Here is our original song, "Boic Bravesoul!" We hope you enjoy it:). Also, check out this petition started by one of our fans to have us do some music for the new LOTR series by Amazon! bit.ly/32ZgzSo
Long gone are the days of battles, glory and honour. The world of present is but a facade of deceit and treachery. But you, Clamavi De Profundis are bards of this age. Continue to sing these sagas of glory...you have my gratitude.
What I found poetic was that the great hero was a blacksmith. Because the flaming demon would seem unassailable to the usual glorious warrior-hero, as their armor would offer no protection. But a blacksmith is used to working by the searing-hot fire of the forge, and is not afraid of it. Soot-stained blacksmith's hands were what was needed to destroy the flaming manifestation of greed. Amazing piece.
There's a second layer, too. You said it yourself, though I don't think you realized it. The blacksmith's hands were soot-stained; Boic knew hard work, and knew it well. Blacksmithing is long, difficult, and sweaty work. They needed someone who knew hard work, sweat, exhaustion, and soot-stained hands to destroy the flaming manifestation of greed.
I am amazed by the fact that you came up with a song where a gemstone is used to defeat a demon and made the moral of it "wealth is meant to serve a need". It's genius.
Human: Hmm that last one sounds quite impressive though there is no way that any who lived would have ever thought of such a thing the dwarf who did must have been a rather crafty one
Boic Bravesoul : " *Our wealth is found inside the soul* " The song of Hammerdeep : " *For wealth is found inside the heart* " The dwarf of Hammerdeep learned well. Boic should be proud of his people
what no!? this is why the dwarves of hammer deep and the bravesoul clan are still at war with each other over the grudge of where true wealth comes from, the soul or the heart.
Gandalf: "This foe is beyond any of you. Run!" *Boic Bravesoul pops out, hammer in one hand and diamond in the other* Boic: "I've got this covered, all of you run!"
"Where wealth is meant to serve a need" I agree, that's how it should be. Diamond works well on a stonecutter's blade, and gold makes exceptional electrical wire, as well as atomic radiation shielding. Silver reflects light with nie unmatched proficiency, and should be used to light even the deepest mines, from the top of a mountain tower that reaches past the clouds, so that the sun it reflects is all day long, uninterrupted. Iron Ore has many more uses than ruby gems, and as such, should be valued more. But the most Valuable treasure is within the heart of any honorable Dwarf, or man or elf or orc or goblin, for that matter; any race can forge valuable treasure within their soul, if they are to truly want to.
Ironically most metals that were considered 'valuable' in the past didn't have much practical value until technology developed enough to make use of them in any significant fashion. A good example of this is the history of platinum because it was initially considered to be an impurity of gold by the Spanish (it's name came from the Spanish term for little silver). It was often simply thrown away and there was a heavily enforced law against mixing platinum with gold. Not until much later did people realize that its unique chemical properties made it one of the most valuable metals on the planet for all sorts of applications that wouldn't have existed at the time.
@@ladvargleinad7566 it is not a matter of will. Tolkien took his time on philosophy of his books and was thinking about creating an isolated village of orcs that are not corrupted to the deeps of their souls yet he rejected that idea. Why? Because it absolutely opposes the concept of evil in other books. Orc are by their nature evil creatures not capable of goodness and at best they can stay wild. Incorporating liberal ideology "everyone is good, everyone is equal" into Tolkien books is disgusting and is a sign of no respect, ignoration or appreciation for his work put into analysis of the world.
I really liked the effect of Boic striking the diamond into the demon's head to banish it, super cool. I'm excited to see what comes next in these dwarven songs. I also hope the Viking plot that started with Strong continues, as I really liked those songs as well. Nai Eru tye mánata.
@@thorn8359 I think it was actually Clamavi that made the Hammerdeep lore but they took much inspiration from Tolkien's dwarves. So thats why it seems like they can actually be in middle-earth.
@@johnruiz4354 your right hammerdeep is thier creation im like 90% sure though someone correct me if I'm wrong but im with them the lore that these Dwarves were givin is awesome though sadly I wish there was more though I've basically created my own lore for the rest of the stuff so kinda like a fanon version of Hammerdeep
And that's how Boic Bravesoul founded Hammerdeep und became it's first king under the mountain. Let the legend grow and grow... Beautiful piece as always :)
nay, for after he founded it the dragons came. The Dwarves forced them to the sea. and chased them to settle the score. they chased them all the way to the dragon shore.
Our dear Professor would be very proud of you, my friends! Thanks for all these songs and all the references to our dear Tolkien. I really appreciate it and for sure all the other followers of this channel too. I send you all the strength and blessings, keep giving us these little jewels.
