Time to say goodbye

Hi guys! Well, it's time to say goodbye to you all. This will be my last blog post, because no one actually reads this blog :D Anyway, for the grand finale I've prepared for you two very special tracks.

Okay, let's begin with the first one.

"New Born" by Arkasia is one of a kind, I think. This track is still considered Dubstep, but it's so melodic and soulful that it touched the deepest parts of my soul. I just can't explain these emotions, it really felt like being in a new born world, pure and innocent. You just have to listen to it yourself to fell it! Take your time before we move to the next track.

Now that you've felt this tranquility and pureness of "New Born", time to heat things up a little bit!

Second track in line in "Savage" by Pyramyth. This track is as amazing as "New Born", but in a slightly different way. It also has that soulful and soft melody, but then it evolves into a powerful, but still melodic drop! It's amazing how the music today can evolve and which surprises it can bring, don't you think? Anyway, time to listen to this track! (Couldn't find it on SoundCloud, so YouTube will have to do).

I hope you've enjoyed this last post! But if there actually are people that do read this blog, please comment so I would know! Maybe I will continue it if I get a few readers. Or just tweet me @Shader_UA

A new Launchpad hero!

Hi guys! A few weeks ago when I was bored and I was going through YouTube, I found a channel SoNevable. I think you remember M4Sonic, because I wrote about him last year. Well, look's like someone is about to take his place! As M4Sonic, Nev does live mixes with his launchpad. But instead of simply using Launchpad as a sampler, Nev actually programmed it to make a light show as he plays, and everything is triggered live! I personally think this guy is really amazing, and M4Sonic was getting kind of boring. Even though Nev's projects are not as complex as M4Sonic's (from technological aspect, music is amazing in both cases), it's much more fun to watch Nev playing! So here's one of his videos, and this is my favorite one so far.

The Future of Bass Music!

Raise Your Fist!

         Hello my dear Bass Music fans! I hope you all have heard about guys with names like Excision, Downlink, and Space Laces (if not, shame on you, and go google it, you will be pulled on their world immediately). I personally listen to these guys for more that four years right now. But their common project with the explosive name Destroid, specifically The Invasion album, was keeping itself out of my field of vision for an unusual long time. Recently I finally found it, and honestly I was shocked by the quality and atmosphere of music in this album. I decided to go on YouTube to find some clips or some story about this album. Well... I found much more than I ever expected. As it turned out, this album and Destroid itself is a whole separate story with it's own plot! And not only they are playing their music in a way that NO ONE has ever played before, but they also made mini-movies as a trailer for their concerts! I'm not actually a fan of big concerts, but I really want to get on this one! For this who don't know, soon they will start a world-tour with this concert! So I wish you luck getting on one!

Okay, enough talking, time to show you their videos! For the best experience I recommend watching them in an order that I give you.

Their debut trailer:

Their teaser from the concert in San Francisco:

Behind The Scenes: