Bic eyaytire daab te simire Bal Bic hailire cuun anay haal Te ilaar ibac uliir mhi at'troan'eso "At parjai ra kyr'am!" Bic alom mhi at sol'akaan Bal at kanoy cuun akaan borar Be Verda An kaab te jorar Ibic miit'daynire eyn Hoeup'akaan Mando'ade laamir! Adol te ge'tal kebii'trase! Bes'kaabir kaynu te ilaar Be te Or'ca Kal! Vi cuyi be'chaaj at akaan Par Manda'yaim! At'troan'eso at sol'akaan! "Ibic Runiir!" Eyn cinarinir tracyn Vi jorir ti mhi (ibi'tuur) Te kotep her cuyir kot'akaan Bal rudemgar Te laandur her hettir (be'chaaj) Vi me'dinurir te po'rul copad Tekay te kyr'yc tuure be te Taung Te narser be cuun aka Eyn Oyu go' dral Mando'ade laamir! Adol te ge'tal kebii'trase Bebriir kaynu te ilaar Be te Or'ca Kal Vi slanar te akaan Par Manda'yaim At'troan'eso vi akaanir "Ibic Runiir!" Senaare her haal'jorar Tracyn'senaare her laamir Orarir te Krayte ny'orar Cuun ilaar te a'den orarir Be eyn ta'raysholan bes'ede Mando'ade laamir! Adol te ge'tal kebii'trase Bebriir dayn te laar Be te Or'ca Kal Vi cuyi par akaan Par Manda'yaim At'troan'eso at kote Mando'ade laamir Adol ge'tal kebii'trase Bebriir dayn te laar Be te Or'ca Kal Draar sa ru par Manda'yaim At'troan'eso at Parjai Ibic Runiir! Ibic Runiir! Ibic Runiir!!!
(To add a bit of a headcanon/i just had a random idea) It was said that during the many battles against the empire, the Mandalorian rebel groups would sing this song as they flew their ships/charged into battle. The best known example was during the battle of Caridian VI. The imperial stormtroopers of the 213th, claimed that they were receiving strange transmissions during the final parts of the battle. With the rebels effectively cut off and surrounded, the Mandalorians began to sing this song over an open communication channel before they made their final stand. In what one stormtrooper of the 213th described as "a stand made in true mandalorian fashion. No fear, no surrender, only fighting spirit." According to the records of the 213th, heavy casualties were sustained in the battle and the song continued to be sung/play until the very final moments when an airstrike finished what was left of the rebel group.
One of the listeners did a pretty solid translation (so far as I can tell as someone who doesn't speak Mando'a), but fitting it to the beat and flow would be the next step. May I need to learn a new language...
Doesn't matter how many times I listen to this (and I've listened to it a LOT), that shout of "Mando'ade!" always gives me chills. Every. Single. Time.
I have this unrealistic wish that everyone in the Mando Mercs learns this song, so they could just sing it in costume whenever a group of them is at a con - that would be so incredibly epic!
I definitely feel like the rage of the shadow warriors is more of a haka esk song while this is probably a song sung either during a battle or at a victory feast
I love the backstories you include for these songs! It really makes them feel more a part of the world and lore. Now, how do we get Disney to include this song in Season 3?
@@twinsunsentertainment Happy careful with Disney Star Wars. They have a tendency to muck things up a bit when it comes to Star Wars. I mean their TV series have been very good but in my opinion they really need to work with on their movies with the exception of rogue one the sequel trilogy and the solo film really really messed up in my opinion.
💕💕 At the beginning, as the choir began, it was a moment when one has goosebumps. Excellent harmony. What I really like is that the expression on your face corresponds to the drama of your singing and the lyrics. The whole thing is in harmony. Amazing job.💕💕
You know, I had no idea just how many people were so devoted to the Mandalorian cause/culture until after making this. It's been a wonderful awakening to a whole new aspect of the SW community.
Half of my fascination with this song is my bizarre enjoyment of fictional languages and cultures. The rest is entirely related to how the first bars of music made me drop what I was doing and pay attention :)
This is one hell of a thing to wake up to! Absolutely amazing, you do fantastic work and it's a crying shame you don't work on Star Wars for disney, you might make it decent again
I have thoughts and critiques of my own about the new canon, but credit where credit’s due: a lot of my inspiration has been coming from Filoni’s work, as well as everything else that’s happened in universe since Disney took over.
