is an enchanting and empowering song reminding us of our indigenous roots in European lands.

The story of the medieval witch hunts has always had a massive impact on my psyche. I wrote this song to honour the wise women whose earth medicine and folk practices were persecuted, silenced and burned.

It aims to help us transmute our grief, reclaim our power, and revive kinship amongst sisters.

It’s a song for healing, re-forming of sacred circles of belonging, and the remembrance of all the medicine we carry within our collective soul.

This song is about the elusive Green Man, the symbol of the male spirit of all nature, written while visiting many old  Green Man carvings in Herefordshire.

In cathedrals and churches all over the UK we see strange green faces, surrounded by foliage, often with leaves spilling forth from his mouth. It's an ancient Pagan figure reminding us of our roots.

I let this energy speak through the song...

One of my 8 Songs Of The Wheel Of the Year.

Lughnasagh is the old Gaelic festival to celebrate the start of the harvest season, it is dedicated to Lugh, the Celtic God Of Light.

This song honours, evokes and encapsulates everything that the festival is about, and how it has been celebrated in the native folk traditions of Britain and Ireland.

My music started with defending the land...

What got me into writing my own music was the road protest movement.

We camped out on the land to protect it from destruction by new motorways.

We sang and played music both to entertain ourselves and to deliver our message of hope and defiance on direct actions.

This sparked my singing, songwriting and mandolin playing.

I lived the outdoor travelling life for about 8 years and then settled in a low impact community in Devon. I’ve written dozens of songs that tell the tales of this magical life path that inspired me so much.

Find out more about my unique story... where we walked around the Westcountry for 7 years with handcarts.