White Magic is an American psychedelic folk rock group from Brooklyn formed in 2002. The ensemble is led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Mira Billotte. They achieved professional recognition for their debut recording, the extended play Through the Sun Door (2004). Their recording career includes the track “Don't Need” (2004), featured on the compilation The Golden Apples of the Sun. They released the debut studio recording Dat Rosa Mel Apibus (2006) and the extended play Dark Stars (2007). They recorded the track “Long Time Ago” (2006) for the compilation Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs, and Chanteys. Billotte contributed a cover of Bob Dylan's “As I Went Out One Morning” (2007) to the film I'm Not There. The group was named a best new band by The Village Voice in 2008 and performed at festivals including All Tomorrow's Parties and the Quiet Festival. Their discography includes the extended play I'm Hiding My Nightingale (2015).
