Nordic Ambient Folktronica

Use a 6/8 rhythm with soft electronic beats and folk percussion like tambourines. The bass should be deep, resonant, mimicking Nordic landscapes, with synths providing natural decay. Melodies come from nyckelharpa, hardingfele, or kantele, in haunting, minor keys, repetitive and introspective. Chords should be modal, favoring minor and suspended for melancholy beauty, backed by ambient pads or strings. Use sparse folk percussion mixed with electronic elements for depth. Atmosphere includes sounds of Nordic nature, with reverb creating a vast soundscape. Structure the track with an intro of ambient pads and a folk instrument, verses introducing bass and beat, choruses bringing full melodies, breakdowns to ambient and minimal percussion, then build up with synths and strings. Outro fades into nature sounds. Use Scandinavian languages for authenticity, focusing on themes of solitude and nature. Vocals are ethereal, storytelling, with spoken word elements. Employ call-and-response between vocals and ambient sounds, repetitive phrases for meditation, and layered harmonies for a communal folk feel.