Enslaved - Release New Song 'Spirit Helper'
Enslaved - Release New Song 'Spirit Helper'
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BloodTears July 02, 2026
Video by Kolibri Media. Wildlife and nature footage from Blackfeet ancestral lands courtesy of Fire In The Mountains.
Kevin Kicking Woman (vocals) expressed, "Songs are the Blackfoot way of knowing. Expressing relationship and responsibility, belonging and accountability. The purpose of this song is having the performative expression giving meaning to life. Connecting to the universes through the cosmos, earth beings, water beings and spirit beings. Spirit helper is the physical documentation in this process."
Ivar Bjørnson commented, "Kevin shared a traditional morning prayer song with us - a deeply personal and spiritual piece that he generously entrusted to me and Enslaved as the foundation for a new composition. I immediately recognised the responsibility carried within that gesture. Rather than simply building around Kevin's contribution, it became important for me to allow the music itself to adapt to the pulse, rhythm, and spirit already present within his song. Over the following months, we worked to find a musical language where these worlds could coexist naturally - allowing Enslaved to remain fully itself while honoring the cadence, emotional core, and spiritual energy of Kevin's prayer. The process was guided not only by the collaboration itself, but also by the encouragement, dialogue, and openness shown by the wider community surrounding the project. Gradually, the song revealed its own identity. That process ultimately became 'Spirit Helper.'
"For us, the song represents far more than a collaboration between artists from different backgrounds. It reflects what can happen when people meet openly, listen carefully, and allow themselves to be changed by the encounter. Ultimately, 'Spirit Helper' is a song about connection - between past and present, traditions and people, and the spiritual and human worlds. For Enslaved, it stands as one of the most meaningful musical journeys we have undertaken."
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