#witches lullaby

It has been five months since the release of ''Witches' Lullaby: Whispers from the North, South and East'', four years since the release of the first ''Witches' Lullaby'' EP and eight years since the release of the original lullaby included in the ''Macbeth'' soundtrack. You can enjoy all of them together here:

We have two different songs for the end credits, made by our composers Mutato

This one is called Witches Lullaby and we use it at the end of our more lore building episodes. 

Lastly, a few words about the 'Witches' Lullaby: Whispers from the North, South and East' visualizer featuring the talented actress Denise Moreno. We first met Denise in London while collaborating with Theatre Lab Company. Following our theatrical engagement, Denise joined the band, and we performed together at several concerts across Europe, the UK, and the USA. One of our significant early collaborations with Denise was ‘’Psychostasia the Performance’’, presented at the Old Boys Club in Dalston and Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, directed by Anastasia Revi of Theatre Lab Company. Denise is not only an exceptionally gifted actress but also an up-and-coming director. We collaborated on the video with cinematographer Jean Wong and makeup artist Sara M. Argy. Initially, the video was filmed for the piece ‘’Hecate's Wrath’’ from our ‘Macbeth’ soundtrack, but it ultimately transitioned to the ‘’Witches’ Lullaby’’ Projects. Additional footage for 'Whispers from the North, South and East' was contributed by Charlie Dennis; enjoy!

For an enhanced experience, please listen with headphones.

Today is one month since the release of the side-project ''Witches' Lullaby: Whispers from the North, South and East''. Have you found any of the tracks interesting, and if so, what aspects resonated with you?You can listen to both EPs including the original track on Spotify and YouTube.

''La nana de las brujas'' featuring the Spanish artist Priscilla Hernández from the ''Witches' Lullaby'' EP has been shared 105.3K times on Tik Tok! We finished this project during the pandemic but there was enough material for another EP. Since this is actually a side project we didn't feel like releasing a full length album.

From the responses we got the EP has been quite therapeutic for the audience as was the original 'Witches' Lullaby' from the 'Macbeth' album. We finally decided to work on the other four tracks (again with female singers from around the world) and release another EP as a continuation of the first one. Until then, have a listen to the first EP.

‘’Witches’ Lullaby’’ has now more than one million plays on Spotify!

The piece was composed and recorded for the play ‘Macbeth’ which was performed at the Κρατικό Θέατρο Βορείου Ελλάδος / National Theatre of Northern Greece a few years ago.

The response we received from this lullaby inspired us to create more tracks based on this melody thus in 2021 we released an EP with four tracks sung by women of the world: Japanese Hatis Noit, Spanish Priscilla Hernandez , British Victoria Couper & Rey Day and of course Greek Evi Stergiou.

We worked on these pieces during the pandemic, but they were not the only ones…

"Priscilla Hernandez - Yidneth has a great ability to blend her voice in a unique way, creating many different layers of vocals and sounds. Her ability to produce a variety of melodies based on a simple one is extraordinary as you can experience in "La nana de las brujas" the second track of the EP. I must admit that this was one of the most demanding tracks to mix but also one of the most satisfying." Spyros Giasafakis II

You can hear the piece here: https://open.spotify.com/album/10eot69UKYL9lNUiVlti8Q

The mix is almost perfect..."Witches' Lullaby" was recorded in Tokyo/Japan, Navarra/Spain, London/UK and Thessaloniki/Greece.The release is tomorrow only on bandcamp. Everyone can listen to it even without a bandcamp account, just tune in to:https://daemonianymphe.bandcamp.com/

A few days later, it will be released on all digital platforms.

Thank you for your patience