@@twinsunsentertainment I’m just not a big fan of the sequel trilogy or solo or some of the stuff they’ve written. But most the other stuff I’m happy with such as rebels rouge 1 and the TV series.
How did I not know about this song till now? Excellent job sir! I love the mixture of Legends and Canon references, and tune. It's great to have a new song for a very tribal civilization. Thank you for your contribution!
@@twinsunsentertainment is there another way of communicating with you (other than RUclips comments)? I'm very interested in talking to you about this song.
I’m only just beginning to discover the vastness and intensity of the Mando’a community… it’s pretty great. I might put another one of these in the pipeline.
@@twinsunsentertainment Yep, it's pretty great. I'm working on Mandalorian cosplay right now. Your song is great as well. Saounds amazing and is really catchy. I've listened it on repead today at work for few hours. I really hope this song gets more popular, because you deserve it. This is the way !
This is the way! Great composition, theming, tone, story, and all around performance!! You keep hitting it out of the park with these Star Shanties, but this is by far your best yet 👍
its always difficult when you find a song this good, because you can't pick out any part of it thats better than the rest to leave a nice, thoughtful compliment on. i love it all okay?
Ha, I just noticed that the background at the beginning is what I use as my computer wallpaper. That scene when Obi-wan is escaping after Satine dies and Maul's and Bo-Katan's are fighting each other.
Of course! There has been some debate in the Mandalorian community, however, as to whether the song’s effect on enemy morale is greater when sung in the original or in Basic.
@@twinsunsentertainment I feel like a legion of Mandalorian warriors belting a Mando'a war song in their hundreds would be much more detrimental to enemy morale than knowing what they're singing.
Thanks so much! And sure, I'd love to see one of these videos really explode in views, but so much of it is just luck of the algorithm... and just the views I already have from you all is enough to justify every artistic choice I ever made that brought me to this point.
@@twinsunsentertainment Word to the wise, it's not a complete language. I love it but there's a lot of very important words missing (like "wall" and "floor" etc) so a lot of improvising would have to happen. mandoa.org is a good dictionary for it, though!
@@charade539 funny thing that actually came up the other day while playing DnD. "Ara'novor ibic gar etyc jetii " loosely translates to "deflect this you filthy wizard"
As with most traditional Mandalorian songs, translation into Basic brought with it a time signature change from 6/8 into the 4/4 more popular across the galaxy. Remnants of the underlying rhythm survive as "unmarchable" (in the estimation of a kyr'tsad musician and explosives specialist) syncopation and the occasional triplet breaking through. Kyr'tsad and other traditionalists tend to bemoan the loss of the 6/8 signature in this and other songs, due to the cultural significance of the number 6 (ie the Six Tenets); however, when asked to perform the classic version, few were able to. Most blamed Duchess Satine Kryze for her New Mandalorian policies of what they referred to as cultural erasure, even those musicians who had completed their formal musical education before Kryze's birth. The original instrumentation is, as with most martial songs from Mandalore, "weapons and armor". In other words, a semi-tuned cacophony of assorted bladed, projectile, and energy weapons clashing against beskar. Most Mandalorian weapons have one surface intended for percussion. The significant exception is the bes'bev, which can either be considered a flute used for stabbing, or a knife suitable for blowing through.
I hadn't, but now that you say it, I'm seriously tempted to do one specifically about The Ewok Adventure, Caravan of Courage, which I just watched for the first time in 30 years on Disney Plus.
Ooo… that would be a really interesting companion piece. Contrasting the Mandalorian voice at its strongest, versus how they would express themselves after their greatest tragedy.
I would love to know if there’s any way I could support your channel, I didn’t see a patreon or anything, but I’d love to be able to give back! This song, Hydian Way, and a Troopers Lament are my favorites, and are all so incredibly well done that I’m so grateful to have discovered this song, and thus the rest. You have an incredible talent for creating music that has a story, especially hydian way, that song is stunning, and I’ve been obsessed with your Star Wars shanties over the last couple weeks. I’d love to be able to support your channel somehow, even just to thank you for what you’ve created! Thank you!
