Tarby’s Everfree album is an underrated classic of pony music. The prog metal artists always manage to show just how creative and expressive this fandom can be. For its eleventh anniversary, Pathfinder Project took up Tarby’s mantle and covered one of its flagship songs. Settle in for 10 minutes of this one-man band performing his version of One Wish!
Author: DuxTape
Ice Angel & loophoof – Friendship Over The Problems (Reunify VII) | Happy Hardcore
Ice Angel is back with another song in his Reunify series. Enjoy the euphoric happy hardcore vibes he is known for, and give props to loophoof, who is accompanying him with his amazing pony vocal chop skills!
Elias Frost – LORD OF CHAOS | Metal
MLP and metal music are a paradoxical but classic combination, and Elias Frost is one of the musicians who carries this unlikely torch. He has brought raw vocals, shredding guitars and banging drums for this track about your favourite draconequus menace.
Canto Acrylic – Shadows | Alternative Rock
Who is the edgiest pony? Stygian is probably one of the strongest contenders. Canto Acrylic used him as inspiration and wrote a sick song filled to the brim with angst and rage.
Piepony – Pieicus | Electronic
Piepony is a hidden gem with just double-digit subscribers. Over the course of 2025, this artist has been releasing tracks in the style of SoGreatAndPowerful. So far we’ve seen songs about Applejack, Twilight, and Rainbow Dash, and now we’ve got Pinkie Pie. Give them all a listen and if you liked them, show your appreciation!
[VibePoniez] Furman + Roberts – Pony Life Theme (Canvas Remix) | Lo-Fi
Music about Pony Life in 2025? Canvas makes it true, and turned the theme song of this sugar-overdosed show into a slow, care-free remix.
Bloc Pony – Goodbye, Tank | Alternative Rock
If you have been to recent European pony conventions, you might have seen Bloc Pony (formerly BlocDrummer) supporting the likes of Blackened Blue and PrinceWhateverer, or as part of Equestrian Echoes. Goodbye, Tank is his first solo pony song: this emotional rock track is about the episode Tanks For The Memories—but reimagined, if the episode was actually about Tank’s passing. Show him your support, so that we may hear more music from Bloc Pony in the future!
banquo0 – We Didn’t Start The Fire (Billy Joel Parody) | Pop
Parodies of We Didn’t Start The Fire are always fun. What’s better than a rundown of some particular history to the tune of 80s pop? Way back in 2012, when the show had just 2 seasons, 4@4 / MegaTouhou did one about the history of the fandom. To celebrate the 15th anniversary of MLP:FiM, banquo0 created a PMV to chronicle the events in the show, all the way from Season 1 to Season 9.
Celtic Stampede – Roam, Roam Away | Irish A Capella
Celtic Stampede—the quartet consisting of 4EverfreeBrony, BlueBrony, Luna Jax, and The L-Train—is back! After their first song, Mare Of The Forest, they’re bringing us another wholesome acapella tune, retelling Applejack’s cutie mark story: how she ventured out to Manehattan and realized that her true calling was on Sweet Apple Acres.
L-Train & RoCSMOr – Pillars Of Equestria Part Two | Symphonic Metal
L-Train and his Royal Canterlot Symphonic Metal Orchestra have finally returned for the long-awaited sequel to Pillars of Equestria. Part 1 told the tale of the seven legendary ponies, and how they were brought together; six years later, we listen to their exploits: the battle with the Sirens, the planting of the Seed of Harmony, the fall of Stygian, the rise of the Pony of Shadows, and their ultimate disappearance.
Part 2 is once again a grand collaboration, with 4EverfreeBrony, DaWillstanator, ShadowSprite, SkyBolt, and Aria Diamond returning for their roles as the Pillars, and Cyril the Wolf and Namii filling in for Francis Vace and Aramau. In addition, Celica Soldream provides a spectacular performance as the Sirens, and some additional instrumentals are provided by Pathfinder Project, Koron Korak, BlueBrony, Osoch, and Blackened Blue.
Be sure to listen to both parts, and give all the artists (especially L-Train) some love! Find L-Train on YouTube, Bluesky, and Bandcamp.
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