The Dark Element &; &;Not Your Monster” (Official Music Video)

The Dark Element – “not Your Monster”

The Dark Element, featuring Anette Olzon and Jani Liimatainen, has released their new album " Songs The Night Sings," showcasing their signature blend of heavy yet melodic music. The project builds on their debut, promising a richer sound and new musical explorations. Fans can look forward to upcoming tour dates as the band continues to gain momentum in the metal scene.

The Dark Element &; &;Songs The Night Sings”

The Dark Element – “songs The Night Sings”

The Dark Element, featuring Anette Olzon and Jani Liimatainen, releases their new album " Songs The Night Sings," building on their debut with enhanced collaboration and musical exploration. The album promises heavier, melodic tracks and showcases their growth as artists. Following successful live performances, fans can anticipate more tour dates as the duo continues to captivate audiences.

Anette Olzon

Anette Olzon

Anette Ingegerd Olzon (born 21 June 1971) is a Swedish singer songwriter, best known for her work as the lead vocalist of the Finnish symphonic metal band Nightwish between 2007 and 2012, as well as for her subsequent solo career and projects within melodic, symphonic, and progressive metal. She is recognized for her clear, melodic vocal style, strong sense of melody, and ability to bridge metal with pop oriented and emotional vocal approaches.

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