dBPony has been making pony music since 2012, and now he is back once again to blow your ears out. He and Turquoise Splash will shake you to your core with punk rock energy and youthful rebellion!
Rock
Hoof Deep ft. Princewhateverer & Gl!tter D!sk – Part Of Me | Pop Punk
The Fallout: Equestria subfandom never stops inspiring brony artists. Spooky-Abby’s parody of Neck Deep is the perfect introspective track to reminisce about the trials of the Wasteland, and there is no better singer for those harmonies than PrinceWhateverer.
MelodyBrony ft. 4EverfreeBrony – Derpy All Over | Pop Rock
Derpy and Doctor Whooves are the creativity of the MLP fandom incarnate. From basically nothing, fans have given them full personalities and lore, which in itself is a time capsule (no pun intended) of early 2010s internet. That tradition continues to this day! With the help of 4EverfreeBrony, MelodyBrony channels his signature angsty style into a pop punk romance anthem. ALSO, check out the music video animated by Twital!
Blackened Blue – Don’t Count On Me | Metal
Blackened Blue is back with a hybrid G4/G5 metal song! Both Pipp and Rainbow Dash are ponies attracted to fame, and that goes to their heads sometimes. What better way to release all that frustration than by screaming to some thumping metal music?
Pathfinder Project – One Wish (Tarby Cover) | Progressive Metal
Tarby’s Everfree album is an underrated classic of pony music. The prog metal artists always manage to show just how creative and expressive this fandom can be. For its eleventh anniversary, Pathfinder Project took up Tarby’s mantle and covered one of its flagship songs. Settle in for 10 minutes of this one-man band performing his version of One Wish!
Elias Frost – LORD OF CHAOS | Metal
MLP and metal music are a paradoxical but classic combination, and Elias Frost is one of the musicians who carries this unlikely torch. He has brought raw vocals, shredding guitars and banging drums for this track about your favourite draconequus menace.
Canto Acrylic – Shadows | Alternative Rock
Who is the edgiest pony? Stygian is probably one of the strongest contenders. Canto Acrylic used him as inspiration and wrote a sick song filled to the brim with angst and rage.
RavenFlight – Break the World | Metal
One of the newer musicians to the fandom, RavenFlight, has been pumping out metal bangers like “Break the World”, a fantastic song about Discord’s love for Fluttershy and how far he’s willing to go to protect her. It opens with dark and sinister ambience, accompanied with fun, edgy guitar riffs. It features screaming vocals which are well performed and perfectly match Discord’s character, and sprinkled throughout are chaotic electronic melodies and effects. Make sure to check it out; you certainly wouldn’t want to evoke Discord’s wrath.
Bloc Pony – Goodbye, Tank | Alternative Rock
If you have been to recent European pony conventions, you might have seen Bloc Pony (formerly BlocDrummer) supporting the likes of Blackened Blue and PrinceWhateverer, or as part of Equestrian Echoes. Goodbye, Tank is his first solo pony song: this emotional rock track is about the episode Tanks For The Memories—but reimagined, if the episode was actually about Tank’s passing. Show him your support, so that we may hear more music from Bloc Pony in the future!
SpinScissor – Three Friends Watching Stars Explode | Piano Rock
This song is a smoky yet graceful introspection with a solid backing beat, interweaving several timid yet hopeful anthems throughout. SpinScissor’s description of the song says it
“details the story of the Cutie Mark Crusaders, who, on one fateful night, decide to brave the unknown by venturing together deep into the Everfree Forest through the pitch black, and are rewarded greatly for it with a one-of-a-kind memory that they’ll surely never forget.”-SpinScissor
They go on to add a personal note, which says a lot about the tone of this piece-
“As an anxious person, I often struggle to take risks, and I tend to severely overthink even the most small and inconsequential decisions at times. This song serves as a reminder to myself, and to anyone else that may need it, that some risks, no matter how daunting they may seem in the moment, truly are worth taking.”-SpinScissor
All in all, it is well worth the listen, and we hope you enjoy it.
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