UndreamedPanic - Powershy [Bass House]

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A channel exclusive from the latest Lycan Dese Beats compilation album, "Powershy" by UndreamedPanic is also part of his upcoming new EP, which sure is very promising! Bestowed with a heartfelt meaning, this Flutterhulk-themed song displays the musician's talent at pony vocal chops, as well as his expert exploration of heavy bass genres. Listening to this powerful music, it feels like we're getting super-powers too!

Being able to relate to Fluttershy because of suffering from anxiety, UndreamedPanic is giving much heart in his Flutterchops and Fluttershy-themed tracks, and the strength that the yellow pegasus displayed in S04E06 "Power Ponies" has inspired him to make this track aptly named "Powershy". With incredible Flutterchops, an enthralling atmosphere, and refined drops, this heavy yet gorgeous masterpiece is reflecting Fluttershy's strength of heart so well, and pays much tribute to the events of that episode and to the not-so-shy-anymore pony. Let's raise our mugs of cider to Fluttershy!

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Art by MykeGreywolf
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Equestrian background vector by MLP-Vector-Collabs


I really went all-out for this video! And it took 3 hours to render! Many effects at work here: the "distortion" in the Equestrian scenery, the lens flare when it appears, the ethereal effect around the main artwork (or the "gate" to that comic world of Maretropolis), two layers of particles emanating from it of two different colors, fog in the background of the gate, and my favorite, lens flares on the street lights, appearing during the drops, and meticulously masked so that the light only appears in the realistic radius of the street lights, following the light's direction around the bulb and not going in the opposite direction of the lamppost's support! I gotta say, After Effects is quite fancy when it comes to masking. You're able to create your own custom masks by the pixel, it takes some work but it's enabling you to create just what you had in mind, and that's awesome!
I hope that idea of a "gate to Maretropolis" that I got upon seeing the artwork ended up resulting in something cool and that you enjoyed it.
Brohoof for reading all of the description! /)