Hagalaz' Runedance was a musical project led by the enigmatic singer and songwriter Andrea Haugen, also known by her stage name Nebelhexë. The project was conceived in the late 1990s as a means of exploring and celebrating Andrea's deep connection with ancient European spirituality, myth, and folklore. Influenced by Pagan and Nordic themes, Hagalaz' Runedance's music effortlessly wove together traditional folk elements with ethereal ambiances, giving birth to a unique genre often labeled as "Pagan Folk" or "Folk Ambient."

With a discography that includes influential works like "Frigga's Web," released in 2002, Hagalaz' Runedance captivated listeners with its mystical storytelling and serene melodies. The music served as a sonic interpretation of timeless tales and rites, providing a modern expression to ancestral traditions. Prior to that, the 2000 release "Volven / Urd - That Witch Was" continued this thematic exploration, immersing fans in the mystical world of seers and the magic of the natural world. The project's debut album, "The Winds That Sang Of Midgard's Fate," released in 1998, set the tone for the artist's journey through the annals of Northern European heritage, receiving acclaim from both fans of folk music and neopagan listeners worldwide. Andrea's commitment to authenticity and her impassioned vocal performances were hallmarks of Hagalaz' Runedance, making it a significant and influential force in the musical interpretation of ancient European spiritual practices.

Genres

Hurdy-gurdy

Medieval Folk

Nordic Folk

Rune Folk

Latest Release

Frigga's Web

Hagalaz' Runedance

Album - 10 Tracks - Released December 1, 2002