Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I haven't made any content recently, but I am going to make some soon. In each case I tried to make a decent update video this time. Watch the video for the entire explanation.
New song on Newgrounds: newgrounds.com/audio/listen/1005876
Go check it now!
I haven't made any content recently, but I am going to make some soon. In each case I tried to make a decent update video this time. Watch the video for the entire explanation.
New song on Newgrounds: newgrounds.com/audio/listen/1005876
Go check it now!
![Approaching Black Hole [DOWNLOAD link in description]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/U81bI64bIh4/mqdefault.jpg "Approaching Black Hole [DOWNLOAD link in description]
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Title: Approaching Black Hole
Author: BlighterProductions
Album: The Career Goes Further
Genre: Trance
Newgrounds Release Date: 2020 - 11 - 08
Original Thread: https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/978606
Newgrounds Description:
I wanted to create a nice song to follow up Pulsar, which is the previous song in the album. I found myself a quite unique sounding and epic composition after maybe 25 different mixes, of which this one continued. I havent been very productive recently so I wanna make a small comeback with this song, perhaps.
The beginning goes calm and (hopefully) intriguingly, and then, the first part ensues as the first big section of the song progresses with a strong bassline and arpeggios creating a rhythm with a quite unique sounding drum sequence that somewhat resembles a 2000s Euro Trance style. And so it continues for a little bit with not so much variety, but still diverse enough. I reworked the last part because I was not satified with it. Thats why the song is now shorter. In the last part, I decided that there was to be one big last drop before finally the song dies out peacefully, and lays the ashes to be followed up by Quadrinity, a song I wish to make soon as possible.
I also thought it was a cool idea to include samples of a black hole colliding. It fits the title well, thats why (MR SLAV might love it.)")
