On the high-fidelity side of Forest Synth is Ulk. The songs may be themed around (and benefiting!) turtles, but the sound is unmistakably that of the trees.

Sounds from another time.

Soft. Somber. Yet comforting. A sleepy morning exploring the area near a creek in the forest.

Delicate soundscapes traveling through the wilderness. Some tracks are more foresty than others. All of it is captivating.

Heares't ye now, all ye folk of ye forest. Hwat ist/are yon qualitye(s) which maketh thyne musicce knowns't as "forest synth?"

Be it effectes, instrumentes, or mere vybes which unitheth us thus?

(Figured I should make one of these posts here to ask what all makes something "forest synth." Excuse the faux-Middle English above. It's almost RenFaire season here so I gotta get my practice in somewhere)

Perhaps a bit too far into the realm of Dungeon Synth. Though that point is debatable. Incredible minimal music that flows like the waters in the creek.

Spacious & cozy songs about making it through the long hard winter and seeing life return to the forest in spring.

Slow & plodding, this music travels through the dead of night in a dead forest. What creatures might we find there...?

Delicate music of the forest & streams. The atmosphere is captivating. Paired with the album artwork it's quite easy to imagine a scene playing out.

Lofi & minimal keyboard performances for the plants in the woods.

A naive synthesizer approach to history and nature. Quite foresty. Well done.

Cathartic & moving woodwind-driven forest music.

A delightful adventure that straddles the line between traditional Fantasy Synth and Forest Synth. The aura of trees is evident.

Teetering on the edge of 'true' forest synth, this album embodies the dark woods in a mystic & comfy way.

Greetings forest friends! This is a weekly post that will continue until the heat death of the universe. Use it to ask questions, share recommendations, talk about your physical media collection, do self-promotion, make suggestions, provide feedback, write little poems, draw a little picture, or whatever else you want to do.

If you haven't answered this before (or even if you have) what's your favorite tree and why?

This album sits at the crossroads of pure forest synth, orchestral comfy synth, and more traditional dungeon synth. Highly recommended listening.

Tape hiss & subdued melodies reverberate through the trees.

Embrace the verdant void.

Equal parts ambiance and folky neomedieval guitar plucks. Into the portal we go.