Oslo-based singer-songwriter Stian Fjelldal is the brainchild behind the indie folk music project called Birds are better. Drawing on elements of traditional folk, with power pop, synth rock and indie stylings he creates stunning music that’s seen him compared to the likes of Charlie Puth, Mumford and Sons and Of Monsters and Men.
A fan of acts likes Fleet Foxes and Loney Dear, he crafts a delicate and melodic sound that pays respect to the roots of folk music while also providing a modern and original aesthetic. Unveiling his sound as Birds are better in September, he released his debut single with the track “Oblivion, Bliss”.
Winning over fans and taste makers alike with his first effort, he’s earned plaudits from critics from all around the world. Now he brings us his latest release with his sophomore single titled “Marigold”, paired with a music video.
Offering the perfect taste of his graceful folk pop sound, on “Marigold” Birds are Better delivers a song about a man reflecting on the big questions in life and his place in the universe while being hunted down by people with malicious intent.
Full of bright plucky instrumentation and driven by a gentle rhythm, the artist’s smooth vocals elegantly soar above carrying alluring melodic leads, resulting in the second Birds are Better single showcasing an exciting new artist going from strength-to-strength.
Watch the music video for Marigold below
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