Where the earth meets the stars, and the soul finds its song.
Enter the Sanctuary
A twelve-minute journey through the history of the Great Plains, captured in one take.
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Ambient layers and soaring vocals.
The sound of the wind in the branches.
"The Black Hills does not speak in words, but in the echoes of the heart. My music is but a conduit for the ancient whispers of this land."
Ready for music to heal your heart? As the sun sets from the dark grief, mourning, and fear we have known these past few years, this Performing Artist, Singer-Songwriter has survived, healed and now thrives with many music dream songs to share.
While living a simple life close to the land, Bunny Sings Wolf has learned to hear the gentle songs in the trees in the sacred Black Hills where, since 1999, over 420 original songs have come to her in dreams. Sent from the heart, many of these songs are played on radio stations and on the web throughout the world.
Her self-taught acoustic guitar and Native American flute playing accompanies a soulful voice sent with respect and conviction that honors Mitakuye Oyasin — (Lakota) all our relations.
Explore Bunny's 10 albums — over 420 original songs of Lakota-inflective folk from the sacred Black Hills. Listen on any streaming platform.
Explore music videos, live performances, and more on Bunny's YouTube channel.
"Bunny's 'Spirit Journey' album carried me through the darkest winter of my life. The Native American flute passages in the opening tracks feel like a prayer rising from the Black Hills themselves. This is music that heals."
"As a Lakota elder, I rarely hear non-native artists honor our traditions with such authenticity and respect. Bunny Sings Wolf walks the path with integrity. Her music at our gathering brought tears to many eyes."
"We booked Bunny for our annual wellness retreat and she absolutely transformed the space. Her acoustic guitar and voice created a sacred atmosphere that our guests still talk about months later. Truly gifted."
"I discovered 'Black Hills Back Roads' on Spotify and now I can't stop listening. Every song feels like walking through the Wyoming landscape at golden hour. Real, honest, earth-connected music."
"We've attended every Bunny Sings Wolf performance in the Hills area for the past five years. Her live shows are even more powerful than the recordings — she shares stories between songs that give each piece a deeper meaning."
"As a sound healing practitioner, I'm very particular about the music I recommend. Bunny's 'Sacred Ground' and 'Prophecy Keepers' albums are staples in my practice. The frequencies in her music genuinely promote healing."
"Saw Bunny perform with The New Christy Minstrels and was immediately drawn to her solo work. 'White Haired Sunrise' is a beautiful album — the Rapid City Journal was right to call it Lakota-inflective folk. A unique voice in American music."
"Bunny's music came to me during a time of great change. The song 'Buffalo Dreams' spoke to something ancient inside me. She truly hears the songs in the trees, and through her guitar, she shares them with all of us."
"Downloaded the Indigenous Healing app and was introduced to Bunny's world. The combination of her original songs, teachings, and wisdom is unlike anything else I've found. This woman is a national treasure."
"I've watched Bunny grow as an artist for over two decades. From her earliest recordings to 'Treaty Lands,' each album deepens her connection to the land and the spirits. Mitakuye Oyasin — we are all related."
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"The melody flows where the heart is open."