GNG’s remix of the fandom classic “Rainbow Factory” by Wooden Toaster takes all the electrifying energy of the original and funnels into an equally potent banger which sounds like it came straight off the floor of the factory itself! The kick is unbelievably powerful, its percussive elements sound like hacking saws, and its synths sound like alarms going off, giving this quite the industrial vibe. It’s an absolutely great listen for anyone wanting a piece which packs an extra punch.
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Vale & FL0 | avast_wholesome_peach.mp3 | Dubstep
It maybe April Fools, but this song is no joke, just 100% fun internet vibes. Vale & FL0 have made a remix of a remix, paying homage to both the original Kitsune^2 track as well as Wooden toaster’s rendition. Expect your Fluttershy “yay” chops but infused with dubstep wubs, and then toss those expectations out the window when the piano solo hits. Perhaps a second meme song might even sneak in. Either way, it’ll be hard to get through this one without breaking out smiling.
Sylvver & Trey Husk – Crazy For U | Bounce
Sylvver & Trey Husk are a dance music dream team, and this song is no exception to the quality and consistency you’ve come to expect from the duo. Featuring the heartfelt theme of summertime romance laid beautifully atop a bed of catchy melodies, powerful drums, gorgeous vocal chops and stellar production, this song perfectly captures the spark of newfound love in the warm sun. If you’ve been looking for a strong contender for “song of the summer”, then look no further!
Nyanakaru – Kalamata | Electro-pop
Take a seat before listening because the intensity Nyanakaru will hit you with their song “Kalamata” might knock you over! This extremely energetic track pulls you in just mere seconds after it starts with the marvelous vocals and rapid fire lyrics. The interwoven interludes perfectly contrast with the powerful singing stretches, creating a track that will embed itself into your brain without any effort or delay, so give it a listen!
Ice Angel, Zythiria & Skyshard – A Long Journey | Ambient
Ice Angel, Zythiria and Skyshard invite you to a relaxing and soothing timeout from your sorrows with “A Long Journey”. The three form a lovely ambient soundscape with the noises of birds and streams woven between the serene music, slowly building up the instrumentation while never loosing the calm foundation the song was created upon. This arrangement cocoons you in a wonderful way such that the 4 minutes the track asks of you passes in an instance.
BGM & Vul – Party of One | Rock
Party of One is a sock-hoppy party song about Pinkie Pie’s isolation, ironically produced as a team effort between Vul and BGM. This fun song hearkens back to an episode of the same name (S1:E25) in which Pinkie finds herself parting with a roomful of inanimate objects as she feels her friends have all rejected her. This song does a great job of capturing the energy of that particular party, which was simultaneously frantically tragic and hilarious, and only by listening to the lyrics does one realize how truly sad the situation is. The track is a truly exciting piece and is worth the listen.
VioletWire – ONCE AGAIN | Synthwave
VioletWire’s “ONCE AGAIN” is a deep, dark and introspective song about Twilight Sparkle, as she’s portrayed in Eakin’s “Hard Reset” fanfiction. This tune features a groovy bassline with a fantastic tone, lots of fun percussion elements, and some phenomenal vocal effects work and lyric writing prowess on full display! The instrument choices and vocal tone also remind me of some of my favorite works by Aviators, and if you enjoy their discography, this song will make a wonderful addition to your playlist!
Koron Korak & StableTwoStallion – Changeling Invasion | Industrial Metal
Koron Korak & StableTwoStallion bring the heat with “Changeling Invasion”, a powerhouse of industrial metal that grips you from the first note. The track kicks off with a methodical, heavy bassline that sets a haunting tone (always appreciate a good bassist!), accompanied by eerie vocals that shift between English and French, adding an extra layer of mystery. Just when you think you’ve settled in, the track explodes with massive drums and ferocious black metal-inspired guitars, delivering a relentless assault. The contrast between the brooding verses and the hard-hitting choruses creates an electrifying push-and-pull dynamic that keeps the energy high and the listener engaged. Whether you’re a die-hard industrial metal fan, or just looking for something intense and immersive, this track is an absolute must-listen.
SnowShovel – I Won’t Sleep Tonight (feat. PrinceWhateverer & Blackened Blue) | Metal
Oh man, looking back, I never realized how much I missed the 2017-2018s style of Brony rock/metal, where names like PrinceWhateverer, Blackened Blue, Sable Symphony, Bronikoni, and more dominated the scene, transitioning the genres to what they are today & inspiring the next generation of rock musicians. While those days are over and the blanket rock genre has naturally evolved because of it, I can’t help feeling a twinge of nostalgia for one of my favorite eras of the genre while listening to this song by SnowShovel. Featuring the legendary team up of PrinceWhateverer on vocals and Blackened Blue on the screams, this song has all the energy and agency that has me banging my head along, especially at the driving chorus. And I can’t give the midway transition into & through the guitar break enough praise either! It’s a whole different energy, and one that you have to experience for yourself to understand.
Daniel Ingram – Invisible (Memory Tale 2024 Remix) | Drum & Bass
Memory Tale brings new life to “Invisible” with their remix, turning it into an electrifying Drum & Bass experience that hits all the right notes. Packed with deep, rolling basslines, punchy drums, and a surprising touch of electric guitar, the track delivers an irresistible energy that’ll have you bouncing in your seat. The addition of backing vocals enhances the emotional weight of the melody, adding depth without overshadowing the driving beat. Whether you’re a seasoned D&B fan or just dipping your hooves into the genre, this remix is a must-listen — and trust me, it’s worth it, I’ve listened to a lot of Drum & Bass so when I tell you it’s good – It’s really good!
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