A refreshing, chill, and deep masterpiece with replay value, Spacey Panda’s latest release, “Cindrella” is exactly what happens when two or more innovators come together, each recognizing what the other is worth. In this case, the experimental ingenuity of Panda was sufficiently complemented by the exploratory dexterity of the one and only Ogi Feel the Beat. What was birthed is something so chill, deep, tranquil, and haunting as they take you on this odyssey that lasts well over 5 minutes.
A huge testament to the power of music to transport a listener to another realm, “Cindrella” embodies this power with exquisite flair. The seamless blend of the instrumentals gives rise to something so deep yet relaxing you just don’t wish for it to end.
There are moments in the song that really lure you in, especially those tantalizing bass lines that slink attractively over the mix, intertwining with striking percussion and other sound effects for a truly magical feel.
I love the rhythm that’s been maintained throughout with the whispers in between, making for a truly beautiful and haunting listening experience, one that feels like the very soul of nature wailing, deep in some jungle or rainforest.
As the song progresses, I love what they do with the alluringly beautiful rhythm and sound so that it feels like the dying embers of this huge fire swaying to the speed of wind. They take you to the song’s climax, allowing you to continue feeling it even after the final notes have melted away. This is truly the mark of very gifted producers.
“Cindrella” is truly an experience by itself, and the cover art is strikingly beautiful with the contrast of orange, black, and grey colors that depict its uniqueness even before it starts to play.
Chill, deep, and experimental, “Cindrella” is the best music for those late-night introspections, as it aids your thinking process and keeps your mind at peace at the same time.
Try the song below and relish its haunting allure.
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