Even though Valfar had a very short life, he made a wonderful project full of Nordic beauty in his songs R.I.P. Valfar! It is always a pleasure to listen to these songs.
That caught my attention too but I think he intentionally cut that part out because of giving respect for Valfar's so early death. I may be wrong but that's what I think.
The techno-part? I didn't have enough space on my hard-drive to get the full song saved in so high quality. The file took over 100 GB when I saved it from After Effects
1st of all, the "techno" part, is a part of the song, cutting this part is cutting the song, if you have made music like that you would hate that youtubers permit themselves to cut your work in half for no reason. 2 - a 1to hard drive is 50€ on amazon, a 1to ssd is 100€, its really really cheap, you dont make videos on youtube without having some space on your hard drives, that's stupid, you need to prepare yourself, of course videos takes spaces, its like driving your car without essences...
I've always seen this song as a description of the evolution of an individual soul. Death, both real and metaphorical normally evokes fear and denial. Embracing and accepting death, means being brave enough to push beyond the limits of reality to reach a broader perspective in terms of spiritual evolution, which always involves ego death and freedom from any kind of attachments. Great video, stunning landscapes!
Maybe out of indomitable respect for Valfar´s unfortunate fate. I noticed that too! Cheers from a random Cherokee-Irish guy from Detroit! Valfar is definitely played throughout Amerindian lands!
I'm not sure, I usualy take songs that don't have any detailed and good video to it, be it terrible sound and video quality, or songs I think are interesting which have good background history to it and so on. I will also try to upload songs over various rock and metal genres that I believe everybody should listen to. Do you have any recomendations?
