This song is Vy’s own personal favourite from Super Pony World, and it’s not hard to see why. The drop is classic Porter Vylet-style synthpop, with his own vocals and crazy harmonies in the ‘verses’ and super uplifting melodies.
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It’s been a while (relatively speaking) since we had a solo piece from Totalspark here on the site, glad to have him back again! This song featured on the recent Beauty in the Trees compilation album, along with some equally beautiful tracks with very fitting soundscapes for the name.
Did someone say Skyrim? Not long since his last piece, and the bagpipes are back out again! Seemingly hit by sudden inspiration, Jyc Row made this piece in just a few hours, pretty impressive if you ask me.
Oh and while we’re at it, I couldn’t resist…
Another new song from pony music (relatively) new-comer ApostropheShy…or ‘Shy I guess, whichever they prefer. Whilst not actually written in a pentatonic scale, the name is still somewhat fitting for a song about the dj hors. The melodies are written in a relative minor pentatonic scale, Speckie is a music theory noob, still a fitting name for a song about dj hors.
“Yo, Clear Skies right here!” Some good old progressive house from Panic. Four-on-the-floor? Check. Uplifting melody? Check. Avicii-style piano and synths? Check. I’ve not got much more to say about this, it’s simple, clean, and works great!
…Or at least I think this is happy hardcore. Eh, close enough! Originally created a couple of years ago and recently brought back to life, this track is full of quick snappy vocal samples and upbeat melodies sure to make you smile.
MOAR TRANCE! I need it! Luna is one of the few producers who consistently makes trance in this fandom, and I’m so glad they keep putting out songs like this. Take a listen for classic echoey pianos and bright synths.
Another dnb banger from Trixent, a newcomer to the brony music scene. With this and Twilight’s Sweepy Surprise, they’d obviously gained some previous experience in music production; always a handy thing for new artists.
Exiark is making a run-up to another album release, and here we have the very first track from it! Life Still Left In Me brings in one of Exi’s previous collaborators, Chi-Chi, on board with vocals, whose lyrics (presumably) set the premise for this album Exiark’s working on. And that’s not all, they also did an “acoustic” (orchestral-like) rendition of the song, which you can find here on Chi-Chi’s channel!
There seems to have been an influx of orchestral music recently, and included in that is a song from Elias Frost. This is seemingly part of an upcoming album, so that’s something else to look forward to!
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