Debut Album

Lÿra Elöwen

Born of Earth — twelve songs about being the one everyone relies on.

Elven Folk Ethereal Indie Neoclassical Dream-Pop
Born of Earth — front cover: a woman standing in a ploughed field at dusk
Front cover
Born of Earth — back sleeve, with the twelve tracks typeset in three parts
Back sleeve

Born of Earth

The field is never empty. It is only resting.

Artist
Lÿra Elöwen
Tracks
Twelve, in three parts
Release
Coming soon
I · What She Gives
  1. Virgo’s Whisper
  2. Born of Earth
  3. The Keeper of Small Things
  4. Take Your Time
II · What It Costs
  1. When the First Rain Comes
  2. One Crooked Line
  3. I Told You in March
  4. What Her Hands Have Mended
  5. The Cost of Being Useful
III · What She Keeps
  1. Let It Stand
  2. Bread, Salt and Silence
  3. The Field Is Never Empty
Lÿra Elöwen
About Lÿra

The actual doing

Lÿra Elöwen writes about work. Not the idea of it — the actual doing: hands in soil, a bent stalk staked upright, a cup left broken in a drawer because mending it would finish something. Her songs are plain-spoken and closely observed, built on harp, cello and a voice recorded near enough to hear the breath.

Born of Earth is her debut: twelve songs about being the person everyone relies on, and what that costs. It moves from what she gives, through what it takes out of her, to what she decides to keep.

TribeVirgo
ElementEarth
GenreElven Folk, Ethereal Indie, Neoclassical Dream-Pop

Influences

Agnes Obel, Loreena McKennitt, Aurora, Jóhann Jóhannsson.

Before the album

Echoes of the Forest — Ethereal Version

Bonus track from A World Forged in Fire. Harp, voice and forest ambience.

Harmonies of the Cosmos

“Virgo’s Whisper” first appeared on the cross-tribal compilation. It opens Born of Earth.

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