I've been listening to Finnish music for a while now, a language that really catches my attention because of its unique sound.<\/p>\n
I read a while ago that J.R.R. Tolkien drew inspiration from Finnish (with some elements also taken from Latin) to create his language Quenya, also known as High Elvish. So, a Finnish song is the closest thing you'll ever hear to a High Elven song...<\/strong> A few weeks ago, while experimenting with artificial intelligence, I generated a Finnish song titled \"Revontulien alla\" (Under the Northern Lights)<\/a> on suno.com.<\/p>\n The song is based on Tolkien's stories about the Huorns<\/strong>, tree-like beings who inhabited the ancient Fangorn Forest and who, unlike the Ents, had become feral and could barely speak or move anymore. The song tells the story of a man taking a nighttime walk through a forest in Lapland, watching the Northern Lights and letting his dreams take flight<\/strong>, unaware that these ancient sentinels of the forest are watching him.<\/strong>Here you can listen to the Finnish version<\/strong> (the video has English subtitles):<\/p>\n
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