Devastation

First Experimental song. What it feels to be into the Lockdemic World
This track is from the #experimental #electronic #music series, so don't expect anything complex!

Lockdemic

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Lockdemic (Experimental)

Sometimes I like to experiment a bit and do something different. So here we go with a very simple, melodic and reduced track...

Might still re-record one or the other track and iterate through it.

Classical Bells

Classical Bells (2021 Remaster)

Track: Frequency
Artist: Fear No Art
Composers: Cyril Viktor Palacios, Jason Jay
EP: Frequency - Single
Full Release Date TBA

Frequency

Fear No Art - Frequency (Jason Jay/Cyril Viktor Palacios)

Panloop

This is a catchy techno track with an unsual arabian closing! Hope you enjoy it!

Photo by Alexander Popov on Unsplash

Techno Beat

Bops vs Bops. No bangers allowed. Light weights only!

Bops vs. Bops

Ripple effect(prod.Pri’sizhen)

🏗🦺👔👕🛰🛫🧞‍♂️🏟

Run it up(prod.Pri’sizhen)

I sincerely apologize for the delay in posts lately. I have been under pressure and stress to point of not being able to focus on music for the past couple weeks. But I finall managed to refine this gem which was found on my list of songs I did earlier this year. Hope you enjoy this. 

Blessings ~ Ryzing Hope ❤️❤️🙏🙏

Infinite

I wanted to make something simple and then this track came to life where a combination of pads, synths and beats are used. I've always wanted to make something that shows the planet Pluto in some context. It feels as if the track itself is in orbit. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4A1iTuDiao

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In Orbit For Pluto

Heavy Bass and Melodic Elements

P.Step's music blends heavy bass, intricate sound design, and melodic elements. Growing, he discovered his love for electronic music early on and began producing in his teenage years.

P.Step's sound is a fusion of different genres, with influences from dubstep, drum and bass, post hardcore, and classic music. He is always experimenting with new sounds and techniques to evolve his music, as he now calls New Jersey home.

As an introvert, P.Step spends much of his time in his basement, dedicated to his craft and pushing himself forward. For him, experimentation always comes first, and he will continue to create innovative and distinct tracks, regardless of who's listening.