https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YKVXbl6UgE
This is actually not Stringstorm’s first, nor second, but third cover of Not A Clever Pony’s song For The New Lunar Republic, each one having a good 2 years of experience gained between them! Check out this latest version with meticulously programmed drums and chanting choirs to add to what’s been done in previous versions.
Exercising some deliberation in his approach to the remix, Spectra presents an eight minute long progressive trance rendition of Luna’s Future. The vocals are supported by modulated synth arpeggios, and a steady trance beat to make for a solid composition.
Prey’s back with another song that seems to cover more than one genre: not only does Pony Underworld‘s tempo changes switch it up from drumstep to dubstep, but it contains many elements from the trap tracks we’re used to hearing from them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD8uD2MDloE
Some simple yet effective house from Flyghtning for this afternoon. Nice sort of minimal / deep house sounds with fluttershy vocal sampling from a number of songs sung by her in the show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZufffLLtQ-M
It’s time for a much welcomed new remix from talented musician Einarx, this time giving a new spin to the recent hit Midnight Lament. Going all-out with a hard-hitting Dubstep track, Einarx impresses again and delivers the perfect heavy alternate version to the aria, with the original vocals served along relentless beats and sick wubs.
Rejoice everypony, YourEnigma and Vylet Pony teamed up to make the magicks, as Photo Finish would say, and it shines bright as a masterful song full of funk and incredible vocals. Get a fresh groove as beautiful melodies and clean beats unfold, and witness the power of Vylet’s almighty vocals in this track to be revealed in full during YourEnigma’s gig at this year’s BronyPalooza. Vylet won’t be present but you can give him mad props and warm hugs on his upload!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3taiHPDdtc
After the darkness of the two last posts, it’s time for a new Dawn, and it is indeed a new pony musician who we have the pleasure to welcome in our community! Please give warm welcoming hugs to talented composer DΛWN as the wonders from their latest track Fly enchant the soul and make it soar in the fantasy skies. Let Derpy in the cover art act as a symbol of one of the things that makes us what we are as a big community and family, while partaking in the musical bliss from this both mellow and powerful track.
Now continuing on a dark streak, have a release from the memorable and forever amazing Tampopo Tempo concept album by collective Auswahlaxiom (now available for order as a physical CD copy!), its sixth track Slumber, by Seventh Element. Rediscover the dark story and concept that many musicians embraced for this album, in pure Experimental and Psychedelic form, completed with mighty visuals worthy of the original spirit of the album.
Injustrial is back with a new track made off his signature Industrial style, and boy does it deliver! With a theme and cover art representing the roots of the genre perfectly, this dark yet delightfully melodic and progressive piece hits deep and hard as Injustrial’s signature vocal style ravishes once again and the dark-spacey synths nail the instrumental parts not without evoking subtle Unreal notes to those who may remember the soundtrack of the first game.
To continue today’s streak of “mellow as marshmellow” tracks, have a sweet song from our buddy Ponytronic made for a charity album. With such an intent and a relaxing cover art of ponies wearing yukata near a sakura tree, the instrumental certainly does not disappoint and provides almost 7 minutes of chill bliss, spiced up by electronic notes. Maybe Fluttershy is not drinking tea but sake instead? Also, it’s Ponytronic’s birthday today!
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