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Blessed Beltane!For your enjoyment, I submit this extensive playlist to accompany ritual and celebration!We start, as us...
04/30/2026

Blessed Beltane!

For your enjoyment, I submit this extensive playlist to accompany ritual and celebration!
We start, as usual, with songs for deities, which gradually transitions into songs for the fae. Next we have songs that serve as prayers appropriate for Beltane. Then we have Beltane tracks, followed by seasonal and thematic tracks, and closing out with instrumentals. If you just want to pick out the tracks where the party lives, the section between Deo’s Erotas and Dance Around the Maypole are your prime real estate, in my opinion.
As always, the link to the song list is in the comments.

CW: The following three tracks have content that some people might prefer not to hear. I’ve highlighted them in blue on the song list so it’s easier to find them in the playlist.
Maypole Dance – “But do not tell the priest of our art, for he will call it a sin.” Repeated throughout.
Merry Mayfolk – “Jump up and wake the people that the parson puts to sleep.” Repeated throughout.
The Beltane Song – “No sin had yet to touch her.” Repeated twice.
To avoid hearing a track, click the three dots on the left and select “Hide in this playlist”.

Playlist · El Pethybridge · 151 items · 34 saves

03/20/2026
12/20/2025

It's that time of year, when I post Solstice songs! Every one you hear seems to say, "Happy Solstice! May your New Year's dreams come true!"

I have three playlists for you this time; the other two are in comments.
1. The first, Winter Solstice Songs, is Solstice-centric. There are some secular and Paganized classics but nothing that is likely to bother Pagans. (I know some people have Feelings about "Baby, It's Cold Outside" but I've read very convincing arguments in its favor and this one has a fun twist. Hit "Hide Song" if you're not a fan.) This playlist is meant to be played in order but you can shuffle it if you feel the need to mix it up.
2. The second, Yuletide Vibes, was originally made for a mixed gathering of my Pagan, Christian, and agnostic friends and family. I've also added some Chanukah and Kwanza songs to make it more broadly welcoming but I'm on the hunt for more because they're vastly outnumbered. This one is meant to be played on shuffle.
3. The third, Christmas Nostalgia, I made as a gift to my mom a few years ago. It's Christmas songs she and I listened to when I was a kid. I think anyone who has fond memories of the Christmas Classics will enjoy this one. It can be played with equal enjoyment, imo, in order or on shuffle.
The only one I've made a song list for (see comments) is Winter Solstice Songs because it's the one meant to be played in order and/or picked apart for the pieces that most suit your purposes.

I hope y'all enjoy and that your Solstice weekend is merry and bright!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4HBusYg837QskOOWJ6cw19?si=891de3cc483a40c5

Playlist · El Pethybridge · 117 items · 130 saves

Blessed Samhain!As always, I submit for your listening pleasure this Samhain playlist. while the majority of the playlis...
10/31/2025

Blessed Samhain!

As always, I submit for your listening pleasure this Samhain playlist. while the majority of the playlist is arranged as usual, the instrumentals section is a little different than my other playlists. Rather than being arranged by musical flow, they're arranged thematically by title, part of which tells a story. Full song list in comments.

May you find what you seek on this day outside the year.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/74FphDfOjlkri6vDzxEL5O?si=01d18569d7f647ee

Playlist · El Pethybridge · 188 items · 14 saves

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