Today I’m delighted to bring you another amazing House track, this time around brought to us by the amazing Japkozjad! The song features a constant and catchy melody that already feels like you’re floating through space. Featuring fun drops and a beat that’ll get stuck in your head, this song is awesome for the entire four and a half minute duration and you should definitely check it out!
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Pipetka – Despair | Hybrid Orchestral
Content warning: mentions of death, pleading, crying.
Suffice to say, this song is a roller coaster of emotions. It starts out straight off the bat with terrifying vocals and pleading for life, supported by nothing more then low synths, before guitars set in to properly start the track. Everything takes a while to build, supported by another small vocal part, as the piece crescendos to a powerful drum solo. Towards the second half the song becomes more hopeful, with high strings and triumphant horns, making for a strange but quite interesting shift in mood before the song comes to an end on a piano solo supported only partially by other instruments.
Everfree Park Rangers – Woodland Guide | Compilation Album
The historic fandom compilation album Balloon Party made its big return in July with many active musicians contributing. Balloon Party has always thrived around theming their albums, and so each of the 20 accepted tracks relates in some way to the idea of Fluttershy leading an expedition into the Everfree Forest as the group’s Woodland Guide.
The variety of music featured on the compilation is astounding – covering electronic and acoustic, vocal, vocal chops, and instrumental, as well as many, many different genres. With so many different contributing artists, there are a lot of creative takes on what kind of music and stories can be present through the theme. “Woodland Guide” is totally free for download, and it is a fantastic snapshot of what many fandom musicians sound like this summer!
Forest Rain – Great to be Different (feat. Decibelle) [10th Anniversary] | Soft Rock/Ballad
Wandering Artist – At the end of the day | Album | Orchestral / Soundtrack
Wandering Artist is back once again with another incredible collection of environments and medleys, seven in fact as part of their new album “At the end of the day”.
Originally developed as a radio drama soundtrack involving Sunny, inspired by long commutes to work as of late and how well radio shows can keep you company during those lonely drives, but “at the end of the day”, decided to just release it as music, allowing us to think of our own stories and contemplate on what Sunny did during her day while she finally gets a moment of respite!
Evershade – Potions | Pop
Based around the background music and theme of the Pony life episode “All That Jitters”, Evershade has created an original song about Twilight battling her nerves while trying to impress Potion Nova.
A catchy backing melody and the relatable message this song gives is wonderful! Push your worries aside and have fun. Don’t burn yourself out hiding behind a mask, Just be yourself and everything will work out in the end!
Khaliber – Drift Away (feat. ProtoShadez) | Future Bass
Khaliber shootin’ out dem calibers once again and they are BANGERS! Happily accompanied by vocal acrobat ProtoShadez this time, a lovely harmonic future bass tune has come out of it! It feels like the track really pulls you in and blasts you out. You can literally feel yourself going through WAVES. To say this track is an experience would be an understatement. This track feels like going along with the waves and experiencing every last motion of the wild ride provided. Amazing techno features in fast paced action, soothed by harmonic and soothing vocals. Both the calm and wild meet in balance here, and it feels wonderful! Make sure to drift away to their channels as well, and check them out! Well done you both, well done.
PrinceWhateverer – Ghost in the Sun – Metal
The trials of sisterhood between Celestia and Luna and the stories told before the “Friendship is Magic” series are still evolving even as fanfiction has been created for years in this fandom. Ghost in the Sun stands out with deep emotional and psychological turmoil between the sisters. PrinceWhateverer zones in and locks you deep into the minds of the overarching events. The extremely hard melodies of heavy metal only act as a lightning rod to pull you in more to feel that you are right there watching things play out. As always, this Qilin asks you to judge for yourself.
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