.> I may or may not have made Hammerdeep a Dwarven city in my DnD Campaign setting, and used the songs as the basis for its history. The youngest Daughter of Boic is currently Queen and her people now reside within the nearby human city of Northgate as refugees, as a dragon like none seen in thousands of years has taken the city as its new home. And for any curious, his youngest daughter is queen because his eldest son died in battle with his elderly father, repelling an Orcish/Goliath raid on dwarven villages in the nearby valleys, and when the crown fell to his middle son he abdicated the throne claiming he was unworthy, and left the city leaving his barely 70 year old sister to have to take the crown as the last Heir. Though she shares the same beliefs as her father on the matter of wealth, so who knows, maybe it was for the best that she was the one to inherit.
I appreciate what you did with the theme of greed throughout. First, the dwarves accidentally summon the demon because of their greed. Then the demon leads to its demise because of its greed "He bound the dwarves with heated chain save one to fetch him gems remained." And then the demon's death is actually caused by a diamond being hammered into its skull.
I like the morale of this song : the demon appears because of the avarice and the greed of the dwarfs digging too deep, and Boic beat him by using a diamond : wealth served a purpose.
So the songs go like this: “Boic Bravesoul” “The Song Of Hammerdeep” “Hammer Fall” then last but not least “Dragonshore” At lest that is how it looks like it would go together to me. Probably just me though...
I wonder if "When the Hammer falls" might be chronologically last; it mentions "where the dragon used to sleep"; is it possible that these are the same dragons the Dwarves chased back to the Dragonshore?
@@TLhikan I hadn't thought of that, it would make sense. The reason I put "When The Hammer Falls" right after "Hammerdeep" because they mentioned going to war so I thought maybe they were talking about the orcs.
@@isitnotwrittenthat1680 I don't mean to be rude when I say this but, I am not sure why you put it in that order. We agree that "Boic Bravesoul" is first, but why "Dragonshore" right afterwards? I can see why you put "When The Hammer Falls" before "The Song Of Hammerdeep" to some extent but I do have to admit that I am still a bit confused.
This is just an amazing piece of art and music. Love the fact, that there is still good music, not only these songs that you can hear in the radio, that tell no stories. Really love this catchy rhythm and the sung Dialoge between Boic and the Demon. It is a full story how all of your songs. The demons voice: Nah, I think it is OK. The rest is just beautiful. Everyone who was a part of this masterpiece can be proud of himself. Really looking forward to the next Dwarven song. My new favorite. Keep up doing songs like this.
I liked how the Demon and Boic had a short conversation. There's something about incorporating an epic exchange of words between two awesome characters that really draws me in, that's why I love "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" so much.
I am in the process of combining forty years of story telling and adventures into a codified word. The greatest of the the Dwarvin holds will be Hammerdeep, The line of high kings will be from Boic Bravesoul, a cleric of the forge, and the Forsaken (dark Dwarves) will be the descendants of those corrupted by the deamons imprisonment. Not sure how I will incorporate Dragon shore but I have some ideas.
Remember that (barring continuous intervention by the Ruinous Powers, the story of a dwarf corrupted by enslavement should be one chiefly of either redemption or determination. Evil is not an equal power to Good, not in our world and certainly not in any world inspired by the likes of Tolkien or Clamavdi.
I know a lot of people have said they don't care for the effect used for the demons part, but I like it. It gets better each replay. We all know you all have great vocal range and depth, honestly it's uncanny sometimes, but I'm glad to see you experiment a bit, that is what art is about, never stop having fun with it. Anyway great song as per usual. Keep on keeping on.
And of course "Fifteen birds in five fir trees" Though for both I know the version from the animated Hobbit so well it would be hard to learn another tune. Get very confused trying to sing their version of "Roads Go Ever Ever On"... Always used to sing the Glenn Yarbrough version to my daughter to get her to sleep.
I have been waiting for more Hobbit songs, and this is one I wholly support. The goblin songs are absolutely amazing, and I would love someone else besides Rankin & Bass to perform them.
Excited to see what this will be! Oh my goodness I love this!!! That being said, I found the demons voice a bit to distorted, but everything else was absolutely fantastic
This songs message and story telling is just as on point as your earlier work. I really love that you are giving my dwarven bard a greater collection to pull from. My only critique is to consider a different effect on the demon's voice the first time it speaks. It really muddles the lyrics for me. Other than that excellent.
Very much loved this and was so glad to wake up to see this posted. Absolutely amazing, It really makes me feel as if im there witnessing the fight. Also I loved the "Wealth is found inside the soul" here as well as Hammerdeep song. I've been very much starting my day with a little playlists of the dwarven songs.
It's so good...I weep. I don't know why it moves me so... I shall just have to listen to it over and over again until I can sing it myself without falling apart.
