Ian has written some very Wiccan songs, even though he's no longer Wiccan (he's a Druid). He also sings traditional folk songs, and often performs with Moira Kyteler. Ian's voice is rich, strong and sensitive. Highly, highly recommended.

About Ian: http://www.adf.org/identity/bios/ian-corrigan

Buy his music from: the Association for Consciousness Exploration

Discography
Starwood Memories
Songs of the Wheel
Ian Corrigan: Live at Starwood
Once Around the Wheel (spoken/sung)
The Hub of the Wheel (spoken)
Beginning Practical Magic (spoken)
Basics of Ritual Worship (spoken)
The Cosmology of Wizardry (spoken)
Sacred Fire, Holy Well (spoken)

Lady Isadora has a high, rich soprano voice, she writes good stuff, occasionally including some excellent guitar riffs. Content ranges from Arthurian ballads to vegetarian anthems.

About Lady Isadora: http://www.stuorg.iastate.edu/pagan/wiccanet.htm (scan down about halfway)

Buy her music from: Circle Sanctuary or Earth Tones Studios

Discography
The Witching Hour - with Lord Pan (1981)
Priestess of the Pentacle (1991)
Queen of Earth and Sky (1991)

Ruth and Cyntia have been writing and recording Goddess music for a long time. Their first two albums "Aeolis" and "Music of the Rolling World" have just been released on a single CD. Sweet voices, dulcimer playing and pleasant lyrics grace both original and traditional songs.

About Ruth and Cyntia: http://www.aeolusmusic.com/

Buy their music from: Barrett and Smith Recordings

Discography
Aeolus (1981)
Music of the Rolling World (1982)
Deepening (1984)
Parthenogenesis -- Ruth Barrett only (1990)
A Dulcimer Harvest -- instrumental (1991)
The Heart is the Only Nation (1993)

GWYDION PENDDERWEN (Folk)

Gwydion Pendderwen was the bard of the Church of All Worlds in the 70's and co-founder of the Faerie tradition of Witchcraft; his two groundbreaking albums "Songs for the Old Religion" and "The Faerie Shaman" have also just been released on a double CD-set. The sound isn't so good, but the songs are worth knowing and hearing.

Buy his music from: Serpentine Music

Discography
Songs for the Old Religion (1975)
The Faerie Shaman (1983)

Kiva is just wonderful! A bunch of women and a few men doing music for the Gods. Woo.

About Kiva: http://www.kivasong.com/

Buy their music at: Serpentine Music

Discography
The Healing Art (1990)
Renewal -- with Robin Burdulis and Barbara McPherson (1991)
Alchemy (1992)
Mother Wisdom (1994)
Finding the Balance Within (1995)
Live at the Forest Inn, Volume 1 (1997)
Fairy Gifts -- Celtic Folk Tales as told by Morganna Davies, with music by KIVA (1998)
KIVA's Excellent English Excursion (1999)
Songs of Mysts and Moon -- with Amergyn (1999)

Craig is my favorite find of 1999. A friend dubbed him the "Don Henley of Pagan music." Buttery voice, excellent production and thoughtful lyrics make this a must-have. Craig, do more stuff!

About Craig: http://www.craigolson.com/

Buy his music from: Mud Bay Music

Discography
Mud Bay (1998)
Beyond the Cedar Moon (1999)

Fritz is the co-caretaker of the Witches' Voice web site. His folk-rock-blues style is unique and enjoyable -- definitely worth a listen.

About Fritz: http://www.dreamroads.com/cfotd.html

Buy his music from: him (currently sold out)

A *great* Pagan band from Australia! Their most recent third album, "Magick," has just been made available in the states.

About Spiral Dance: http://www.ozemail.com.au/~spiral/Buy their music from: Serpentine Music

Discography
Woman of the Earth (1996)
Over the Nine Waves (1998)
Magick (1999)

Jennifer Berezan writes and performs some really beautiful Pagan music; "She Carries Me" includes actress Olympia Dukakis reciting the Charge of the Goddess! Her style ranges from folk to pop to ambient.

About Jennifer: http://www.rahul.net/hrmusic/artists/jbart.html

Buy her music from: Harmony Ridge Music

Discography
In the Eye of the Storm (1988)
Borderlines (1992)
Voices on the Wind (1993)
She Carries Me (1996)
Refuge (1997)
ReTurning (1999)

Dar Williams is not very Pagan, but her song "The Christians and the Pagans" on the Mortal City album is worth the purchase. She's one of my favorite singer-songwriters. You can find her music at most music shops.

About Dar: http://www.darwilliams.com/

Buy her music from: any mainstream music store like CDNow

Discography
I Have No History (1990)
All My Heroes Are Dead (1991)
The Honesty Room (1995)
Mortal city (1996)
End of the Summer (1997)
Cry Cry Cry -- with Lucy Kaplansky and Richard Shindell (1998)

Todd Alan's "Carry Me Home" has a great selection of "Pagan classics."

Leigh Ann Hussey used to do more pop-y folk-y stuff, but now she's with Annwn, a Celtic rock band.

About Leigh Ann: http://www.elfhill.com/

About T. Thorn: http://members.aol.com/ivod/newday.html

70's Brit folk-rock; many Pagans swear by it (especially "Songs from the Wood").

Mothertongue has a great selection of choral Pagan music, including an excellent CD "This Winter's Night" with a dozen selections for Yule. "FireDance!" is also really good.

About Mothertongue: http://www.earthspirit.com/mtongue/mothertongue.html

If you like gospel, or even if you only like it a little, Charlie Murphy and a gospel choir did an excellent album of Pagan chants: "Canticles of Light." Highly recommended.

Reclaiming has several good CDs, including "Second Chants" and "Let it Begin Now," and a brand new one, "Through the Darkness," which I don't like quite as much but is still good.

About Reclaiming: http://www.reclaiming.org/about/music.html

Robert Gass and the group On Wings of Song has a very worthwhile album of chants from many cultures called "Ancient Mother."

Moving Breath does well-produced work.

About Moving Breath: http://www.sevensouth.com/recordshop/MovingBr/SheChang.html