“Tales of the Singing Guitars” – Filip Dahl

Rock artist Filip Dahl’s latest EP, “Tales of the Singing Guitars,” is a captivating musical journey. The sonically guitar-driven EP, with its rich and diverse range of emotions, will surely captivate and engage fans of both instrumental and lyrically driven tracks.

Filip Dahl is a masterful storyteller, even without words. The unique way the guitar is played in each song brings the emotions to life, creating a connection that will deeply involve the audience. For instance, the title track, with its soaring guitars and jangly instrumentals, evokes a highly upbeat, exhilarating feeling. “Flight of the Unicorn” and “Elevated to a Higher Ground” paint a more melancholic picture. “Flight of the Unicorn” sounds like it should be a powerful theme track for an iconic action film. Its electric guitar resonates with a nostalgic feel reminiscent of guitar-driven 1980s hair bands such as Scorpions or Guns N’ Roses. 

“Turning Darkness into Light” is an anthem, a testament to the emotional strength of instrumental music. The infectious tune that repeats throughout is bound to uplift listeners. The final track, “Dreaming,” is a soothing journey that evokes the feeling of drifting into a carefree sleep, if only for a moment. The melodic tune played by the electric guitar acts as a driving force, showcasing the power of instrumental music to evoke and amplify emotions. 

Filip Dahl is a composer and multi-instrumentalist from Norway. He is no stranger to the music industry, having been a lead guitarist in various Norwegian bands during the ’70s and a co-founder of the acclaimed Brygga Studio. “Tales of the Singing Guitars” is available on all major music streaming platforms. Check it out now!

Written by Melissa Cusano

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