WOW! I really enjoyed the different voices for the characters, quite different from your other songs. Most original music channel on youtube, keep up the excellent work.
Anyone else getting a St Lawrence vibe from Boic? Offering his few good works as treasure in the same way that Lawrence offered the poor as 'the church's most precious things'?
I hope that this will reach the creators because it has been a while since this has been uploaded, but... These lyrics, the whole composition with the illustrations, the overall theme the story this song tells. Just the whole thing. This is outstanding talent and skill to a level that we don't see every day. This one, Dragonshore, When the Hammer Falls... I don't know how popular you people are, or how much you make out of this, but you deserve more. It's humbling to anyone to anyone that works with anything creative.
I find it very interesting that this song though original touched on the subjects: sin and salvation from it. I really like the subtle connections with Christiananity in this particular song. Over all... GREAT JOB GUYS!!!!
Greed has always been the biggest flaw of LOTR dwarves. After all, that is the whole reason why both Smaug and the Balrog killed the dwarves that were in those areas.
I’m imagining this as the song that revived the history of both Boic Bravesouls himself, but also details an order of Dwarvish monks dedicated to the ideals of Boic, that of inner wealth through outer action
You really captured the essence of what dwarvens lores and songs appeared to sound in my mind.Thank you for all thoses nice song helping me on my campaing creation
So long as there is light, there will always be shadow oppose it. But fear not fellow warriors, so long as one remains, the light shall never truly fade.
@@ВладимирНовиков-и5е forgotten beast "Gready Demon" has come. It's eldest born of fire, he is a humanoid form demon. His skin are red, his eyes gleam red. Beware his burn skin and flame breath.
I just wish we could hear the demon's scream when the diamond pierced through his skull, sending it back to the void... Though, I have a placebo that work pretty well, if you catch the reference... The Live-action movie of "Pinocchio" (1996). To put the context : In a theatre, the puppet boy fought a giant, acted by Stromboli, director of said theatre ; doing the voice of the creature in off. When Pinocchio planted a sword in the giant's foot, killing it, Stromboli unleashed a scream so mighty and terrific as the beast fell down... It's the perfect fit for the moment our Brave Boic _"drove the gem into his skull"_ . . . . Here's a link with the time code, if you ever want to try it for yourself : [ th-cam.com/video/sfNEi6GYhL8/w-d-xo.html ] Short, but d*mn is it powerfull.
I like it. I like it very, very much. There are little gems of great wisdom sprinkled throughout the lyrics to this beautiful song, some that I hope Thorin Oakenshield held within his heart as well, though Tolkien never put them into words for him. Tolkien, too sprinkled gems within his stories. Clamavi de Profundis has learned this well from the master and perfected it within the words of this song.
I love all your songs but I really enjoyed this particular one because of the almost call and response style you used. I also really enjoyed how the chord progressions you utilized were so unexpected!
I love you guys! You manage to take Middle-Earth, marinate it in Catholicism, and package it for us who want a different world. May your tribe be great and blessed!!
3:18 I love this quick kind of singing, quicker than the likes of the Song of Durin for example, though not to say that Song of Durin's style of singing was bad, still amazing
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Here is our original song, "Boic Bravesoul!" We hope you enjoy it:). Also, check out this petition started by one of our fans to have us do some music for the new LOTR series by Amazon! bit.ly/32ZgzSo
You are indeed mighty Bard’s of Dwarven Lore
Love it
Long gone are the days of battles, glory and honour. The world of present is but a facade of deceit and treachery. But you, Clamavi De Profundis are bards of this age. Continue to sing these sagas of glory...you have my gratitude.
@@arjunaninditasinha2430 Very true. Sadly, it seems like the age of chivalry has ended. I guess people like us are the remnants of a different time.
I positively LOVE these original works, and I'm really hoping to hear more of them in the future. You're awesome!
What I found poetic was that the great hero was a blacksmith. Because the flaming demon would seem unassailable to the usual glorious warrior-hero, as their armor would offer no protection.
But a blacksmith is used to working by the searing-hot fire of the forge, and is not afraid of it. Soot-stained blacksmith's hands were what was needed to destroy the flaming manifestation of greed.
Amazing piece.
Exactly. Dwarves are SEVERELY underrated.
High level forge domain clerics get fire immunity.
Also, Moradin is knowledge/forge domain so there is that.
There's a second layer, too. You said it yourself, though I don't think you realized it. The blacksmith's hands were soot-stained; Boic knew hard work, and knew it well. Blacksmithing is long, difficult, and sweaty work.
They needed someone who knew hard work, sweat, exhaustion, and soot-stained hands to destroy the flaming manifestation of greed.