Kathryn, thank you so much.That means a lot. I've been so caught up in other projects I haven't had the chance to get a new one out in a bit, but reading things like this inspire me to get back to it. I do have a Patreon, if you are so interested. www.patreon.com/rowanthebard
I never expected to hear a song made for the death watch/cult of the watch but hey, its still a bangger. Nice job. Have you considered adding backing instrumentals to some of your other Star Shanty’s? Because some of them would definitely be enhanced by a little backing instrumental TLC
...I have this image of olden time Mando'ade Crusaders coming for olden time Stewjon with this song blaring... and the Stewjoni respond with the March of Cambreadth...
I'll take it! That reminds me of a quote that Alan Alda's character had in 'Manhattan Murder Mystery.' Someone asked him what he thought of Wagner's music, and he replied 'I like it, but every time I hear it I get the sudden urge to invade Poland.'
@@twinsunsentertainment that is... strangely accurate, yeah. But considering it's a Mandalorian war song, the sudden urge to invade places is a good thing!
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Bic eyaytire daab te simire
Bal Bic hailire cuun anay haal
Te ilaar ibac uliir mhi at'troan'eso
"At parjai ra kyr'am!"
Bic alom mhi at sol'akaan
Bal at kanoy cuun akaan borar
Be Verda An kaab te jorar
Ibic miit'daynire eyn Hoeup'akaan
Mando'ade laamir!
Adol te ge'tal kebii'trase!
Bes'kaabir kaynu te ilaar
Be te Or'ca Kal!
Vi cuyi be'chaaj at akaan
Par Manda'yaim!
At'troan'eso at sol'akaan!
"Ibic Runiir!"
Eyn cinarinir tracyn
Vi jorir ti mhi (ibi'tuur)
Te kotep her cuyir kot'akaan
Bal rudemgar
Te laandur her hettir (be'chaaj)
Vi me'dinurir te po'rul copad
Tekay te kyr'yc tuure be te Taung
Te narser be cuun aka
Eyn Oyu go' dral
Mando'ade laamir!
Adol te ge'tal kebii'trase
Bebriir kaynu te ilaar
Be te Or'ca Kal
Vi slanar te akaan
Par Manda'yaim
At'troan'eso vi akaanir
"Ibic Runiir!"
Senaare her haal'jorar
Tracyn'senaare her laamir
Orarir te Krayte ny'orar
Cuun ilaar te a'den orarir
Be eyn ta'raysholan bes'ede
Mando'ade laamir!
Adol te ge'tal kebii'trase
Bebriir dayn te laar
Be te Or'ca Kal
Vi cuyi par akaan
Par Manda'yaim
At'troan'eso at kote
Mando'ade laamir
Adol ge'tal kebii'trase
Bebriir dayn te laar
Be te Or'ca Kal
Draar sa ru par Manda'yaim
At'troan'eso at Parjai
Ibic Runiir!
Ibic Runiir!
Ibic Runiir!!!
Holy crap. There are not enough love emojis in the world for this. Truly epic!!!
Oya!
Aliit An!
for those who do not know this is translated in to mando'a the language of mandalorians
holy shit my good friend!
(To add a bit of a headcanon/i just had a random idea)
It was said that during the many battles against the empire, the Mandalorian rebel groups would sing this song as they flew their ships/charged into battle. The best known example was during the battle of Caridian VI. The imperial stormtroopers of the 213th, claimed that they were receiving strange transmissions during the final parts of the battle. With the rebels effectively cut off and surrounded, the Mandalorians began to sing this song over an open communication channel before they made their final stand. In what one stormtrooper of the 213th described as "a stand made in true mandalorian fashion. No fear, no surrender, only fighting spirit."
According to the records of the 213th, heavy casualties were sustained in the battle and the song continued to be sung/play until the very final moments when an airstrike finished what was left of the rebel group.
Ooo, I love this lore!
@@twinsunsentertainment Thank you.
Truly glory even in death as befitting of the mando'a
This is perfect, the Signature sounds of Din jarin's theme with the lyrics reflecting the Mandalorian lore from canon and legends!
