The newest electronic duo storming onto the Hillydilly pages is Hunterchild, an ambitious project of Luke Aaron Jones and Marty Sprowles'. Both artists already have musical experience with a group called Dreamers of the Ghetto, but they decided to pursue their own style and take on a project of their own, and we couldn't be happier that they did. With the serene, somewhat dark, and bass-infused introductory segment of "Alone", you can tell that these two have a vision worth spreading. The beginning is like the calm before a storm; as you see the dark clouds slowly approaching, a state of peaceful bliss slowly overwhelms you. All of a sudden, the stunning tempest hits all at once, engulfing you in a downpour of percussion, a whirlwind of synths, and Jones' passionate call. The remainder of the track consists of additional electronic elements, piano keys, and electric guitar, all of which contribute greatly to the song's intense feel. It's an earful, albeit, an awesome one, and if you're digging like us, you can check out the rest of Hunterchild's self-titled debut album HERE on iTunes.
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