I am amazed by the fact that you came up with a song where a gemstone is used to defeat a demon and made the moral of it "wealth is meant to serve a need". It's genius.
Yeah, it's a very nice touch
It fits the modern dwarves legend quite well.
It also shows the demons hubris, that the wealth he covered himself with was his doom
@@geeko7867 aslo the fact that "incesant mining roused the beast" is literally what happened at Moria with During's bane
And it rings a bit similar to tenacious d too with the "from whence you came you shall remain" kind of verse
I’m starting to think this channel is fond of Dwarves
Hmm i wonder what gave you that impression?
Dwarves best fantasy race I don’t care
really? you ought to be a detective
Or the listeners love a dwarf
The elves never sing of there battle's glory and the race of man have not the craft of the tongue that the Dwarves seem to have.
From now on my headcanon is that Hammerdeep got it’s name from Boic Bravesoul hammering the diamond deep into the skull of the demon
That's the idea they came up with probably.
Human: So, what do you use your treasure for now?
Dwarf: You know, trade, crafting, hammering into the head of a balrog
Human: What?
Dwarf: What?
Also digging holes!
Lol
@@SephirothRyu diggy diggy hole
But little do you know the human is Talion the Gravewalker so he thought that would be useful to know if Tor Goroth escaped Segerost.
Human: Hmm that last one sounds quite impressive though there is no way that any who lived would have ever thought of such a thing the dwarf who did must have been a rather crafty one
Boic Bravesoul : " *Our wealth is found inside the soul* "
The song of Hammerdeep : " *For wealth is found inside the heart* "
The dwarf of Hammerdeep learned well. Boic should be proud of his people
Honestly that last line gave me chills, it's so good.
what no!? this is why the dwarves of hammer deep and the bravesoul clan are still at war with each other over the grudge of where true wealth comes from, the soul or the heart.
It's also found inside the Balerog's head.
cousin okri would be proud.
I was thinking Boic was one to start the city of Hammerdeep. I bet there is a sculpture of him at the entry.
Gandalf: "This foe is beyond any of you. Run!"
*Boic Bravesoul pops out, hammer in one hand and diamond in the other*
Boic: "I've got this covered, all of you run!"
This is why people think dwarves just pop out of holes in the ground.....
@@sangralknight3031 dont they???
@Pinkel Wurst don't think dwarves let their enemies live lel
@@steyn1775Its to transport the bodies to the morgue
And this is how "Diablo Lord of Terror" was created.
"Where wealth is meant to serve a need"
I agree, that's how it should be.
Diamond works well on a stonecutter's blade, and gold makes exceptional electrical wire, as well as atomic radiation shielding. Silver reflects light with nie unmatched proficiency, and should be used to light even the deepest mines, from the top of a mountain tower that reaches past the clouds, so that the sun it reflects is all day long, uninterrupted.
Iron Ore has many more uses than ruby gems, and as such, should be valued more.
But the most Valuable treasure is within the heart of any honorable Dwarf, or man or elf or orc or goblin, for that matter; any race can forge valuable treasure within their soul, if they are to truly want to.
Ironically most metals that were considered 'valuable' in the past didn't have much practical value until technology developed enough to make use of them in any significant fashion. A good example of this is the history of platinum because it was initially considered to be an impurity of gold by the Spanish (it's name came from the Spanish term for little silver). It was often simply thrown away and there was a heavily enforced law against mixing platinum with gold. Not until much later did people realize that its unique chemical properties made it one of the most valuable metals on the planet for all sorts of applications that wouldn't have existed at the time.
Orc or goblin? Do you even read Tolkien?
You speak great truth, for the lowlyest pebble can be polished Into light, and gleaming titanium into support for those that have injured their limbs.
@@aleksanderignaczewski2691 If they truly want to, they can. But I doubt they are capable of truly wanting to.
@@ladvargleinad7566 it is not a matter of will. Tolkien took his time on philosophy of his books and was thinking about creating an isolated village of orcs that are not corrupted to the deeps of their souls yet he rejected that idea. Why? Because it absolutely opposes the concept of evil in other books. Orc are by their nature evil creatures not capable of goodness and at best they can stay wild. Incorporating liberal ideology "everyone is good, everyone is equal" into Tolkien books is disgusting and is a sign of no respect, ignoration or appreciation for his work put into analysis of the world.
I really liked the effect of Boic striking the diamond into the demon's head to banish it, super cool. I'm excited to see what comes next in these dwarven songs. I also hope the Viking plot that started with Strong continues, as I really liked those songs as well. Nai Eru tye mánata.
Killed by the very thing coveted most. How poetic.
Well, I found the backstory for my Dwarf Paladin’s Order.
