Radiarc ventures back into the dark orchestral style in this thrilling roller coaster of a track. Always There swings back and forth, starting as a slow, empty-feeling piece comprised mainly of high piano keys and an ambient voice, and then jumps into an intense battle-style epic. The different parts are both dark and feel like a raging battle inside your own mind. After going through several rewrites and a lot of time spent making sure it was done right, Radiarc really delivers with this tribute inspired by the cover art used in the track!

 

NB: This was originally posted on Equestria Daily on 12 March 2018.

A Symphony Of Two’s works are often best described as deliberate and thoughtful, and this piece is arguably the strongest example of that yet. A very classically designed and tense piece, the composition throughout is highly captivating, and the strings especially are hugely emotive, whilst the piano is quite beautiful.

And now for something a little different from ModernBard’s usual style of music – he’s moved away from electronic into the realm of orchestral and done a great job of it too. Short but sweet, this piece captures the majesty of flying and of soaring high in the sky.

NB: This was originally posted on Equestria Daily on 8 March 2018.

Radiarc’s dark orchestral works continue with this thoroughly captivating piece that carries some heavy weight to it. The track is about Twilight’s struggle with her own immortality, and the effect that the mortality of her friends has on both her and them. There’s some lovely use of guitar and percussion alongside excellent vocal choir sounds and it’s definitely a piece worth listening to.