first nation music are really connected to Heilung music. Maybe is because we are living in a north country but this music felt me part of their culture. They express the soul and the root of the real Earth music.

[@hendrikring3951]

Mother Whispers to the sleep, really lovefully songwriting

[@blutigesnackensteak4706]

I mostly like the heilung videos. And what i really like is that you pause the video at the right moment. this is how a reaction should be:) Thank you

[@yarsheets4572]

That was awesome. I'm checking these guys out some more. I think that was a musk ox she was running headlong into at the end.

[@jivepsilocybe993]

Maria he's real magic in her voice I swear it

[@Kraghen666]

Heilung is a local band here in town, nothing but amazing \m/

[@Eclispestar]

Must be a fun town. All mud huts and livestock. You still ride horses?

[@darthneph4900]

I'm seeing them in Los Angeles on the 27th. I cannot wait.

[@shirleynoble685]

Beautiful! I immediately thought Scandinavian but there was a time when the cultural type artifacts could have been found across a wide swath of Northern Europe. If you are not familiar with it, the Gundestrap cauldron, famous example of Celtic art, is worth a look. The horned figure (god? shaman?) is the center of the composition on one side. The end sequence was certainly enigmatic. I did not think the intention was a headlong (and fatal) collision. A rather extreme way of becoming one with the animal. It occurred to me that the intent might be a vault such as those seen in a formal setting on the walls of Bronze Age Knossos on Crete. Overall a great production with much to reflect on in addition to the music.

[@Eclispestar]

Well running head long into a challenge is a bold statement in its self. For many fear and timidity has been haunting them. Might be time for some bold head rushing.

[@hostetler125]

A hug of frequencies seems to be a most fitting description of both Heilung and this song

[@susannradal9303]

Maria is using kullning to create the tones

[@billspivey6919]

Yep

[@Leugim599]

¡Me encantas!

[@saschahoppe4833]

The song is magic. But check out this video. Its pure art how it transforms the music to an emotional experience. It fits so good to the sound.

[@TheErikBallew]

Gotta check out Asja from them too!

[@mikebunner3498]

I must agree with BDF below in that this music touches our soul. It is part of us and we are part of it. This is my newest most favorite video and NEW artists. At least they are new to me. Too many people these days forget that we too are animals.

[@DrCrimp-sg5pb]

You definitely should listen to their song NESSO… it’s incredible . A journey

[@kenaustinardenol1338]

I was looking for some background information about a french singer called Mira Ceti and there was a link given to Heilung. Anyway, interesting artist for you to listen to with songs as Uriat and Esker Mila

[@peo4989]

Peo för 1 timme sedan (redigerad) Cheers from Sweden. I remember when i first heard their music it was a torch lighted up inside me. I just got mesmerized like if i knew this kind of music. Years before i had become more spiritual with our scandinavian nature feeling more at peace and at home in a deep forest or big mountain overlook. Its like my primal nature wants to break free the bonds we have in our society. I learned alot too by reading about nature "magic" that there exist leylines and especially in forests with old ancient trees. I actually found a place in southern Sweden were old Fagus sylvatica (Bok-träd) made a perfect ring of trees and in that centre if you sit there its like time and space just disappear and you can really go into a resting trance. Great reaction by you and good explaination of voices. I would probably be called a witch in christian Sweden prior to removal of religious laws :) a few years back lol. Big hug and respect.

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Maria Franz has been around for a decade. Apparently she had to wear antlers to finally get noticed. If you want to see her singing in English check out "The Stage" by one of her other bands, Euzen, at the 2015 Castlefest.