Name: Swinglight by SerialSonic
Duration: 4 min 43 s
Description: Dim arcade. CRT glow. Journey fades. Popcorn and ozone in the air. Then the groove hits—70s soul meets 80s analog. Rhythmic organ, bright stabs, low strings, swagger drums, and a backdrop guitar that holds the floor—steady, subtle, and essential. Swinglight: where the groove reboots the memory.

The Pulse Between carries the emotional return— dust, doubt, and the ache of maybe tomorrow— that defined Still Standing in the Static.
Three scenes unfold: synth-pop beats, orbital drift, and a final surge of rhythm and resolve.
This is the pulse that bridges the spark and what comes next.

Neon Pulse — A memory of synth-pop beats.
Low Orbit Echoform — Echoes evolve into form, Ambient, but not passive.
Long Shot — A final surge of rhythm and resolve; viola threads the pulse.

Viola on Long Shot: Kailu Coffman

Cover art: Lakeview - captured in-camera with long exposure to soften the water’s surface. An amber gradient lens filter shaped the sky’s tone.


The Pulse Between

Long Shot

Bitcrush the Static: Slams the door on silence and everything hits harder.

Bitcrush the Static

Dim arcade. CRT glow. Journey fades. Popcorn and ozone in the air. Then the groove hits—70s soul meets 80s analog. Rhythmic organ, bright stabs, low strings, swagger drums, and a backdrop guitar that holds the floor—steady, subtle, and essential. Swinglight: where the groove reboots the memory.

Swinglight

SerialSonic is electronic rock shaped by guitar/synth collaboration—melodic, emotionally textured, and architected with restraint. Each track follows instinct over destination, tracing its own emotional arc—building and weaving, where minimal form gives rise to expansive feeling.

Swinglight

SerialSonic

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