Putting the "Witch" in Your Playlist This Summer

Healing Chant by Bunny Lo (female chorus and chanting)

Mother Earth by Karliene

Mother I feel you by Windsong (female vocals, drumming)

Hekate, by Ann Danzza (guitar, drums, male and female vocals)

Karliene - Dance with the Fire (female vocals, piano, drumming)

Earth My Body, Water My Blood (female tribal vocal joined with drumming and male voices - becomes a chant)

Song of the Witches by S.J Tucker (light-hearted female vocals with male voice accompaniment, guitar)

Solitude by Blackbriar (pagan folk/rock with haunting vocals and wood instruments, lyrics about past lives and enduring love).

Anything by Stevie Nicks (of Fleetwood Mac fame) Blues/pop band with the legend. The lyrics to "Bella Donna"  (rock with lyrics hinting at witchcraft and herbal lore) include: 

And the lady's feeling

Like the moon that she loved

Don't you know that the stars are

A part of us

And the lady's feeling

Just like the moon that she loved

Ancestors, by Lindie Lila (female vocalist with a ghostly/spirit theme)

Ancient Mother by Robert Gass (female vocals, nature sounds, women chanting)

Blackbriar - I'd Rather Burn (Lyrics about returning after death-by-fire)

The Earth, The Air, The Fire, The Water, Return (female vocals/chant song)

"I Kiss The Night" by Dana Gavanski (folk guitar with a darling melody and lyrics about the Moon)

I Kiss The Night (lyrics)

holding up to things

i've built a fortress in my mind

take apart the thoughts

and leave the furthest far behind

and i needed you to help me

but every night i put myself to sleep

it's just the moon that i see

hey hey ha ha ho ho

hey hey i kiss the night

hey hey ha ha ho ho

hey hey i kiss the night

milk-white words of love

falling on your sleepy hair

draw a picture of the faces

that were never there

and i looked for you to help me

but every night i put myself to sleep

it's just the moon that i see

hey hey ha ha ho ho

hey hey i kiss the night

hey hey ha ha ho ho

hey hey i kiss the night

Willow's Song (a Pagan maiden's ballad from the original 1973 movie: Wicker Man.") 

Mother Of Darkness by Circle Of Women

May The Circle Be Open (female choir vocals, Pan flute)