Sure thing, I would love to play character like that
That is such a good idea that I may borrow it for my future dwarves
It's a song that my Dwarf Duskblade shall sing with his fellas
I had a similar idea upon hearing it; glad I'm not the only one with DnD on the mind XD
What oath do you think it would be I was thinking maybe redemption but I'd love hear a second opinion
I love the lore you’ve created for these dwarves!
Same
They didnt create these lore. J.R.R Tolkien did it.
@@thorn8359 I think it was actually Clamavi that made the Hammerdeep lore but they took much inspiration from Tolkien's dwarves. So thats why it seems like they can actually be in middle-earth.
@@johnruiz4354 your right hammerdeep is thier creation im like 90% sure though someone correct me if I'm wrong but im with them the lore that these Dwarves were givin is awesome though sadly I wish there was more though I've basically created my own lore for the rest of the stuff so kinda like a fanon version of Hammerdeep
@@amityexe8326 Same I have my own fanon Hammerdeep story line
“I am death and I am gloom, I am everlasting doom” that line goes absolutely hard
And that's how Boic Bravesoul founded Hammerdeep und became it's first king under the mountain. Let the legend grow and grow...
Beautiful piece as always :)
nay, for after he founded it the dragons came. The Dwarves forced them to the sea. and chased them to settle the score. they chased them all the way to the dragon shore.
@@alexandergraham520 yes! Lore
Our dear Professor would be very proud of you, my friends! Thanks for all these songs and all the references to our dear Tolkien. I really appreciate it and for sure all the other followers of this channel too. I send you all the strength and blessings, keep giving us these little jewels.
Boic: I brought you a gift.
Demon: yey
Boic: The gift is a diamond through the skull
Demon: :(
*Šäđ đêmôníč nöíšéš*
Pinkel Wurst Doomslayer *confused angry boi noises*
Bioc: There's something on your face.
WHACK
IT WAS PAIN!!!!!!
@@rustyshackleford5591 u 2 watch astf ah?
@@itay6699 yes. Yes I do
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I may or may not have made Hammerdeep a Dwarven city in my DnD Campaign setting, and used the songs as the basis for its history. The youngest Daughter of Boic is currently Queen and her people now reside within the nearby human city of Northgate as refugees, as a dragon like none seen in thousands of years has taken the city as its new home.
And for any curious, his youngest daughter is queen because his eldest son died in battle with his elderly father, repelling an Orcish/Goliath raid on dwarven villages in the nearby valleys, and when the crown fell to his middle son he abdicated the throne claiming he was unworthy, and left the city leaving his barely 70 year old sister to have to take the crown as the last Heir. Though she shares the same beliefs as her father on the matter of wealth, so who knows, maybe it was for the best that she was the one to inherit.
Sweet
sounds awesome, how's the campaign going?
Sounds cool
the theme song of that one random dwarf from your fortress that managed to 1v1 that forgotten beast:
Dwarves in the hobbit: get yeeted by a sky lizzard on their home turf
Dwarf in this song: yeets a demon on his home turf
But not before the demon yeeted the dwarves on their home turf
@@DavidbarZeus1 its essentially constant yeeting back and forth
@@DavidbarZeus1, these aren’t LOTR dwarves, hammerdeep is Clamavi’s own creation
I appreciate what you did with the theme of greed throughout. First, the dwarves accidentally summon the demon because of their greed. Then the demon leads to its demise because of its greed "He bound the dwarves with heated chain save one to fetch him gems remained." And then the demon's death is actually caused by a diamond being hammered into its skull.
I like the morale of this song : the demon appears because of the avarice and the greed of the dwarfs digging too deep, and Boic beat him by using a diamond : wealth served a purpose.
He had the high ground!
Boic: "I went above, beyond your plane"
**do not qestion the elevated one**
@@dominikzagrusovcem3725 ?
@@dallarian8687 pics.me.me/anakin-obi-wan-when-he-has-the-high-ground-do-not-59994843.png
@@dominikzagrusovcem3725 Didn't see this one :D
"Where wealth is meant to serve a need"
I'll remember that.
You know some should send this to Cobblepot. Or Larfleaz.
Clamavi De Profundis is breaking the laws of the universe by making continuously more epic songs.
It violates the Law Of Conservation Of Energy!
So the songs go like this: “Boic Bravesoul” “The Song Of Hammerdeep” “Hammer Fall” then last but not least “Dragonshore”
At lest that is how it looks like it would go together to me. Probably just me though...
I wonder if "When the Hammer falls" might be chronologically last; it mentions "where the dragon used to sleep"; is it possible that these are the same dragons the Dwarves chased back to the Dragonshore?
