Fresh off of Vylet’s new album, he and Sylver combine to make this 50s style instrumental track. Catching On is inspired by several different worldly influences and has a nice blend of a jazzy beat with Brazilian and Mediterranean instrumentation. Even with the upbeat tempo, the song has a very chilled out vibe to it – an impressive achievement befitting the talent of great producers like Vylet and Sylver!
Here’s one for the metalhead readers! This new Daybreaker-themed piece by two of the greatest metal musicians currently doing it is heavy on the riffs, with some killer and equally-impressive guitar solos by Osoch. The percussion sounds as good as any Reverbrony track and the Meshuggah influence, especially during the breakdowns, is palpable. This ain’t one to miss for any djent fans!
Rarity Advocate continues to prove he is among the best composers, classical or otherwise, in the fandom with this lovely Chopin-inspired piece about the titular Dress Horse herself. The piece evolves in a very ear-grabbing way. Some moments are more dirge-like, while some are pensive and loving. This ode to Rarity is one of my personal favorite solo piano pieces this fandom’s ever produced.
Every time Moon Flame from Equestria Electric Symphony Orchestra releases a new song, we get a new chance to partake in cuddly times with one of our beloved ponies. Lilac Sky is dedicated to Starlight and expresses much love, with tender vocals and lyrics, as well as a cute and refined instrumental giving off fitting romantic vibes. Isn’t it great when we can relate to what other fans are expressing with their fan songs? Never stop showing your love to ponies… and to lovely musicians like Moon Flame!
Don’t be deceived by the House genre, because just like a changeling in disguise, it could hide many unexpected twists! UndreamedPanic contributes to A State of Sugar Bubblegum with another stunning track, this time changeling-themed. Expert sounds and compositional prowess are doing wonders once more as this very stylish and refined tune unfolds.
Releasing old gems from the past is often a treat, and this one from Jyc Row themed around the Crystalling of Flurry Heart is a much welcome addition to our music library! Grand and regal melodies and instruments are depicting the event in a wonderful way, and bagpipes are leading the ceremony as one of Jyc’s signature musical styles.
Our friendly neighborhood Glitchling has ventured into the heavier genres of EDM and brings us a tasty and refined Dubstep beauty! The sick wubs and sharp sound design are delivering the power of heavy bass as the iDubbbz samples are amusingly calling back to some of the corners of our community after dark… A real treat and token of Glitchling’s talent and hard work!
AntaresPony, a new pony musician who appeared recently, keeps it up with the wonderful Ambient releases like a real fan! Showcasing a distinct musical identity as well as unique aesthetics in the videos, AntaresPony tells beautiful pony-inspired tales through music, and this one is centered around our beloved Coco Pommel! It is quite emotional with many instruments coming into play and an atmosphere like no other. It even features vocal samples from Coco for added emotion, mixed in with much talent!
Also check out the other delightful tune they released along this one, the starlight i love.
Lorris’s new album is jam-packed with delightful wubbly goodness. Dubstep, drumstep, trap, and more are all represented here, with an overarching cybernetic theme. Every song is amazing, and there’s enough variation to keep you engaged throughout the album. Songs like Dropshot are guttural and bassy, while Particles Storm is crisp and dark. It’s pay what you want, so go give it a listen!
Quite a cathartic song this one is! Taking musical inspiration from Chris Christodoulou and his Risk of Rain soundtrack, this is some of the most unique post-rock I’ve ever heard. From saxophone to turntable scratches, this track lifts elements from all over the musical spectrum. The drums are punchy and attention-grabbing without being “epic,” and the breaks throughout (featuring some heavenly vocal samples and strings) are just lovely. Clearly, this was a very important track for Radiarc to release, judging by the description and the song itself, so go show him some love!
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