Wake up. Stretch your wings. Take flight.
The more I try to make ambient and chillout music myself, the more I become envious of those who do it so well, such as Direct Current. I really enjoyed this one, and not just because it’s about master race pegasi; the simple melodies combine together very nicely and the strings add new level of depth to it.
The queen of techno returns with a surprisingly more chill track than usual. Taking a more downtempo beat and featuring strings and plenty of keyboard sounds, this arguably fits better among chillout than techno! Dig into this and feel the zen with Snails…or something along those lines…
I~ think this is pretty cool. We covered this back when PVNK’s Internal Errors EP was released – it’s a fun piece that keeps your standard dnb break pattern and focus mostly on plucked basses than the rolling sounds you might often see in drum & bass.
As summer draws us to a close for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, and many people head back to school or work, take a moment to check out this uplifting little piece from ArcticSkies. It kinda enfuses breakbeat with some more chill vibes and has a general happy vibe going on, pretty nice stuff!
Vibrant Sound seems to be getting better with their music production. This orchestral piece makes use of some nice new orchestral sounds; it’s always nice to see these in pieces with good automation and composition!
For all of you addicts of spy movies or just fans of Rarity in all her endeavors, rejoice because Crusader’s new release is a definitely much welcomed Pop-Punk piece about the detective talents we’ve loved to see in Rarity during the events of Rarity Investigates. Bringing enjoyable musical moods very fitting for themes of detectives and spies, the track still keeps a certain MLP-ish happy vibe, making it the perfect tribute while being quite epic.
Anyone order a 4-way collab? With Midnight Musician on production and at least 3 other people on vocals (look at the description, there’s tons of them doing backing vox!), this song seems to be a mostly “feel good” piece, but a well-produced track nonetheless, with vocals that mix well together.
I can always rely on Direct Current for some pretty, relaxing music. Calm Winds does this very nicely. Soft saw pads, gentle bass, and just a little bit of drums, a nice all-rounder to end the day on.
It’s always quite nice to hear solo instrumental pieces from the orchestral and classical musicians in the fandom. Relax with this piano piece from Sonic Hooves about riding in a boat. Bonus points to them too for the little linguistic explanation of the title 😀
With something that sounds like its come straight out of a Disney movie, Duo Cartoonist, producers of the much celebrated Children of the Night, have released their first original piece of music, featuring the talents of a whole bunch of people who helped out to make it a reality. If Disney villain music is your kind of thing, you’ll probably love this.
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