Thanks! I wanted to make it accessible to the more casual fan but still reward those who were more familiar with the 'deep lore.'
If you'll excuse me, I'm now gonna go and read up on the entire history of Mandalore
RUclips diving on Mando Lore was off particular help to me.
Hands off, Zaphod. The Mando'ade heard what you did in your last universe 😆
I really appreciate you pronouncing Mando'ade correctly. So many people fail miserably with Mando'a, and you nailed it on this song. Love it!
Then I am very grateful for the accuracy of whatever RUclips videos I watched to beef up on Mandalorian lore.
Nah brah.. Mandoade.. official sports drink of galactic bounty hunting
@@patrickcurry-qp9tn Yes! Mandoade comes in four delicious flavors, Varos, Meiloorun, Jogan, and Mando A'den.
Vode an!
Reminds me of Clamavi De Profundis if they sung about Mandalorians instead of Dwarves.
Not gonna lie… their music was the straight up inspiration for this.
I kind of want them to sing this as well...
You're not the only one thinking that!
...Why did you have to put that thought in my head? Now I want to see the two channels team up, which I know isn't going to happen.
A hilt Forged in Fire. A blade Forged of Light. An army Forged for Battle. Love it.
I would love for this to be translated into mando'a but still keeping the beat and tone of what you made
One of the listeners did a pretty solid translation (so far as I can tell as someone who doesn't speak Mando'a), but fitting it to the beat and flow would be the next step.
May I need to learn a new language...
@@twinsunsentertainment Will you release these songs on Spotify?
Doesn't matter how many times I listen to this (and I've listened to it a LOT), that shout of "Mando'ade!" always gives me chills. Every. Single. Time.
This is the Way
(couldn't resist)
Excellent. :D
I have this unrealistic wish that everyone in the Mando Mercs learns this song, so they could just sing it in costume whenever a group of them is at a con - that would be so incredibly epic!
If that ever happened, I feel like it would justify every choice I've ever made in life to lead me to here.
The addition of music was a brilliant touch. Great job, Rowan!
Thanks Bill. This whole project has been an excuse for me to try out different arranging styles.
It makes it sound like the Mandalorian show title track is a riff on an old and well known song of their people.
I could see the Mandalorian people doing this in the same fashion as a haka and I love it!
That would be a sight to see!
I definitely feel like the rage of the shadow warriors is more of a haka esk song while this is probably a song sung either during a battle or at a victory feast
I'd love to hear your rendition of Vode An in the original Mando'a!
Hmmm… I might need to add that to the list!
This is the way
This is the way
This is the Way.
Ibic runiir
This song reminds me of Miracle of Sound. Its amazing.
I love the backstories you include for these songs! It really makes them feel more a part of the world and lore.
Now, how do we get Disney to include this song in Season 3?
Thanks very much, Kevin! For me it's all about the lore. As for Disney... let's just say I have no illusions, but I appreciate the thought. :)
@@twinsunsentertainment Happy careful with Disney Star Wars. They have a tendency to muck things up a bit when it comes to Star Wars. I mean their TV series have been very good but in my opinion they really need to work with on their movies with the exception of rogue one the sequel trilogy and the solo film really really messed up in my opinion.
@@mixmaster3028 _a fucking bit????????_
We don't...
And thus we keep it safe.
💕💕 At the beginning, as the choir began, it was a moment when one has goosebumps. Excellent harmony. What I really like is that the expression on your face corresponds to the drama of your singing and the lyrics. The whole thing is in harmony. Amazing job.💕💕
Zero Dislikes. This is how good this song is!
This song better be put into The Mandalorian Season 3!
Im an great expanded universe nerd
I DONT KNOW HOW TO HANDLE ALL THIS EMOTIONS RIGHT KNOW!!!😬🤣
DUUUUDE, its Just amazing
Genre doesn’t matter this man simply cannot miss!
Lol thanks! Also, now that guarantees I’m due for a misstep. 🤣
FOR MANDALORE!
Your voice is on par with Stan Rogers. I just love it. Thank you for this.
Oh wow. High praise indeed. Thank you.
