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Oumou Sangare: Moussolou

In the midst of a bleak week, Oulou Sangare’s voice brought shafts of sunshine and warmth. Listening to her debut album, its rich rhythms and feisty vocals, I was lifted out of the challenges of the days for some bright and beautiful moments.

Posted byJosie MoonFebruary 16, 2021Posted inJosie MoonTags:Malian music, Moussolou, Oumou Sangare, Women in MusicLeave a comment on Oumou Sangare: Moussolou

Ms Lauryn Hill: The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

She left a lasting mark on the scene she was so much a part of with her soulful voice, clever rhymes and spiky content.

Posted byJosie MoonFebruary 8, 2021Posted inJosie MoonTags:albums by women, Lauryn Hill, Women in MusicLeave a comment on Ms Lauryn Hill: The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

Madonna: Ray of Light

Did it stand up? Did I dive back in and find it as exciting and engaging as I did all those years ago?

Posted byJosie MoonJanuary 31, 2021Posted inJosie MoonTags:Electronica, Madonna, William Orbit, Women in MusicLeave a comment on Madonna: Ray of Light

Pearl: Janis Joplin

Janis Joplin’s star burned bright and fell too early. Her legacy endures.

Posted byJosie MoonJanuary 24, 2021Posted inJosie MoonTags:Janis Joplin, Women in Rock4 Comments on Pearl: Janis Joplin

Hollowbone: Kathryn Tickell and the Darkening

The vibrant presence of Kathryn Tickell, igniting passion for music, playing so magnificently and being a true Queen of the North thrills my soul and Tyneside is an enriched place for having her in it.

Posted byJosie MoonJanuary 17, 2021Posted inJosie MoonTags:British folk lore, British Folk Music, Kathryn Tickell, Northumbrian musicLeave a comment on Hollowbone: Kathryn Tickell and the Darkening

Horses: Patti Smith

One morning this week, feeling unusually energised in this strange time in our collective lives, I danced to the whole of Gloria, in my pyjamas, shaking my whitening locks and soaking in the raw, energetic brilliance of it.

Posted byJosie MoonJanuary 10, 2021Posted inJosie MoonTags:music, Patti Smith, Romanticism1 Comment on Horses: Patti Smith

Listening to Women

We decided that in 2021 we would have a dedicated list of 52 albums by women to listen to over the course of a week. And I decided that I would write a blog post each week to accompany the listening.

Posted byJosie MoonJanuary 1, 2021Posted inJosie MoonTags:female artists, music by women, women1 Comment on Listening to Women

Join the Sun and Moon Festival for Advent

We are lucky at the Sun and moon festival to have a great team of artists and participants and we prize everybody for their contributions.

Posted byJosie MoonNovember 30, 2020Posted inchildren's fiction, Josie MoonTags:https://www.sunandmoonfestival.org/Leave a comment on Join the Sun and Moon Festival for Advent

For Sale: The Magic Garden; A Covid Christmas: a beautiful and reassuring brand new picture book for children.

Order a limited edition softback copy of this reassuring book for just £7 inc P&P from Josie Moon by emailing: msjosiemoon@gmail.com

Posted byJosie MoonNovember 10, 2020Posted inchildren's fiction, Josie MoonTags:adventure, Chidlren's Fiction, Covid 19, Story1 Comment on For Sale: The Magic Garden; A Covid Christmas: a beautiful and reassuring brand new picture book for children.

Living at the Edges

An hour spent watching the sea is a lesson in accepting change.

Posted byJosie MoonOctober 24, 2020Posted inJosie Moon, The Writing ProcessTags:edges, environment, myth, natureLeave a comment on Living at the Edges

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