@@TLhikan I hadn't thought of that, it would make sense. The reason I put "When The Hammer Falls" right after "Hammerdeep" because they mentioned going to war so I thought maybe they were talking about the orcs.
@@joshuarhodes715 I think the order would be boic, dragonshore, hammer, and hammerdeep
@@isitnotwrittenthat1680 I don't mean to be rude when I say this but, I am not sure why you put it in that order. We agree that "Boic Bravesoul" is first, but why "Dragonshore" right afterwards? I can see why you put "When The Hammer Falls" before "The Song Of Hammerdeep" to some extent but I do have to admit that I am still a bit confused.
@@joshuarhodes715 down in the deep were the dragon used to sleep.
Your original Dwarves’ songs are just EPIC!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This is just an amazing piece of art and music. Love the fact, that there is still good music, not only these songs that you can hear in the radio, that tell no stories. Really love this catchy rhythm and the sung Dialoge between Boic and the Demon. It is a full story how all of your songs. The demons voice: Nah, I think it is OK. The rest is just beautiful. Everyone who was a part of this masterpiece can be proud of himself. Really looking forward to the next Dwarven song. My new favorite. Keep up doing songs like this.
i agree whole heartedly
I liked how the Demon and Boic had a short conversation. There's something about incorporating an epic exchange of words between two awesome characters that really draws me in, that's why I love "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" so much.
WoW, a dwarven song about the Balrog, cool
@@slothjon1960 Well, the demon sure looks like a Balrog
@@slothjon1960 he wanted us to think of the damon and dark places with are own minds then his. Many author do this kind of thing.
I imagine this song being part of a stage play performed by dwarves on their holidays
I am in the process of combining forty years of story telling and adventures into a codified word. The greatest of the the Dwarvin holds will be Hammerdeep, The line of high kings will be from Boic Bravesoul, a cleric of the forge, and the Forsaken (dark Dwarves) will be the descendants of those corrupted by the deamons imprisonment. Not sure how I will incorporate Dragon shore but I have some ideas.
Remember that (barring continuous intervention by the Ruinous Powers, the story of a dwarf corrupted by enslavement should be one chiefly of either redemption or determination. Evil is not an equal power to Good, not in our world and certainly not in any world inspired by the likes of Tolkien or Clamavdi.
I played an oath of the open sea paladin called “Dearg the Seamaster” I think you can just kinda BS it like I did
I know a lot of people have said they don't care for the effect used for the demons part, but I like it. It gets better each replay. We all know you all have great vocal range and depth, honestly it's uncanny sometimes, but I'm glad to see you experiment a bit, that is what art is about, never stop having fun with it. Anyway great song as per usual. Keep on keeping on.
Wonderful, beautiful, epic, love it. Really.
BUT
I am still gonna ask:
Have you considered 'If there's a whip, there's a way?
And of course "Fifteen birds in five fir trees"
Though for both I know the version from the animated Hobbit so well it would be hard to learn another tune.
Get very confused trying to sing their version of "Roads Go Ever Ever On"... Always used to sing the Glenn Yarbrough version to my daughter to get her to sleep.
I have been waiting for more Hobbit songs, and this is one I wholly support. The goblin songs are absolutely amazing, and I would love someone else besides Rankin & Bass to perform them.
they have to do that
Excited to see what this will be!
Oh my goodness I love this!!!
That being said, I found the demons voice a bit to distorted, but everything else was absolutely fantastic
I think that's the point, it was unnatural as a balrog should be, plus the voice of legion effect is cool.
Isitnot Writtenthat
Yes I get that, but it doesn’t sound pleasant to me, and I think music should should good
@@isitnotwrittenthat1680 okay, it's growing on me after listening to it a few dozen times : )
@@erikcarp9359 same. At first I agreed with you but after a few times listening through, it works
This songs message and story telling is just as on point as your earlier work. I really love that you are giving my dwarven bard a greater collection to pull from. My only critique is to consider a different effect on the demon's voice the first time it speaks. It really muddles the lyrics for me. Other than that excellent.
I dunno man; it's muddled, for sure. But it's so otherworldly, and I love it!
Awesome!
"Free from sin we shall rejoice"
Thanks, Jesus, for beating the Balrog of our souls
Wealth is meant to serve a need. Well spoken.
Amen brother!
We need a song about demon fighter Jesus
@@Dantick09 Psalm 2?
Jesus was the first of the Joestar line, their battle was legendary.
Demon: "I am death I am gloom. I am everlasting doom, this chamber gapes to be your tomb!"
Boic: *BOINK*
I love how the story plays out in the shield!!!
Very much loved this and was so glad to wake up to see this posted. Absolutely amazing, It really makes me feel as if im there witnessing the fight. Also I loved the "Wealth is found inside the soul" here as well as Hammerdeep song. I've been very much starting my day with a little playlists of the dwarven songs.
