Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee)

Original Music: Massimo Gabutti, Maurizio Lobina, Gianfranco Randone
Medieval Edit: Cornelius Link

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⚜️ The cover is made with parts of the (authentic) Codex Manesse.

#bardcore #medievalstyle #corneliuslink

[CorneliusLink]

Well met everyone! I'm glad that I can (finally) share another song with you. Hope you enjoy it 🙂

[river-ty]

Hark! Listen of this tale,
Of a stoutly man
That lives on the azure plane
And all morn and all dusk
And all he sees is simply azure
Alike to thee, within and without
Lapis, is mine home
With a cerulean window
And a sapphire chariot
And all is azure for thee
And thou and all peasants around
Forsooth he hath none to lend an ear
I'm azure
Da ba dee da ba di...

Mine home built of lapis
With a cerulean window
Cyan be thy colour of all linens worn
Cobalt are thy cobblestones
And thine arbors indeed
I hath a wyf and she is of sapphire
Indigo are thy peasants yonder
That amble away
Sapphire alike to mine chariot, within and without
Bleu are thy words I speak
And what I ponder
Azure are thy melancholies
That take life within me
I'm azure
Da ba dee da ba di
Da ba dee da ba di...
I'm azure
Da ba dee da ba di
Da ba dee da ba di...

[nikofarrell]

Bardcore is still one of the best things that came out of the pandemic

[nachgeben]

I really wish some smartass director would make a completely serious medieval movie, but insert bardcore into it for the OST. This stuff is great and critics would be triggered.

[gracecampbell]

This is one of the best Genre Twists i've heard in a while. Makes me want some Abba Gimme a Man After Midnight.

[fluffysquirrel]

imagine being a 15th century peasant walking into a pub and hearing this from the cornet

[tanktheta]

This man actually made Blue into a bard song. I can’t believe it. Incredible

[mouadse]

I was in a bad mood but this song made me feel better. Thanks for the creative job.

[ebeneezerslpooge]

As a man who has over 150 songs in my bardcore playlist, I can say without a shadow of a doubt, that yours are the best. Will be removing the previous blue cover and putting this in it's place.

[Mimmchen]

The King returns for yet another masterpiece.

[jdprettynails]

I've listened to other bardcore versions of this song....but for some reason this one hits different. It's so satisfying to listen to. More than the original even!

[liljay]

pov: t'was supposed to wither in sorrow at the tavern, but the dj drops this egregious tune that thou cannot abhor

[ishpaltheretrogamer]

Man. The medieval version of Eiffel 65’s blue, makes me feel nostalgic. I like it!

[danieldpa]

The tune fits very well with medieval instruments

[volusian]

This is fantastic. As silly as "Blue" is, I've always thought it to be a very catchy song.

[Slugger]

this goes harder than I thought it would. certified banger.

[Goutenberg]

And that’s how you see how well made is this song. It’s sounds beautiful

[SirHector]

Straight fire. This brings great harmony to the kingdom.

[DarkConstruction]

*Puts it on loop for the next 10 dark ages*

[anthrillienmorningstar]

Dude your stuff is so well made. You're one of the few bardcore people that actually understands both mediums (and the compromises that must be made to make things sound right), which is so refreshing.

Rather than vocals being flatly carried by a lone lute, you actually harmonise and back it with something.