Shades of Thunder, consisting of powerhouse producer duo Edictum and Powernerd, show fun Summer style and Future Funk with the new instrumental single Mirai No Fanku, meaning Future Funk in Japanese (未来のファンク). Shades of Thunder say that ‘The Song started out as a French-House/Daft Punk Tribute, using a lot of disco-like instrumentation, which was then resampled in a way that is typical for 90s/early00s French-House/Filterhouse.’ - AVAILABLE ON ALL STREAMING STORES THIS FRIDAY >>> https://hypeddit.com/link/jz922h

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Mirai No Fanku (未来のファンク)

未来のファンク Mirai No Fanku (Original Mix)

For nearly two decades Shades of Thunder has been in furtive formulation and is set to become one of the planet’s best loved synthwave acts. The Viennese producer duo serve up a delectable mix of future funk, synth pop and nu-disco in their own immensely palatable take on the ever-evolving genre of synthwave & outrun.
Stalwart synthwave instrumentalist Powernerd and electronic dance producer Edictum first met in Vienna in 2017. Powernerd’s jazz guitar roots and self-invented electronic music gadgetry fused with Edictum’s classical music and techno house beginnings converged over time in that pivotal year when Shades of Thunder was formed.
No stranger to the synth scene, Powernerd has producer credits on titles by synth siren Dana Jean Phoenix and Ultraboss, as well as colabs with Carbon Killer, Neon Nox, LeBrock, VolkorX and journalist Ian Urbina. Edictum on the other hand shared stages with prominent DJ’s like Tocadisco and DJ Hazard, but is also a bona fide scientist after studying chemistry and doctoral defence. Their fruitful and productive bond ensures that songs are carved through inspiration from nature and creative recharge, while manically driven by inquiring minds and endless sonic possibilities through defined analytical scientific research.
Signed to Outland Recordings, one of the world’s leading synthwave music companies, Shades of Thunder’s debut self-titled album due for release in 2021 promises to be a refreshing shot in the arm of any Electronic Music or Stranger Things series fan.