@@twinsunsentertainment Rolling down to Kessel=Old Maui. Seriously, I play them back to back, same energy
If you ever start selling them I’m gonna definitely going to buy it
I’ve got a Patreon coming soon, and eventually I’ll get all these suckers up into an album on Spotify!
Ori'jate! I was just going down the playlist half listening, and had to drop everything when this came up.
You know, I had no idea just how many people were so devoted to the Mandalorian cause/culture until after making this. It's been a wonderful awakening to a whole new aspect of the SW community.
Half of my fascination with this song is my bizarre enjoyment of fictional languages and cultures. The rest is entirely related to how the first bars of music made me drop what I was doing and pay attention :)
The best Star Wars filk so far!!
This is one hell of a thing to wake up to! Absolutely amazing, you do fantastic work and it's a crying shame you don't work on Star Wars for disney, you might make it decent again
I have thoughts and critiques of my own about the new canon, but credit where credit’s due: a lot of my inspiration has been coming from Filoni’s work, as well as everything else that’s happened in universe since Disney took over.
@@twinsunsentertainment I’m just not a big fan of the sequel trilogy or solo or some of the stuff they’ve written. But most the other stuff I’m happy with such as rebels rouge 1 and the TV series.
Looking forward to the next song. If you get a patreon or eventually sell an album, I'll be first in line 👍
There’s a Patreon coming soon, and eventually an album on Spotify. :)
@@twinsunsentertainment Any idea when the spotify album is gonna happen?
This is beautiful. Need to get this channel more viewers!
I'd love to have a Mando'a version of this.
I mean... @juliawolf200 already put some pretty solid-looking lyrics for one in the comments here, but...
How did I not know about this song till now? Excellent job sir! I love the mixture of Legends and Canon references, and tune. It's great to have a new song for a very tribal civilization. Thank you for your contribution!
Thank you kindly! Glad you liked it!
@@twinsunsentertainment is there another way of communicating with you (other than RUclips comments)? I'm very interested in talking to you about this song.
Awestruck! Another great addition, and one that really captures the Glory of Mandalore!
This is incredible, hard to believe only has a few hundred views, deserves a million or more, for Mandalore 👍 brilliant
This is the best one yet love it love it love it Disney definitely needs to hire u for Mando Season 3 I’d love to hear the Mandalorians sing this
Amazing. And with music it's definitely better than without it. Also there ain't enough Mandalorian songs, so more of them would be welcome !!! :)
I’m only just beginning to discover the vastness and intensity of the Mando’a community… it’s pretty great. I might put another one of these in the pipeline.
@@twinsunsentertainment Yep, it's pretty great. I'm working on Mandalorian cosplay right now. Your song is great as well. Saounds amazing and is really catchy. I've listened it on repead today at work for few hours. I really hope this song gets more popular, because you deserve it. This is the way !
I just can't stop listening to this! so well done!
Thanks so much! I enjoyed writing all of them, but this one especially gave me just a childlike sense of delight to put together.
By far, my favorite one so far.
I don’t know if this or old man thrawn is better. Certainly I’m still loving all of these!
This is the way! Great composition, theming, tone, story, and all around performance!! You keep hitting it out of the park with these Star Shanties, but this is by far your best yet 👍
I definitely listened to all six of these in a row and I need more.
its always difficult when you find a song this good, because you can't pick out any part of it thats better than the rest to leave a nice, thoughtful compliment on. i love it all okay?
Ha, I just noticed that the background at the beginning is what I use as my computer wallpaper. That scene when Obi-wan is escaping after Satine dies and Maul's and Bo-Katan's are fighting each other.
It's a very evocative picture.
@@twinsunsentertainment indeed
Can you make something like this for clone troopers plsssss these are amazing 👏
Thanks so much! There is indeed something in the works for the clones, unsung heroes that they are.
Oooo--this one gives me chills--I think it's my favorite so far!!
Thanks! I'm trying to work up an acapella version, but I don't know if I'll be able to give it the same punch. Thanks for subscribing!
Excelemt as always hoppe the tiwn suns schin bright with happyness
Thanks so much! They’re doing well… keeping me occupied, that’s for sure!
I assume this is a Basic translation of a song classically sung in Mando'a?
