Count on the kingdom that the Prince of Sweden reigns over. His post rock sound is an atmospheric escape, with caveats that sneak into lyrical epiphanies and virtuosic verse writing. There is a lot to learn from any song that he writes. His latest single is called The Electric Blue.
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As the instrumental slowly creeps up, you can prepare yourself for the envelope that will surround you. A two chord change is what dominates the verse section of the song, and the words carry gravity. In this 6 minute storytelling spree, Prince of Sweden has prepared the listener for an emotional circus. There is a pained “know” in his voice, telling a story when you know the conclusion. A joke when you can’t hide the punchline. The chord reminds you that it lingers behind, with all the layers that congregate. There are lead elements that make the effect travel for longer, creating what is essentially a short movie. It is an incredible dive into songwriting, how to captivate the listener while speaking your truth.
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You’re in for a treat of a lifetime listening to this man record his music. It is a slow burn, but you feel good reaching the end. Though it is bittersweet, the sweetness lingers for a moment longer. If You Speak to Her, Tell Her Thanks for Me is another lyrical gem to examine. Listen to his powerful song here and follow him for more music like this!:
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