Trondheim, Norway
Filip Dahl’s latest release, “Can You See the World,” showcases a definitive shift towards his prog rock influences compared to his previous blues rock-inspired releases.
The song begins with a gentle introduction of a clean chorused guitar and an electric piano, gradually building up in both intensity and power. The track takes a dramatic turn with a tempo shift in the middle, leading to a heavy and dynamic finish. Overall, “Can You See the World” is a clear indication of Dahl’s evolving sound and musical range.
Release Date: 2023-03-03
Check out Can You See the World here: https://youtu.be/Cy11JDgvI2E
The video contains a variety of old black and white footage of rural nature landscapes, that further emphasizes the theme of the track.
Filip Dahl’s latest release, “Can You See the World”, is a prog rock track that takes a look at the unpredictable future of the world. The track begins softly with a clean chorused guitar and an electric piano, gradually building up in intensity and power before ending with a heavy mode after a drastic tempo shift. The video for the track was filmed by Filip’s wife Hilde Fossum during the recording process and shows him playing various parts of the track in his recording studio. It also contains a variety of black and white footage of rural nature landscapes to further emphasize the theme of the track.
The track was written as an observation of the egos of leading politicians and how they have affected the future of the world. It is a reminder of the importance of leaving a better world for future generations. In his music, Filip Dahl draws on his roots and influences from bands like Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Kansas, Marillion and Dream Theater. He is especially known for his lead guitar work, as it has a distinct style and tone that makes it instantly recognizable.
With “Can You See the World”, Filip Dahl has once again proven his skill as a composer, multi-instrumentalist and producer. The track is a powerful reminder of the importance of leaving a better world for the next generation, and his video has managed to capture the theme perfectly.
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