Go fort, rough, small, beardy Men.
Be epic, be awesome!
When I saw you uploaded something, I knew I was in for something awesome.
I like how this is very fantastical like Lord of the Rings or Dungeons and Dragons, but is also very clearly a Christian song in terms of message.
Indeed Anna
It's so good...I weep.
I don't know why it moves me so... I shall just have to listen to it over and over again until I can sing it myself without falling apart.
so, when does the 1 hour, the 10 hour, and the 100 hour come out?
@Tyrel Hansen don't have that on mobile.
Once again CDP has created a masterpiece. Boic Bravesoul is reminiscent of both Tolkien and Beowulf in a wonderful way!
well, tolkien was inspired by Beowulf so... not too surprising
erik carp Of course. But, the way Boic kills the demon is especially reminiscent of how Beowulf kills Grendel.
@@alexanderfyock9042 cool
Imagine if the demon had actually accepted Boic's humble work, impressed by the sheer fact the dwarf dared to offer them.
I don't think Boic was actually going to let the demon off that easy, he just needed to get close.
They never disappoint with lyrics and whole music...
this song is amazing! love the fact you all manage to convey a moral point like that in a dwarven song
WOW! I really enjoyed the different voices for the characters, quite different from your other songs. Most original music channel on youtube, keep up the excellent work.
I love having these songs about dwarven lore, song really flesh out stories, cultures, and worlds.
Virgin Demon - "Noooo I was supposed to be your doom"
Boic Bravesoul the Chad - "Haha Diamond sharp"
Anyone else getting a St Lawrence vibe from Boic? Offering his few good works as treasure in the same way that Lawrence offered the poor as 'the church's most precious things'?
This is truly a beautiful allegory.
I hope that this will reach the creators because it has been a while since this has been uploaded, but... These lyrics, the whole composition with the illustrations, the overall theme the story this song tells. Just the whole thing. This is outstanding talent and skill to a level that we don't see every day. This one, Dragonshore, When the Hammer Falls... I don't know how popular you people are, or how much you make out of this, but you deserve more. It's humbling to anyone to anyone that works with anything creative.
It is fair indeed to see that my dwarven neighbours are doing well. That feat with the diamond was both valiant and genious.
I absolutely love the demon's voice in this, it sounds like something out of a cursed theme park ride
I cannot get enough of the opening lines of this song. It is so fun to listen to.
Love the song. More inspiration for the lonely mountain I'm building in Minecraft. I need to listen to this over and over until I memorize it
Tolkien would be proud, congratulations!
Can we please have a DnD Setting Manual for this world? Pretty please?
G.U.R.P.S. take it or leave it.
Unlikely as clamavi de profundus is pretty christian.
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Bruh, the satanic panic ended '95
@@semi-useful5178 I'm not say clamavi de profundus won't allow it I'm saying wizards of the coast won't allow it.
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As I said, G.U.R.P.S, take it or leave it
I find it very interesting that this song though original touched on the subjects: sin and salvation from it. I really like the subtle connections with Christiananity in this particular song. Over all... GREAT JOB GUYS!!!!
"subtle"
Greed has always been the biggest flaw of LOTR dwarves. After all, that is the whole reason why both Smaug and the Balrog killed the dwarves that were in those areas.
I am definitely listening to this on repeat!
"you shall leave, you have no choice"
Lol, reminds me of when i got that eviction notice. Hahaha....
*Help*
Hold on brother
I’m imagining this as the song that revived the history of both Boic Bravesouls himself, but also details an order of Dwarvish monks dedicated to the ideals of Boic, that of inner wealth through outer action
Man, everytime you remind why I RP dwarves in my games and you inspire quests for my players.
Live long and happy, friend :)
A great man once said “rock and stone!”
WE’ER RITCHE!
KARL WOULD BE PROUD!
Did I hear a rock and stone?!
WE'RE RICH!
I need an ale to accompany the beard I just grew
I don't care what anyone else says. This is epic, and this is LOTR canon.
Who are the "anyone else" you refer to?
@@niclasthomsen7127 No one in particular. I'm just saying that this is (or should be) canon, no matter how many people disagree with me.
Well, to avoid missunderstandings, lets say it ain't canon - but it should be :)
@@Maryondo Sure. I'll settle for that.
It's not supposed to be in the LOTR universe
Amazing work. God bless your family ❤
Demon manifests respect and authority. I love sound effects you used on him are epicness, because he sounds partly human.
*An epic song indeed*
Me and my friends love your songs so much !!!
