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Blackout Crew - Put A Donk On It

“Awaken the Flame” reframes the night-to-dawn arc as a DJ-ready odyssey. Luminous pads, plucky arps, and offbeat bass power long, emotional builds; pianos and strings open the breakdowns, choirs and gated pads ignite the rise, and radiant leads carry singable hooks built for festival moments. Lyrics trace ignition and rebirth—lanterns in fog, phoenix signals, mirrors and veils—while the production balances classic uplift with modern sparkle: wide stereo supersaws, sidechained beds, airy reverbs, noise risers, and snare cascades. Each track includes an extended mix intro/outro for seamless mixing, plus tighter radio edits for playlists.

Track-by-track snapshots:
• Awake in Light — Beatless ambient/prologue; whispered vow becomes a 134 BPM lift-off into the first hands-up drop.
• Awaken the Flame — Title anthem at 138; piano-break into towering supersaws and a chant-ready hook—pure sunrise energy.
• Beyond the Veil — Progressive uplifter; glassy plucks and hushed verses reveal a rush-of-light chorus.
• Born of Light — Emotion-forward ballad-break; strings swell, then a key-lift drop turns promise into flight.
• Dreamwired — Neon dreamscape; vocoder halos over a bouncing 136 groove and shimmering arp cascades.
• Echoes of the Sky — Airy and reverent; bell tones, choral pads, and a goosebump final rise.
• Lantern of the Lost — Rescue beacon; marching snare rolls, warm harmonies, cathartic crowd-sing post-drop.
• Phoenix Signal — Psy-leaning undercurrent; elastic bass, siren leads, and a triumphant second-drop reprise.
• Pulse of the Stars — Cosmic driver; offbeat bass and twinkling motifs orbit an anthemic vocal refrain.
• Starlight Rebellion — Festival banger; acid flickers in the mid-section, gang-vocal ad-libs spark the finale.
• Threads of the Infinite — Instrumental interlude; orchestral swell into gated choral pad—perfect palette cleanser.
• Through the Haze — Mist-clearing 135; smoky verse, then bright-lens hook and a snare-ladder, breathless rise.
• Through the Mirrorlight — Reflective topline answered by a mirror-motif synth lead; second drop flips the melody.
• Veil Between Worlds — Duet in call-and-response; celestial bridge blooms into a unison, sky-tearing drop.
• Veins of the Horizon — Highway trance; propulsive 136 with copper-tinted guitars shimmering in the pads.
• Wings of the Aurora — Cold-blue, star-bright; choir stacks, octave leads, and an extended haloed outro for DJs.
• Wings of the Dawn — Finale and key-lift reprise; orchestral-piano breakdown, then the album’s biggest, sunrise drop.

MC Lyric & Ricki King (La La La)

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