Felarya anthem?

Normally, I would have put this in the "off topic" section of the forum, but I think this discovery is far too important and therefore deserves its place in the general discussion. maybe some of you have encountered them before, but I think that its in our best interest if we all listen this music band carefully, as they maybe offer a synthesis of felaryan universe and us, as a community xD

so yeah, felarya doesnt really have an anthem or a cult band to follow, so here is my honest contribution to this delicate topic: Vorarephilia!

As soft as satin

significant portions of that song sound like someone is having a very long belching session

Anyway here's my contribution

Hate to burst your bubble, but someone already did some Felarya music:



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(There are more, but they have more of a battle theme feel than an anthem. Still, this guy has some of the best adventure/epic/fantasy music out there! It really gives that Felaryan adventure feel.)

......Okay I've held back but can't not post this:

Granted metal and the like is good music, but not for felarya. I don't really care what the lyrics are too much or the title of the song unless it sounds like something that could fit.

To be fairly honest a celtic song would probably work best, given the overwhelming amount of nature and life in Felarya. I can imagine acoustic guitars as well though, but yeah you mention a felarya theme song and I'd more quickly go back to the classical roots of music than metal and electric based instruments.

Archmage_Bael wrote:

Granted metal and the like is good music, but not for felarya. I don't really care what the lyrics are too much or the title of the song unless it sounds like something that could fit.

To be fairly honest a celtic song would probably work best, given the overwhelming amount of nature and life in Felarya. I can imagine acoustic guitars as well though, but yeah you mention a felarya theme song and I'd more quickly go back to the classical roots of music than metal and electric based instruments.

I can't help but feel that Celtic music would make Felarya sound a tad pretentious, given that Felarya is the most pseudo of 'pseudo medieval fantasies' I've ever seen.

But I certainly agree on the metal though, it's far too voilent and aggresive for Felarya in general.

Of course whats missing from this conversation is the lack of distinction of whereever we are talking about music 'In world' or Music that fits Felarya's tone as a piece of 'fiction'

I can't speak for a singular "anthem", but I feel like if I were to direct an overall musical score for Felarya, it would be very similar to How to Train Your Dragon's music. Between the incredible wilderness vistas and the idea of things that are enemies of humanity not really being that bad deep down, I feel like Felarya and HtTYD hit a lot of the same chords thematically.

XionGaTaosenai wrote:

I can't speak for a singular "anthem", but I feel like if I were to direct an overall musical score for Felarya, it would be very similar to How to Train Your Dragon's music. Between the incredible wilderness vistas and the idea of things that are enemies of humanity not really being that bad deep down, I feel like Felarya and HtTYD hit a lot of the same chords thematically.

Yeah actually nice call...



This?

also here's a cool song: