Electronica
Album Review: Forest Robots – Supermoon Moonlight, Pt. One
Forest Robots’ first album examines the wonders of nature through music. ‘Supermoon Moonlight, Pt. One’, was born after the LA composer explored the landscapes at Sierra Nevada. According to the artist, this record makes a call to spend more time outdoors, and it’s especially dedicated to his daughter. Furthermore, If I am not mistaken, he features some elements of classical music in conjunction with pure Electronica. In addition, the song titles seem to be taken from a very poetic world that is correlated with the album name. This turns out to be a fantasy story in the midst of nature but there are no vocals, just exquisite ambient sounds.
Following, you will enjoy my concrete analysis track-by-track.
1 – A Path Among the Woods
There’s a strong distortion that intentionally alters the smooth composition, but at the same time, this becomes a magical effect. On the other hand, the harp that can be heard throughout the song gives this intro track a touch of refinement.
2 – Times When I Know You Watch the Sky, Pt 1
The continuous chimes remind me a little of the Christmas season. Indeed, I also found myself immersed in its cinematic beat construction.
3 – Shapes Shifts in the Distant Shadows
Here we have lively electronic music and something more danceable in comparison with the previous two that are designed rather to contemplate them sitting on the sofa or lying on the bed.
4 – Last Silvers of Moonlight
A dark piano melody will captivate you from the beginning to the end. The first thing that comes to mind is a horror or thriller movie. An excellent piece that makes a contrast with the rest of the tracks of this album. I really think Forest Robots has a brilliant future as a composer of soundtracks for Hollywood movies.
5 – Silhouettes Follow the Echoes
For a moment, I felt I was floating in space. It might sound funny to say, but this song applies very well to astronauts. By all means, he creates a progressive tune and its rhythm becomes more intense little by little.
6 – Then the Spider Turned into a Cloud
The slow and gentle sound creates a mysterious atmosphere. I would venture to say he also incorporates oriental sounding instrumentation at the same time.
7 – Mandelbrots in Winter
At the start, I thought this was very relaxing but then the TR-808 drum beats came to provide dynamism and something vibrant to the whole song. Without this last element, this could have been a downtempo number.
8 – While Birds Dream of Dawn and Wind
Once again, I think he repeats the same synths that were used on the previous track. The only difference I found is the presence of new audio effects that seem to come from outer space.
9 – By the Stillness of the Lake
This is the shortest song from the album. With just one minute and seventeen seconds, Forest Robots designs a soundscape that feels delicate. A little melody that incites you to enter the alpha state of mind.
10 – Follow the Towers to the Moon
The album has a great ending with bright melodies. An array of colorful electronic textures are properly calibrated to leave listeners with a memorable experience.
In conclusion, if the day has you stressed or worries go round and round in your head, then ‘Supermoon Moonlight, Pt. One’ is the best free medicine. Just close your eyes and chill out with these wonderful compositions.
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I’m absolutely thrilled to share everything I’ve got on Aezon‘s soon-to-drop album, ‘Life Unknown.’ Undoubtedly, this 10-track masterpiece translates the deep thoughts of the mind and soul into electronic melodies. Make sure to jot down September 12th in your calendars!
To satisfy your curiosity, fascinating and intriguing aspects are detailed accurately below.
1. A Fusion of Emotions and Soundscapes
‘Life Unknown’ is an incredible blend of Dubstep, Techno, DnB, and PsyTrance, all woven together to create cutting-edge Electronica that pushes boundaries. This album draws inspiration from the depths of human feelings and the complexities of evolving perceptions.
Aezon’s own experiences with ups and downs serve as the catalyst for this unique creation too. Besides, you can expect dark themes throughout.
2. The Artist Behind the Sound
Aezon’s transition from a classically trained pianist/percussionist to an electronic music producer has infused ‘Life Unknown’ with a distinctive sonic fingerprint. Plus, her innate ability to translate raw emotions into harmonies and beats, gives this material a deeply personal touch that resonates with listeners.
3. Collaborative Project
In this case, collaborations with artists such as Ex-Inferis and Rare Holo enrich the whole album, adding layers of depth and dimension to the already striking tunes. Obviously, this peculiarity stands as proof of Aezon’s willingness to embrace new concepts with an open outlook.
4. Embark on a Transformative Expedition
Clearly, ‘Life Unknown’ isn’t merely an album; it’s an invitation. An invitation to embark on a transformative expedition through the corridors of self-reflection.
Although the instrumental elements outweigh the vocals in complexity, each tune will get you grooving to the beat while also prompting you to contemplate its sonic textures.
5. An Enigmatic Finale
As the album comes to an end, Aezon throws in a curveball: an alien invasion! This last part makes you think about things in a whole new way, making you wonder about how you see things. It’s a mysterious ending that’ll keep your mind spinning even after the music stops.
Without further ado, stay tuned for this electrifying release that promises to redefine modern electronic music and the very essence of life itself.
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Having ventured into music production during the onset of the pandemic, Timothy Michael Immen proudly presents today his skills in “Electric Dynamo.” With cheerful beats and bright synthesizers, the track exemplifies Micro EDM to perfection!
Currently, he has taken his talents overseas to Korea, where he plans to continue developing his eclectic style. In fact, he has a massive and highly formal release planned for next year, but it’s all hush-hush at the moment.
Drawing inspiration from the iconic film Bladerunner and even ABBA, Immen’s creation transports listeners to a futuristic underground club. Certainly, the instrumental arrangement speaks volumes, as well as the intense and energetic drops.
Not to mention, its lack of lyrics does not diminish its allure. Hit the play button below.
You know what’s cool? “Electric Dynamo” kinda feels like the soundtrack of a Sci-Fi odyssey. And, of course, the melodies stand out more because they have a concise and condensed structure without the build-ups you’re used to in commercial tunes.
Lastly, the Skype-recorded robotic vocals totally embrace the Space-Age vibe of this jam. So, it’s crystal clear that this simple yet essential element adds some extra flair and originality to the whole shebang.
Keep your headphones on, I’m sure there’s more excitement ahead with his forthcoming unconventional pieces.
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Vibrant and otherworldly, are the best words that describe the remake of “Beyond The Dream Drum” by Electronica duo Silvermouse. Recently, these artists teamed up with Carlos Vivanco and Monroe Sound Science to create an edgy psychedelic cut!
As a result, the trippy electronic music will sweep you away on a sonic escape. But wait, there’s more! This is also an experimental project, using sounds that can totally give you a mind-altering experience.
Stated another way, this release can alter your consciousness through melodic signals, and frequencies. So, if you pop on your headphones, these enigmatic beats can actually change your brainwaves and put you in a better mood.
Just give it a try below.
It seems to me, what makes this unique version stand out is the addition of a jazzy twist to the mix, incorporating real instruments like piano and guitar. Likewise, unconventional harmonies naturally evoke an intriguing atmosphere, inviting you to indulge in a sonorous getaway.
On a side note, Silvermouse dropped this special tune today on August 1st, and they totally did it to coincide with this Celtic celebration called Lughnasadh/Lammas. It’s a day that revolves around transitioning from summer to fall and giving props to the grain harvest, which is like a symbol of abundance and good times.
Needless to say, the remake of “Beyond The Dream Drum” is all about getting into that amazing spirit too!