The Phrygian Mode | How It's Used In Songs

The Phrygian mode (and Phrygian Dominant) give songs a dark, tense, and mysterious feel. Artists like Björk, Muse, and others have used these patterns to create some hauntingly cool stuff.

In this video, I explain how these scales form chords and progressions -- and we look at some examples in popular music -- so you have special insight to create your own music in the Phrygian mode. It's all based on a few simple patterns.

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