I can't help but think "I brought these hands" when he sings about his few good works
You really captured the essence of what dwarvens lores and songs appeared to sound in my mind.Thank you for all thoses nice song helping me on my campaing creation
Love this song. Helps me through alot of pain
This is a great song, also I thought the bolrogs voice was fine, keep up the good work :D
No wonder there are six dislikes, six is the number of evil. Only evil would dislike this song.
The Evil has doubled to 12 my brother, grab your warhammer we got some grudges to resolve.
They serve the dark lord Morgoth. Let us storm the dark lands they cower in.
Now it's thirteen - the unlucky number
Nero McKnight My only question is where can I get a gem of light, they seem necessary to kill monsters like this.
So long as there is light, there will always be shadow oppose it. But fear not fellow warriors, so long as one remains, the light shall never truly fade.
This is just so cool. Like every line and note just get better after each listening!
It's like one of story from Dwarf Fortress. With Forgotten Beasts and legendary hammerer
"The eldest born of fire released"
Its looks like: "Forgotten beast has come!"
@@ВладимирНовиков-и5е forgotten beast "Gready Demon" has come. It's eldest born of fire, he is a humanoid form demon. His skin are red, his eyes gleam red. Beware his burn skin and flame breath.
You blood well right! And you know what would be better? A good animation of this song would be awesome!
@@williamking1081 in dwarf fortress' style.
God, ive listened to this at least 20 times in the last 3 days, its just so great, truly one of the best songs you guys have composed.
O my God, Clamavi!! Your songs are the best, but this? This is the better!!!
This was another brilliant piece
now time to do what i always do when a new one is released, listen to it on loop for hours until i want to listen to something else
You still listening then?
Just wanted to let you know that I listen to this song on repeat daily, such a good song! "I am Death and I am Gloom, I am everlasting Doom"
I love demon's voice. Are Boic's "few good works" his fight equipment?
The "few good works" are probably his tools and clothes, made by him and other dwarves.
His blacksmith's apron and gloves, his hammer.
I just wish we could hear the demon's scream when the diamond pierced through his skull, sending it back to the void...
Though, I have a placebo that work pretty well, if you catch the reference... The Live-action movie of "Pinocchio" (1996). To put the context : In a theatre, the puppet boy fought a giant, acted by Stromboli, director of said theatre ; doing the voice of the creature in off. When Pinocchio planted a sword in the giant's foot, killing it, Stromboli unleashed a scream so mighty and terrific as the beast fell down... It's the perfect fit for the moment our Brave Boic _"drove the gem into his skull"_ . . . . Here's a link with the time code, if you ever want to try it for yourself : [ th-cam.com/video/sfNEi6GYhL8/w-d-xo.html ] Short, but d*mn is it powerfull.
So epic, my dwarven heart can only take so much! May all cherish your songs so that you continue to make more!
Once again, you've blown me away.
I like it. I like it very, very much. There are little gems of great wisdom sprinkled throughout the lyrics to this beautiful song, some that I hope Thorin Oakenshield held within his heart as well, though Tolkien never put them into words for him. Tolkien, too sprinkled gems within his stories. Clamavi de Profundis has learned this well from the master and perfected it within the words of this song.
I always look out for these dwarven songs, excellent work!
I am so very glad I stumbled on this channel.
I love the way they all sing "soul" at the end!
Wonderfull i love those song! It's soo epic and calm in the same time. I have no word for describe it. Bravo!😘
Wow it still blows me away how every dwarven song sounds so amazing.
A better result than what normally happens when the dwarves find the circus.
I love all your songs but I really enjoyed this particular one because of the almost call and response style you used. I also really enjoyed how the chord progressions you utilized were so unexpected!
Great poem Great song, great idea for Dwarves! Enjoyed every minute of it, thanks
I love you guys! You manage to take Middle-Earth, marinate it in Catholicism, and package it for us who want a different world.
May your tribe be great and blessed!!
Middle Earth was pretty thoroughly steeped in Catholicism to begin with. The Ainundalie is basically just a new translation of Genesis
@@TheAchilles26 True. I once saw someone went as far as translating þe 1st 2 chapters of Genesis into Quenya!
@@Loreman72, I'm surprised they went with Quenya instead of Sindarin, since as I understand it, Sindarin is more fully fleshed out and useable
3:18 I love this quick kind of singing, quicker than the likes of the Song of Durin for example, though not to say that Song of Durin's style of singing was bad, still amazing
Marvelous... Truly a tale of glory, one that shall last millennia!
May god bless you all your days.
You should really have a song or two based off of Markus Heitz's _The Dwarves_ Saga! We need a song about Tungdil Goldhand!
Nice profile picture.
Dude yes, what a fun videogame!
Hey, fellow fan hi five!
Absolutely! Tungdil is an amazing dwarf, and I think that your songs would do him justice.