Chill Out With This Ambient Cover of “Song of Storms”
Posted on June 21 2018 by Kat Vadam
The “Song of Storms” is a simple tune woven throughout the Zelda series, yet playing it can have some powerful effects. It’s a song to make the windmill go faster and drain the well in Kakariko Village, to return the Ikana River’s flow, to call forth rain and fairies, and to make the seeds grow. It’s a song to… put you to sleep?
Musician and avid Let’s Player Celestial Fury may have found a way to do just that, and friends, that’s not a bad thing. By slowing the tempo, layering in a piano’s melody and a steady beat, and putting this beloved song through a synthesizer, this ambient synthwave cover brings forth the rains in a very chill manner. Refreshing and soothing, we are presented with feelings of gentle rains on a warm spring night.
So go ahead. Relax. Make it rain.
What do you think of this cover? Let us know in the comments below!
Kat Vadam is a mother of one, proud cat mom, and wife to someone far nerdier than she could ever hope to be. She also works by day as an analyst, writer, and editor. Here at Zelda Dungeon, she is the Head of Social Media and a copy editor, though she still enjoys occasionally writing things. Someday, she plans on giving up all her worldly possessions to move to the forest and become best friends with a korok. Were it so easy.
