: The "bell-like" voices of Fiona Rüggeberg and Katja Moslehner lead the performance. Album Context and Reception Federkleid
: The video showcases the band’s signature use of traditional and medieval instruments, including the Celtic harp, nyckelharpa, and hurdy-gurdy. FAUN - Federkleid (Offizielles Video)
: Described as a mix of folk, medieval sounds, pop, and electronic elements, the track features melodic flutes, harp, and a climax centered on a virtuoso hurdy-gurdy (Drehleier) solo . : The "bell-like" voices of Fiona Rüggeberg and
The "Federkleid" official music video by the German band is a central piece of modern pagan folk media, released in late July 2016 as the lead single for their ninth studio album, Midgard . The song and its opulent video are deeply rooted in northern mythology and the pursuit of freedom. Video Production and Visuals The "Federkleid" official music video by the German
The music video was filmed at the in the Teutoburger Wald, a massive 80-million-year-old sandstone rock formation and significant cultural monument in Central Europe.