Electronic/Review Del´Noire - The Haunting Of Del'Noire

To whom it may concern: Carpe diem may sound like a worn-out cliché, but project Del’Noire is an exact example of it. See, everything started by accident, out of curiosity, as an experiment and an intentional learning process. Let the mastermind, Matyascorvinus, tell the story with his own words. ”Six months ago, I was roaming the Google Play-store in search of a certain application. I bumped accidentally in something called Bandlab. As a curious mind, it grabbed my attention, and I decided to check out what it's all about."

Known for his earlier works, Matyascorvinus is branching out with his most recent project, Del'Noire, and their first EP, "The Haunting Of Del'Noire." With this release, Matyascorvinus strays from his customary approach, adopting a full-electric sound yet keeping his distinctive melancholic yet melodic sound.

"The Haunting Of Del'Noire" stands out for its distinctive fusion of old and new. Matyascorvinus creates a mesmerizing soundscape by combining pianos, violins, tambourines, and castanets with contemporary drum beats. The EP displays his talent for catchy melodies against a backdrop of a crisp midnight wind.

The EP's songs all have an eerie, ethereal quality that transports listeners to a mysterious, contemplative world. Matyascorvinus's electronic elements enhance the nostalgic and melancholic feel of his compositions. The meticulous layering of instruments and textures is highlighted by the clear and well-executed production of the EP.

The most remarkable aspect of "The Haunting of Del'Noire" is its use of music alone to arouse strong feelings and vivid images. Songs like “The Raven Stone” and “A Letter To Mina” show off Matyascorvinus's skill at fusing various musical elements together to produce a seamless and moving soundscape.

All things considered, "The Haunting Of Del'Noire" is an impressive debut for Del'Noire that highlights Matyascorvinus's development as a composer and artist. The EP's complex arrangements and alluring melodies will appeal to lovers of moody and emotional electronic music. Del'Noire is off to an ambitious and promising start, with intriguing possibilities for more releases.