Of course! There has been some debate in the Mandalorian community, however, as to whether the song’s effect on enemy morale is greater when sung in the original or in Basic.
@@twinsunsentertainment I feel like a legion of Mandalorian warriors belting a Mando'a war song in their hundreds would be much more detrimental to enemy morale than knowing what they're singing.
One of my Vode shared this on our discord server and i loved it. I do hope you do more Mandalorian based songs.
That’s awesome, Elizabeth! I’m only just starting to learn about the awesome Mandalorian community that’s out there!
@@twinsunsentertainment we are actually teaching ourselves Mando'a we have websites and cheat sheets lol to help us lol.
@@elizabethgambichler6170 any chance of a Mando'a Translated cover of this?
@@TerranMikkus you would have to ask @Rowan the bard its his song but I'm sure between me and my vode we could probably translate it into Mando’a
@@twinsunsentertainment thoughts?
Can't like this video enough. The lore, the music, the emotion. Absolutely glorious piece of work.
This song is by far my favorite star shanty you have uploaded on this channel. This is an awesome song.🤘🤘🤘😊😊
Keep these going bud, they are fantastic and deserving of so many more views. Well done!
Thanks so much! And sure, I'd love to see one of these videos really explode in views, but so much of it is just luck of the algorithm... and just the views I already have from you all is enough to justify every artistic choice I ever made that brought me to this point.
You did a great job!! I can't stop listening to your work. Keep it up!!
Thank you so much!
Makes me so happy you included some mando'a! I'd love a whole shanty in that language though I bet it'd be a pain to do.
I only just started realizing what a rabbit hole studying Mando culture can be! So maybe… 🤔
@@twinsunsentertainment Word to the wise, it's not a complete language. I love it but there's a lot of very important words missing (like "wall" and "floor" etc) so a lot of improvising would have to happen. mandoa.org is a good dictionary for it, though!
@@charade539 funny thing that actually came up the other day while playing DnD. "Ara'novor ibic gar etyc jetii " loosely translates to "deflect this you filthy wizard"
I need a song I like this to cheer me up
Fantastic of course!
you are awesome
This is a total banger! Love it!
As with most traditional Mandalorian songs, translation into Basic brought with it a time signature change from 6/8 into the 4/4 more popular across the galaxy. Remnants of the underlying rhythm survive as "unmarchable" (in the estimation of a kyr'tsad musician and explosives specialist) syncopation and the occasional triplet breaking through. Kyr'tsad and other traditionalists tend to bemoan the loss of the 6/8 signature in this and other songs, due to the cultural significance of the number 6 (ie the Six Tenets); however, when asked to perform the classic version, few were able to. Most blamed Duchess Satine Kryze for her New Mandalorian policies of what they referred to as cultural erasure, even those musicians who had completed their formal musical education before Kryze's birth.
The original instrumentation is, as with most martial songs from Mandalore, "weapons and armor". In other words, a semi-tuned cacophony of assorted bladed, projectile, and energy weapons clashing against beskar. Most Mandalorian weapons have one surface intended for percussion. The significant exception is the bes'bev, which can either be considered a flute used for stabbing, or a knife suitable for blowing through.
That deserves a slow clap. You have completely outmatched me both in Madalorian lore and in musicology. :)
Goosebumps!
Any plans for a shanty about Endor and the Ewoks?
I hadn't, but now that you say it, I'm seriously tempted to do one specifically about The Ewok Adventure, Caravan of Courage, which I just watched for the first time in 30 years on Disney Plus.
THAT WAS EPIC
Goal achieved. :)
Superb.
Awesome!
Another banger. Awesome stuff!
Fantastic 👏👏
After todays episode, this song becomes awfully relevant!
Incredible as always!
Oh my crap this is sooooooo good!!!
Thanks so much!
Best one yet 🙌🏻
This is badass! Do you think you could do a shanty about the Night of a Thousand Tears?
Ooo… that would be a really interesting companion piece. Contrasting the Mandalorian voice at its strongest, versus how they would express themselves after their greatest tragedy.
Strength vs Sorrow - have you heard Bryn Terfel doing 'Is My Team Ploughing - might provide a little inspiration.
Literal goosebumps.
