Here it is, what’s bound to be the best Ponies At Dawn album yet. With each new album comes both a new selection of artists as well as some of the great ones who have been around for a while – something that is in my opinion the best balance when compiling brony music.
The album is available completely for free on Bandcamp, or you pay whatever amount you wish for it. You can expect to see many of the songs from it posted on the site in the coming days and weeks!
We were a bit late picking up on this one, but that’s understandable when it’s someone who’s only recently started publishing music! This remix of the classic Into The Green from ThisSideOfOblivion follows a sort of dark-ish synthpop style and even features some custom vocal chopping – always nice to see people take on that stylistic element.
Making a seemingly very speedy turnaround from the release of Super Pony World this summer, Vylet’s back with another album, this one about Rarity. Not quite as monumental as SPW, however Love Letters still contains 12 tracks, more than qualifying it for a full album status. Read on for a look at each track one-by-one as it transitions through many phases of electronic music with hints of jaaazzzz.
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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Ohayo! More awesome music from Vylet’s recent album, Super Pony World. This one incluedes some awesome freestyle rhodes and piano in the middle section, super summery and chill vibes all over the place (✿-‿-)
Better late than never, eh? NB: A small part of this review was also written by Spectra.
Hey kiddos, it’s Reverie, and while I’m busy being sad and hating myself that I haven’t been working on the Top Ten listings that much due to school and graduation and all that, I’ve written a comprehensive review, going track by track through ALL of the new Vylet release, entitled Super Pony World. Since we don’t want to exclude some of the deluxe version material, this is going to cover all of the base tracks plus a couple of the original pieces from the deluxe version. So, let’s hop right into it after the break!
Recently released on the deluxe version of Super Pony World (review coming soon, srsly), Jupiter Maroon took a Porter Robinson-esque approach to his remix of Little Dreams. Expect both visual and aural aesthetics 😉
We completely missed this when it first released back in May, but thanks to someone sending it in to us, we’re able to share it with you today! This compilation album featuring artists from the Japanese fandom scene was released at Japan Ponycon in May earlier this year. It features some names you might recognise (e.g. Oodoratoo2, delfino), but also has a wide variety of other artists you may never have heard of, and a huge range of genres too! The above video contains previews of each track, and the album itself can be downloaded from JPP’s website for free!
In something of a stylistic shift for Sights Unseen, we’re presented with something a bit different from his usual style. With an ambient introduction building into an orchestral soundscape, the first few minutes of this track would make a solid piece by themselves, however 2 and a half minutes in it pounds out some beautiful synth melodies, and continues in much the same style throughout, shifting between orchestral and synth-driven movements.
Sounding just as emotional as the BGM from an epic RPG with an amazing story you’ve just finished, here comes my favorite remix of Little Dreams I’ve listened to so far. There is just some magic in the soft, gentle mood of this remix, which is evoking emotions with mellow melodies, nostalgic sounds, and the one thing that never fails, Fluttershy samples and chops! Truly so many wonders in this magical experience that stays true to the spirit of the original while adding extra layers of appreciation and emotion.
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