Enchanted Duo – In love with music, poetry and folklore

“We need a sanctuary. Not distractions.” (From Tree Kisses)

Welcome to our creative space!

We’re in love with music, poetry and folklore.
(And well, tech and fantasy geeks too).

We’re Anneli and Nicko of Enchanted Duo,
a mixed art duo, and from the deep Scandinavian
forest we weave new dreams.

Every song, every book is a project, a possibility,
a message and soul medicine. Every word has the
power to change, to grow and to become.
And the best part?
You can do that too.

“Passion cannot be conditioned.” (From Evanescere)

Our music

The path ahead lays obscure, the mist will clear once the next step prompts you forth…

“I’m still wondering” and the legendary day of Tiburtius, said to be the first day of summer and the day the brown bear exits its den.

“I’m still wondering” is a rock tune with influences from folk and Celtic music. Morgan Ågren guests on drums, adding his special flare.

We did the enchanted “I’m still wondering” video premiere in collaboration with ArtRock and check it out.

The bear

The bear symbolises strength and in the music video for “I’m still wondering” it represents the inner battle.

The bear wakes from its hibernation, it stretches and emerges from its den. It comes with wisdoms for the heart and the path ahead. Do you need a bear hug? Are you a mother bear or strong as a bear? Maybe there’s a bear shaman in you?

I’m still wondering where to go from here. A path to be revealed, but first we heal…

A mix of progressive rock, avant-garde, ambient and New Age. The Enchanted Duo music comes with deep messages that you can listen to over and over again.

Our Werifesteria adventure continues with music, spirit animals and stories. The goal? A full-length album, transcendental poetry, art and a fantasy series to take you deeper into our world of symbolism, nature magic and folklore.

It is beautiful. Perfect to listen to and read during ‘me-time’.
– Sabine Ebert-Forbes (About Evanescere)

“We all have moments when a book seems to ’arrive’ out of the blue and somehow you just know it’s meant for you. Evanescere is filled with the most beautiful poetry and passages that take you to a mystical world, somewhere deep inside yourself… Not to mention the CD with the most enchanting music…”

– More to Life Magazine

It’s a different concept about music and life 😀
– Javiver C. Redondo (About Enchanted Duo on FB)

Our books

The Werifesteria Elemental series: Poetry and fantasy inspired by Swedish nature, Norse mythology and folklore.

Queen of mud and time (#3) is available! Let’s explore bear magic and myths from the time of the Vikings, along with regression therapy, wibbly-wobbly time and family bonds. Get it in our shop and on amazon. 🐻🐻🐻

All the Werifesteria books (Tree Kisses, Little bird lost (#1) and The raven in her heart (#2)) are available in our shop and on amazon. 💖💖💖

A lonely bird (read from Little bird lost)

I haven’t read too much fantasy, but I love your story, the language, and the characters. I get the feeling of a young adult love story since the love is given space and is uncomplicated. Would love to have my own Magmus.
– Mari Madsäter-Sellin

“This is the fire balance. If everyone had strong manifested powers, it would create a huge imbalance.
Unfortunately, over time that balance has been ignored and manifested powers are
considered to be a status symbol.” (From Little bird lost)

2 years with Evanescere!!

Let’s celebrate with a brand new paperback and kindle edition on Amazon. Yay!

New to Evanescere? It’s a transcendental collection of poetry, passages and short fantasy stories – all about healing and learning to recognise the true self. Check out Evanescere on our blog for free snippets.

Writing is a way of life. We write to heal, we write to become. Read our articles in More to Life Magazine...

Whether it’s music, poetry or novels. Every time something is set free, and something new is ready to grow.

Writing is a way to finish all the unfinished conversations surrounding us. Read all about it in Anneli’s article in More to Life magazine: “Unfinished conversations”

Or check out Anneli’s “Walking a haiku” for tips on how to make writing a fun practice while taking a walk, and what if you accidently deepened your relationship to Mother Nature…