Frolin – Feels Like Heaven – Skylight Webzine

Nestled in the heart of Norway’s enchanting South-western region, just beyond the charming town of Haugesund, lies an artist who has masterfully captured the essence of his surroundings in a beautiful instrumental track. “Feels Like Heaven” by Frolin is a musical journey that transports listeners to the very heart of Norway’s breathtaking landscapes, as it marries ambient synth pads with the timeless allure of a classic guitar, culminating in a spellbinding neoclassical and nordic folk fusion. The track unfolds like the opening pages of an ancient saga, with ethereal synth pads weaving a gentle atmosphere that mirrors the tranquility of the sea and the serenity of the fjords. These delicate sonic brushstrokes lay the foundation for the subsequent emergence of the classic guitar, a true virtuoso wielding an instrument that seems to echo the very soul of the mountains and forests. As the guitar strings resonate, a neoclassical melody emerges, its notes resonating like whispers of forgotten tales. There’s an undeniable synergy between the guitar’s melodic narrative and the vast natural expanse surrounding the artist’s dwelling. The music sweeps across the listener’s senses like the ocean breeze, evoking a profound connection with the rolling waves and coastal landscapes that undoubtedly serve as Frolin’s muse. The guitar carries the listener through a melodic landscape that is rich in textures and emotions, at times mirroring the vibrant dance of sunlight on the waves, and at others, echoing the solemnity of ancient forests. The infusion of these cultural and musical influences results in a track that transcends mere sound, resonating as an embodiment of the artist’s deep-rooted connection to his environment.