I legitimately consider Aleksander Vinter (Savant) as one of the greatest living composers, yes he primarily makes baroque dubstep, but his composition and design (and output! he used to put out...
I legitimately consider Aleksander Vinter (Savant) as one of the greatest living composers, yes he primarily makes baroque dubstep, but his composition and design (and output! he used to put out 4+ albums a year) is prolific and deeply unique and original.
I have been listening to him since he was Vinter in Vegas/Hollywood and he was by far my most listened to artist for the past tenfifteen years according to streaming stats, that is until this year.
Yeah he's amazing! I got into him when a friend showed me Splinter, but I think by that point Alchemist was already out so I had several albums to chew on. Who overtook him?
Yeah he's amazing! I got into him when a friend showed me Splinter, but I think by that point Alchemist was already out so I had several albums to chew on.
No one specific, just listening to more varied music, a lot of 1970s space/thrash rock, digital ambience and berlin school, black metal, and grunge. All of it though, in that same baroque,...
No one specific, just listening to more varied music, a lot of 1970s space/thrash rock, digital ambience and berlin school, black metal, and grunge.
All of it though, in that same baroque, theatrical, operatic style that Savant used to primarily make.
I legitimately consider Aleksander Vinter (Savant) as one of the greatest living composers, yes he primarily makes baroque dubstep, but his composition and design (and output! he used to put out 4+ albums a year) is prolific and deeply unique and original.
I have been listening to him since he was Vinter in Vegas/Hollywood and he was by far my most listened to artist for the past
tenfifteen years according to streaming stats, that is until this year.Yeah he's amazing! I got into him when a friend showed me Splinter, but I think by that point Alchemist was already out so I had several albums to chew on.
Who overtook him?
No one specific, just listening to more varied music, a lot of 1970s space/thrash rock, digital ambience and berlin school, black metal, and grunge.
All of it though, in that same baroque, theatrical, operatic style that Savant used to primarily make.