Kronodigger is the musical alter ego of one Alexey Gorokholinskiy, a phenomenally gifted music producer with a background in classical music training. In the realms of traditional, experimental, and underground electronic music creation, he stands out as a deviation from the ordinary and the expected; he defies common rules, arrangements, and types with a sound that is organically tapped and ingeniously manipulated in order to achieve desired results. A major component in his creation is, of course, the bass, complemented by synth leads and other electronic cadence, following a carefully thought-out composition process.
The track “Into the Green” is a single off of Kronodigger’s “Good Times” album, and it is actually one of those pieces that is hard to explain but easy to listen to!
Unfurling with a bass-draped, resounding arrangement with some swirling synths, ethereal pads, and intricate percussion, this tune immediately reels you in from the get-go.
There is a lot that goes into this tune, albeit with such meticulous attention to detail, and beneath the layers upon layers of electronic elements is a striking rhythmic arrangement that is memorable and one that earns this tune a consistent brand amidst its seemingly avant-garde influence.
The strategically placed vocals add to the dynamism of the tune as well as the depth and elegance of the jam, elevating it to newer and higher heights of appeal.
This track is actually over 7 minutes long, and it doesn’t feel like it. The way Kronodigger gets you completely lost in it makes you lose track of time.
This is such an impressive blend of sound syntax, rhythm, and melody. This is a sound design done just right and such an incredible display of production dexterity to engineer a raw masterpiece that is banging, cinematic, and alluring all at the same time.
I have a feeling in my gut that you will absolutely love what has been offered here. It is worth your time in every way.
Follow the link below, crank up the volume, and savor the experience to the fullest!
Check out Kronodigger’s popular releases on well-known platforms, including Spotify, and enjoy this trailblazing odyssey!
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