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Rusty Thorsell – Ghost from October | Pop?

It’s always rather hard to describe Rusty’s songs and his style of music. He’s more over in his corner of Sweden doing his own thing. It may be kinda hit-or-miss for some, but whether he’s using elastic bands or weird throat sounds, you can’t deny that he’s super creative with the production of his songs!

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Neighsayer – Learning From The Best (FritzyBeat Vocal Version) | Electro Pop

NB: This was originally posted on Equestria Daily on 18 October 2016.

Neighsayer released a tune called Learning From The Best in late 2013, and with some mixing help from Jastrian and lyrics help from Sights Unseen, FritzyBeat has put together some pretty awesome vocals on top of it! They complement the original track pretty well, and definitely help to reinvigorate it a bit. You can check out the original track here, but otherwise grab the new vocal version below!

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A Symphony Of Two – A Symphony Of Chaos | Orchestral

NB: This was originally posted on Equestria Daily on 19 October 2016.

Returning with another piece, A Symphony Of Two have created a dark orchestral tune themed around Discord. The tone of the piece certainly fits the character, and again, it’s quite cool being able to observe them as they create the music in the video for the track. With some grim-sounding piano combined with solid percussion and brooding strings and choir, this is certainly worth giving a listen!

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DrDycer – A Nightmares Melody | Indie Acoustic

DrDycer has returned with a new track of much beauty and sensitivity, paying tribute to Equestria’s most famous Night Mare. The powerful lyrics, along a very emotional vocal style, gives to this acoustic guitar-powered song the depth to musically retell the story for all the future generations to witness.

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[P@D] Jyc Row, Francis Vace & Woodlore – Warriors of Griffonstone | Celtic Metal

And now, Jyc’s other track from Voyager. This one was a pretty cool collaboration – getting Francis on another track with the metal guitars, and Woodlore’s voice is so powerful it fits the genre very well (and the little acoustic bridge part means we get to hear him do his thing too!)

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CrystalData – Perfect Morning | Orchestral

In continuation from the last post, after a New Dawn such as that one you could expect to have a Perfect Morning, and that’s precisely what CrystalData is giving us here with this wonderful Orchestral track and scene that equally feel much like Equestria. If you just imagine being there and partake in the lovely moment while listening to such music… you’ll find the emotions can flow really fast. CrystalData just came back after a little hiatus, too, so be sure to show your support!

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The Midnight Musician – Button Song (7 AM) | Pop Rock

Hello, something else unexpected! Until now, The Midnight Musician has only released electronic music, but it seems he wanted to take a try at some rock music; and so, this rather cute pop rock track came to be. all the parts (bar the drums) are performed by TMM himself, and are sung from Button Mash’s point of view. Nice work TMM, always nice to see musicians branching out and trying something completely new!

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[P@D] Crystal Slave – Falter | Electro-Pop

NB: The original video was deleted, the above is an archive re-upload.

One of the more unique tracks from Voyager, this song takes inspiration from the storyline of Rainbow Dash joining the Wonderbolts, and Crystal Slave’s voice really brings the emotion in his lyrics to life. It’s also somewhat rare to see a 3/4 time song, so that’s cool too.

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[P@D] Jyc Row & Francis Vace – Celestial Beserkers (ft. IbeConCept) | Celtic Metal Big Room

No, seriously.

This one certainly took me by surprise when I heard it. Not only does Jyc take a shot at more of an electronic side of production than usual, but it’s combined with his own celtic orchestral style, Francis’s input on the metal sections and IbeConCept is brought in to rap in the verses.  There is literally an influence from every category we put things into here (Electronic, Rock, and Misc), and I’ve never heard anything quite like this. Kudos to the three of you for this!