Divine Feminine EP

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Sister Sorcha Stahl kicks off the "Divine Feminine EP" with this Irish folk influenced ballad. As the unofficial face of NCM's female artists, it only made sense for her to have the lead track on the first Neon Cathedral Music release focused entirely on our female members.

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This track recently debuted with a wild and energetic music video with Sister Funk performing in a cathedral setting, and Saint Boogie laying down some serious saxophone fire!

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Sister Stahl sings about what sounds like some sort of romantic liaison which perhaps becomes something more. Who is she singing about? What is the train she mentions having boarded where the song takes place? 🚂

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Sax Dream is a unique song in the NCM library. It's notable for featuring Sister Funk Sr on lead vocals, after extended absence from recording. The music video also depicts her return to the stage, and a much requested collaboration between she and her daughter, Sister Funk. Many thought the two would never share a stage, as it was thought that Senior had retired from live performances. The sultry jazz and R&B track is also notable for featuring a mean sax solo by none other than Saint Boogie himself! Saint BG appears on the studio version of the track and in the music video for the song.

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Sister Sorcha sings about the rigors and loneliness of life on the stage, while trying to build meaningful, lasting relationships in her personal life. The tensions and insecurities she has experienced led to this song.

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This heavy metal track was Hayley Raynes introduction to the world as a new member of the Neon Cathedral Music collective! The track debuted as a music video featuring Hayley performing the song with the core NCM band backing her up. However, her version of the track has not received a proper release until now. (An alternate version featuring Saint Boogie on vocals appeared on the band's "Origami Love Machine" album.)