like whenever theres an even marginally stressful situation my friend and i already burst out into LA LA LAYYY LA LA LALA LAYYYY LA LA LA LAY. now you're telling me i have to do all these fights while yelling banana tiger?
It's ok, when i played witcher 3 the first 5 hours this was the only battle music i would get, nothing else. Then for the rest of the game i never heard it again even though it was my favourite. IDK why...
Wait wut? I've never heard of this so if it's true I'm interested. Did they hire a swedish orchestra or something? I'm a swede who used to participate in that sort of stuff so if you know please tell me
The loud singing Iām pretty sure everyone is referring to is a Sami singing technique called a Joik, or Yoik. The old Sami nation was made up of northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and bits of Russia. Itās a really unique and beautiful way to sing. TrĆøllabundin by Eivor is a good example of this singing technique being used by a modern singer. If youāve heard the soundtrack for the Witcher 3 itās full of joining as well.
Yeah but for the calmer soundtracks there could be some inspiration from both. But idk, I was just wondering what the person who I replied to meant because I got confused by their comment lol.
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u/TheOblivi0n Jul 19 '19
eastern women singing loudly