Favorites of The White Wolf

Industrial, Folk, Trap

Folk Rock, Medieval Folk, BPM: 92, Vocals: Mixed Male & Female Duet, Key Instruments: Lute, Hurdy-Gurdy, Cello, Frame Drum, Tambourine, Acoustic Guitar, Harp

Bar room, Jig, Bard, Acoustical, Finger picking Lute, Tavern, Folk dance, Drinking song, Haunting, Dark Pop, Harmonies, techno beat, Storytelling, Chant

drum and bass, rock, french house, filter house, electronic, female vocals, D minor

ethereal Witcher-style fantasy ballad in G minor, very gentle & deeply romantic love declaration, deep warm male voice as Geralt softly describing his Yennefer – breathy, fragile, intimately whispered, subtle vibrato, smooth pronunciation no rolling R, light choral echoes for mystical depth minimalist medieval-Slavic instrumentation: flowing harp arpeggios & glissandi as core melody, distant plaintive kaval flute leads, deep hurdy-gurdy sustained drones, soft lute or saz subtle plucking, gentle gusli shimmering harmonics, rhythm simulated only through string plucks, hurdy-gurdy wheel cranks & frame drum soft jingles – no modern drums, no percussion beats, abundant space & pauses, raw organic sound very slow 45–55 BPM, G minor modal ancient feel, long breathing pauses, gentle swells, deeply sorrowful yet tender longing mood, tragic-romantic cursed love tribute, Witcher tavern bard intimacy like a quiet confession by the fire, no lala/scat vocals