Driven by creativity and authenticity as opposed to genre, UK-based electronic dance music connoisseur ARPRAXIS’ mission has always been to give a listener a musical and energetic boost with his music and to transport them into a unique and surprisingly own sound. While listening, you are completely immersed in the here and now, not bored for a moment as everything else becomes a blur… only the music matters. This is due to the quality of the music, which has clearly been made with love, passion, purpose, dedication and craftsmanship way beyond reach and therefore sounds very authentic. So, delve into this musical odyssey and enjoy unforgettable rides as ARPRAXIS lets you into his world of sonic wonder, where genres and styles are secondary…where music is enjoyed for what it is—genuine, authentic, and catchy!
ARPRAXIS returns with another masterpiece, “Dusk Settles – In 1984,” a raw, organic track ingeniously tapped from the golden age enhanced by scintillating ARPRAXIS twists for an unforgettable experience.
Featuring some signature synths, organic percussion from the guitars, and ear-catching, blissful live drums, this song is then elevated to new grounds thanks to the overall fat punk sounds over the electronic foundation.
Very modest in its arrangement yet very lively and vibrant, this track is a huge testament to the virtuosic abilities of ARPRAXIS as a producer and sound engineer.
The track hits a listener right in the nostalgia and transports them way back to when music was all about the good times and great vibes.
This is a sound design achieved excellently and executed within first-class electronic music production, and it is a tune that any music lover immediately falls in love with after just one listen.
With that said, I feel that it is only right that I give you the chance to experience something magical, haunting, and nostalgic by discovering this inexpressibly beautiful work of art.
It’s highly recommended to share this song with friends, family, and even strangers.
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