Constellation is out!

My new song, Constellation, is out! Save it, like it, listen and enjoy!
I’m working on a full cd that I’ll gradually be sharing songs from in the next few months. I recorded all of these last summer and I’ve been looking forward to sharing them but have been waiting for the right time.
This song was one of many that came to me while walking in the mist of Tilden during covid. So much soul searching! This song is designed to pull you into that creative potential space, activate those gamma brainwaves and help you pinpoint that deep intention you know is in there for you. Artistic intention, life goals, or just bringing awesome ideas into action. Try it out. Music is powerful, and so are our intentions.
Find links to the song on Bandcamp and Spotify.





 New song release and music video drop!



The Raven is a pandemic love story with a happy ending, despite the formidable appearance of the plague doctor's mask, ghostly figures appearing and disappearing, and our association with Edgar Allen Poe's work of existential dread. We may harbor that existential dread, and it might become vivid when the world breaks down in the chaos of what the past 2 years has shown us. But that being said even in the chaos, or possibly especially in the chaos, I am enamored at humanity's adaptability and hunger for meaning. Sometimes people might fall down the wrong rabbit hole, but today I celebrate the way that creativity and the act of falling in love can happen even in dark moments. 
Stay ravenous.
~Check out the song and download it on Bandcamp~

Heather Normandale and Music InPlace present "Raven."Featuring Honey of the Heart on backing vocals, mandolin, and guitar, Paul Sounder on bass, and Marlon Aldana on percussion, Raven was written, produced, and directed by Heather Normandale.
Listen and Purchase Raven here
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 Since the beginning of the pandemic, Music InPlace has supported dozens of music video projects created by Bay Area artists and they couldn't do it without the help of donations from generous people like you.