A track that is as lovely as its title or its cover art, this new Dubstep tune from D3LTA feels like a lively and awe-inspiring trip into a deep forest, with a certain sense of adventure that is conveyed through the wonderful melodies. A much joyous occasion indeed!
Audios
ExplodingPonyToast, LutariFan & ThatMusicBrony – Start Again (Mr. A.M. Remix) | Dubstep
Start Again might just be the finest example of a timeless special song that will never wither, and both this amazing remix and its visuals are reflecting that very well. After all this time, it is now Mr. A.M.’s turn to give an additional life to the exceptional original, and it is with a powerful yet tender Dubstep vision that this wonderful remix plays out, along drops of pure beauty, sax-ish synth and melodies, intense bass, and reawakened vocals.
OldasTheyAre – RD / RA (Covering SoGreatandPowerful) | Piano Solo
Performing SoGreatandPowerful’s songs on piano might be hard, but it doesn’t mean that you can’t try and do your best to pay tribute to the amazing music from the famous pony musician! OldasTheyAre answered the call and the result of their passion is nothing short of beautiful. Enjoy this masterful cover of the original RD / RA on piano, and let the emotional vibes surround you as the magic of music is played out by OldasTheyAre…
Francis Vace – So Long (Covering PrinceWhateverer) (feat. 4EverfreeBrony) | Soft Rock
When two talented musicians team up to cover a meaningful and already amazing song from another talented musician, it can only result in something awesomazing! Turning the original Metal track into a Soft Rock version and featuring 4EverfreeBrony‘s vocals, this cover does a mighty job at conveying the depth of the theme through emotional vocals from both singers, and a top-notch instrumental courtesy of Francis Vace. A wonderful cover indeed, from the album The Old Mare And The Sea that is out now!
Army Gaben – Great and Powerful | Synthpop
Army Gaben has always got such awesome ideas to put in tracks and that make them quite unique, and this Trixie-centered piece is no exception, with a delightful and surprising Synthpop instrumental of many wonders. It awesomely reflects Trixie’s cute and nifty side, and I love it so much!!
GhostXb – A Comforting Thought | Hip-Hop
Another masterpiece from GhostXb, this Hip-Hop instrumental shines with magic that only he could make. A soothing yet intriguing musical mood, blissful drums, and very emotional strings melodies, make the piece an incredible gem and token of talent and unique musical vision. Such A Comforting Thought and a blessing that we have GhostXb composing tracks like these in our community!
TheMusicReborn – Up In The Sky (Remastered) | Acoustic
TheMusicReborn treats us with a beautiful remaster of a meaningful track released almost 4 years ago, and focusing on Scootaloo’s character depth. Gorgeous vocals complete a soft piano instrumental to create a powerful tribute, and emotional memories of Sleepless in Ponyville surface again!
Elias Frost – Best Friends Until the End of Time (Covering Daniel Ingram) | Metal
Elias Frost did it again!! Bringing the delightful Metal vibes to S7’s first song as part of a “royal duty”, the musician provides an alternate version full of sick guitar riffs and drums, and epic vocals. There’s even extra teacups! It’s like not even our writeups would be safe from Trixie’s antics when [teacup!] did the [teacup!] to [teacup!]
Lunar Drift – Coloratura | Electronic / Piano
Another wonderful new release from Lunar Drift, this tribute to Coloratura isn’t lacking of amazing Piano solos. We can really feel the lovely tribute intent from the beautiful and emotional melodies unfolding throughout the piece, always with a much enjoyable Electronic accompaniment!
Daniel Ingram – Best Friends Until the End of Time (TCB Remix) | Future Trap
I guess we were all really hanging out for some new official show songs. It makes sense, the last show song was more than eight months ago (slightly less if you count Legend Of Everfree). Enter Best Friends Until the End of Time and suddenly we’ve got more remixes than you could shake a stick at. This particular version takes a very unique approach to the source material, and brings it to a really chill downtempo place. Combining thethe original melody, vocal chops and future chords with trap kick and hithat rolls, it creates something that almost feels like it shouldn’t work, but very certainly does.
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