I would love to know if there’s any way I could support your channel, I didn’t see a patreon or anything, but I’d love to be able to give back! This song, Hydian Way, and a Troopers Lament are my favorites, and are all so incredibly well done that I’m so grateful to have discovered this song, and thus the rest. You have an incredible talent for creating music that has a story, especially hydian way, that song is stunning, and I’ve been obsessed with your Star Wars shanties over the last couple weeks. I’d love to be able to support your channel somehow, even just to thank you for what you’ve created! Thank you!
Kathryn, thank you so much.That means a lot. I've been so caught up in other projects I haven't had the chance to get a new one out in a bit, but reading things like this inspire me to get back to it. I do have a Patreon, if you are so interested. www.patreon.com/rowanthebard
*listening to this for the n-teenth time* hmmm... it could use a flute. Especially when he's humming that could be a perfect spot for a Besbev.
Let’s be honest… most songs would be made better by the introduction of a Besbev.
This is the Way
I never expected to hear a song made for the death watch/cult of the watch but hey, its still a bangger. Nice job. Have you considered adding backing instrumentals to some of your other Star Shanty’s? Because some of them would definitely be enhanced by a little backing instrumental TLC
I’m planning on doing an upgraded version of Old Man Thrawn in the future… that one will almost certainly have music.
@@twinsunsentertainment cool :)
@@twinsunsentertainment I can hear the Organs now?
Actually I think I can hear the regular Mandalorian sing this song the ones that followed the True way of the preserver
This is fantastic.
Thanks, Luke! I think I had way too much fun going as over the top as I could.
@@twinsunsentertainment it paid off.
Vode an!
FOR MANDALOOOOORE
*Bum Bum*
Seriously, that two note Bum Bum is so freaking iconic.
...I have this image of olden time Mando'ade Crusaders coming for olden time Stewjon with this song blaring... and the Stewjoni respond with the March of Cambreadth...
I love the degree to which Cambreadth is spoken of in hallowed tones in filk circles.
Is it ok if i share this vidéo on the mandalorian subreddit?
Oh absolutely! Share away!
Mandolore the Preserver likes this!
I wish this was on iTunes
Hoping to release the collection by the end of the year.
@@twinsunsentertainment I’m buying it
Are they on iTunes?
Stupid question, but the midnight blade is the dark saber right?
No stupid questions... I sometimes lean too heavily on metaphor for my own good. But you are indeed correct!
I don't have a "Songs to conquer the galaxy to" playlist, but IF I DID...
I'll take it! That reminds me of a quote that Alan Alda's character had in 'Manhattan Murder Mystery.' Someone asked him what he thought of Wagner's music, and he replied 'I like it, but every time I hear it I get the sudden urge to invade Poland.'
@@twinsunsentertainment that is... strangely accurate, yeah. But considering it's a Mandalorian war song, the sudden urge to invade places is a good thing!
I'm still waiting on the song for the 501st
There is definitely one in the works, just waiting for some last ideas to fall into place…
@@twinsunsentertainment Well then I guess I'll just have to be patient
I’d rather see one about roads squadron maybe use some of the lyrics from a song aces in exile
@@mixmaster3028 ooooo that could be cool too!
@@twinsunsentertainment i had an idea what about more of a military march? something like blood on the risers
I want to hear the in Mando'a
Ooo... if I can find a translator... on a related note, I definitely have plans to do a cover of Vode An at some point.
@@twinsunsentertainment I have a dictionary for it
Now we just need a Mando'a Translation There's some sick western vibes here
The Mandalorian is one of the best westerns I’ve seen in years.
Will you release this song on Spotify?
Are they sea shanty? or are they more like war hyms? 40K please?
This one is definitely more battle hymn… the next one will probably return to a more Shanty-esque style.
@@twinsunsentertainment Its still a good one! keep it going!
Do you mind if I use this in a character bio and/or FanFiction I’m working on?.
Sorry it took me a while to respond to this, but please do!
@@twinsunsentertainment Thank you 😊
My girlfriend would absolutely love this song so im going to send this to her
I could translate this song if that is allowed? Do you want me to post the Mandoa here?
Sorry it took a while to get back to you, but that sounds amazing!
Vodè an.