Transylvania | Gothic Metal, Industrial Rock, AI Music

[@drakulasdaughtersmusic]

Lyrics: [Intro] Through fog and fear, the echoes rise, A land concealed by midnight skies. The soil whispers tales of dread, Where the living fear to tread. [Verse 1] In the shadow of the Carpathian spires, Where moonlit whispers stoke desires, Ancient halls of stone and lore, Echo tales of blood and war. Winds that wail through forests black, Carrying fears that time won’t crack. A crimson curse, a timeless vow, The night is king, and we must bow. [Chorus] Underneath the pallid moon’s cold glow, Where shadows feast and nightmares grow. Fangs that gleam and hearts confined, The curse of dusk on all mankind. A kingdom veiled in eternal night, Where blood and darkness reunite. [Verse 2] Through cobblestone streets where secrets lie, Specters linger, yet never die. A castle looms, its gates ajar, A haven for the cursed and bizarre. Veins of silver, hearts of stone, A kingdom ruled from a blood-red throne. The wolves, they howl, their cries so dire, To warn the world of the Count’s desire. [Bridge] The clock strikes twelve; the air turns cold, Whispers chant the stories of old. Through mist and dread, the hunters tread, Chasing myths of the undead. [Chorus] Underneath the pallid moon’s cold glow, Where shadows feast and nightmares grow. Fangs that gleam and hearts confined, The curse of dusk on all mankind. A kingdom veiled in eternal night, Where blood and darkness reunite. [Outro] Shadows stretch across the land, A chilling breeze, the devil’s hand. Eternal night, the endless reign, In Transylvania’s dark domain. A ruby sky, a dying flame, Forever doomed to play the game.

[@ratter531]

The audio is amazing and very good.

[@ratter531]

Another killer song.

[@ratter531]

How did you come up with the name Drakula;s Daughter?

[@drakulasdaughtersmusic]

The name Drakula's Daughters was born from the idea of creating something that immediately evokes associations with gothic, mysticism, and vampire themes. Dracula's daughter symbolizes the continuation of his legacy, while also being an independent figure capable of telling her own unique stories. I wanted to capture the spirit of the night, romance, and darkness present in the music, and this name perfectly reflects all of that. Moreover, this name pays homage to classic vampire imagery while adding femininity and mystery.

[@drakulasdaughtersmusic]

The name is stylized as Drakula instead of Dracula to add uniqueness and stand out from the classic image created by Bram Stoker. This emphasizes the originality of the band and gives the name a more mystical and modern vibe. Additionally, this spelling may evoke associations with various interpretations of vampire mythology from around the world, making it less tied to a single source and more universal. It’s also a creative gesture that highlights how this music is inspired by the classics but follows its own path. And, honestly, Drakula with a "k" just looks cooler.

[@ratter531]

@@drakulasdaughtersmusic Yes the K is cool,

[@ratter531]

@@drakulasdaughtersmusic is Dracula;s castle in Romania?

[@drakulasdaughtersmusic]

@@ratter531 Maybe. Pic created by DALL-E. And it's been slightly edited manually in a graphic editor.

[@De-M-oN]

audio quality is very bad

[@drakulasdaughtersmusic]

I don't know, it seems fine to me, especially in headphones. Besides, I use programs for sound enhancement and mastering. So whether the sound quality is good or bad is a subjective matter. I admit, the sound of my songs might not be perfect, but I've heard songs that sounded even worse.

[@boder_khan]

@De-M-oN Dude, you're weird. On your channel, there's a video straight from Suno, where the sound hasn't been processed at all. This song was also generated by Suno, but it went through the mastering process. I follow this guy both here on KZbin and on Suno, and I can compare the sound of both songs. The one on KZbin sounds better.

[@histori-u1r]

​@@drakulasdaughtersmusic you don't need to justify yourself to anyone. the music sounds great. the most important thing is that you like it, and that other people do too (i'm one of them).

[@De-M-oN]

@ Maybe the mastering process is the issue then? Or he did recompress several times to lossy formats The audio quality of this one is definitely NOT good. Might not even be Suno issue, it might been low bitrate / multiple lossy encodes issue

[@De-M-oN]

@ The song is good, the audio quality is not. Might not be Suno issue. Maybe he did too many lossy to lossy transcodes? Because the quality is unusually low despite Suno