Raindancer from Raindancer by Erutan

With so many nations without water and a way to water crops, rain equates to life itself in importance. In parched areas, the people, the animals and even the land itself celebrate at the first drops of precious liquid from the sky. This is not a song about a plea to call forth the rain, but rather a song of celebration and dance for when the rain finally comes.

As I recorded this almost two years ago, it is the oldest recording on the album. I wanted to re-record it, but something about this recording, even with all its flaws is very special. Unrepeatable. I decided not to touch it.

Erutan (katethegreat19) is a classically trained singer-songwriter that specializes in a Celtic/Medieval style and plays a plethora of instruments including harp, lute, violin, guitar, hand drums, recorder, pan flute, kantele, dulcimer, etc. to bring her arrangements to life.

She records original songs and in her spare time arranges Celtic-based covers of video game themes.

erutanmusic.com