GunClappa666 - CrownFall

ClllllP.mp3

“If we had the power to build paradise, why did we choose to destroy it?”

Future That Could Have Been explores different sounds and styles to convey emotion & atmosphere, without too much complexity. 

The album opens with clarity and ambition: a world full of potential. But track by track, the sound fractures. Hope turns into excess; confidence becomes arrogance; temptation becomes sin. The fall is inevitable — and devastating.

This album is a reflection of us:
the futures we could build,
the futures we destroy,
and the hope that still survives.

I hope you enjoy!

Psalm 144 & 1 Corinthians 10:13

REDEMPTION

A Color Map of the Sun (Deluxe Version)

My Only Hope

The Hidden Shades

New Moon Same Dark (Love and Light Remix)

More singles and mixtapes at http://newH2O.com

Doc Jones - Out Of Time (Produced by Pretty Lights)

Did a fun remix of one of my favorite PL tracks.
Hope you enjoy, repost and share <3

Flipt Away by MIDI Lights

FREE DOWNLOAD!
Artwork - Pat Loftus
Master - @Thebusinessmusic

Drift Away - Pretty Lights (MIDIcinal Remix)

Instinct

Dexter's Day Out

Seven Bridges

Look into the Hourglass (feat. Jahdan Blakkamoore)

Chronovisor

Nasty

Pioneers of Colorado’s electronic music explosion, Break Science soars ahead of the curve, with a decade-plus trendsetting the game. Steeped in filial traditions of East Coast hip hop, and futuristic soundwaves of the now, the Denver-based duo continues to scale creative mountains. Comprised of keyboardist/producer/jazz pianist Borahm Lee (Pretty Lights Live Band) and funk/hip-hop drummer extraordinaire Adam Deitch (Lettuce), Break Science traces roots to the embryonic seeds that flowered the electro-soul movement. The pair have consistently ascended the cutting edge of live dance music culture with an array of blistering live performances in any number of settings or configurations.

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