I’ve Forgotten Now Who I Used to Be collects extraordinary field recordings made at Ghana’s infamous “witch camps” – settlements where women accused of witchcraft can find safety and community. Recorded at multiple locations in Ghana, the songs featured on I’ve Forgotten Now Who I Used to Be are largely “instant compositions,” created using objects from the immediate environment for instrumentation – corn husks, a tea-pot, tin cans, tree limbs, and a balloon. Hailed as the modern heir to the legendary ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax, Ian Brennan has amassed one of the largest and most diverse bodies of field recordings in history, helping give voice to the voiceless!

Tracklist:
A1 I Must Build A New Home
A2 Hatred Drove Me From My Home
A3 Wizard Drum
A4 Protection
A5 Witch Song
A6 I Am A Beggar For Home
A7 Only God Can Judge Me
A8 I Was Accused
A9 Everywhere I Turn, There Is Pain
A10 Hunted
B1 We Are No Different Than You
B2 Love
B3 I Have Lost All That I Love
B4 When I Was Ill
B5 You Didn't Come Visit Me
B6 Love, Please
B7 Abandoned (Forced Into A Life Of Prostitution)
B8 If The River Runs Dry, The Canoe Cannot Rise
B9 I Trusted My Family, They Betrayed Me
B10 There Are No Promises In This World
B11 Left To Live Like An Animal