The Witch

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Wendy DuMond is a songwriter and producer creating music that drifts between folk traditions, psychedelia, progressive arrangements, and dreamlike storytelling. Performing under the name Bog Witch as well as through solo and collaborative projects, her work often explores the lives of women, folklore, memory, environmental themes, and the strange beauty found in overlooked places.

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Her recordings blend organic and unconventional instrumentation — including ukulele, sitar, violin, autoharp, flute, brass, vocal synths, musical saw, and field recordings — with layered production that moves between intimate acoustic textures and surreal sonic landscapes.

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Rather than chasing trends or algorithmic culture, DuMond’s music is rooted in atmosphere, narrative, and careful arrangement. Influenced by artists ranging from Dolly Parton and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young to Cocteau Twins and psychedelic folk traditions, she creates songs that feel both timeless and otherworldly.

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In addition to her solo work, she performs with the Americana trio Blackfoot Daisy, whose dynamic arrangements combine folk, progressive, and roots influences through a richly textured acoustic ensemble.

Her music is available on streaming platforms, Bandcamp, and through independent video releases.

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