Pagan music - Zorah Staar makes "pagan pop"
Zorah Staar is a songwriter and screenwriter, singer and musician, who makes "pagan pop" or "radically uplifting pagan music that bops you across the dance floor, along with some powerfully loving ballads to catch your breath."
Zorah's songs blend lyrics about love, the earth, Goddess, God, and other age-old pagan themes with wild new pop and rock sounds. Imagine an infectious fusion, joyfully played by Zorah (on guitar and piano) and the other magical musicians on her "pagan pop" CD (Adrian Schamberger, who's played with the Rheostatics and many others, and John Hildebrandt, formerly with the Celtic funk band "Mad Pudding" and Alpha Diallo).
And now there's a new Zorah Staar CD - from a musical movie-to-be called "The Goddess Blew a Bubble" (go to What's New for more screenplay info or listen now to the musical's eco-rocker "Just a tree"). "The Goddess Blew a Bubble" is a radical pop/rock musical for a world in crisis, like "Jesus Christ Superstar" but gone pagan in the Pacific Northwest rainforest. It's an intense but funny, magical story, where a desperate city woman washes up on a tiny freaky island, and if she survives, she'll end up helping save the earth. Ancient, shimmering energies pull her into a mystical bubble universe... and music (chanting, soaring, radically uplifting pagan pop and rock) is leading her home...
We invite you to go to "What's New" to find out more and hear other songs from "The Goddess Blew a Bubble" CD. Or you can listen to Zorah's earlier "pagan pop" CD,, and buy a CD or two if it pleases you. And in the meantime, blessed be to all you beautiful sparks out there, drumming and singing, laughing and loving, healing and growing and transforming our world!
