Boabie - The Tron Symphony Finale
The Tron Symphony finale is proof that art has the capacity to surpass time itself. Boabie seems to have music that explores several themes. This magic maker has concocted an experience in a song. While the track does not have words, it still manages to make a strong statement. The symphony is a playground of sounds, and just like a playground, it has theatre in every aspect of it. It ebbs and flows, challenging the heart and mind at several points. What is most fascinating is the ability to pack in so many elements of drama. While the track is electronic, it is organic in texture because the recording of the voice and ambient sounds is real. It is as though you are a spectator who is watching a crime take place or the aftermath of one; either way, the track tells a story, and you are hooked right from the start. Boabie is the kind of musician that allows the sounds to dictate the direction the song takes, which is fascinating because, much like an episode in storytelling, the track almost leaves us with a cliffhanger, leaving us listeners eager to click on and hear the next song. The track is eerie, the silences filled with drama and subtext, much like we see in The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window. Boabie has provided us with compelling dramatic music that we can truly immerse ourselves in. He gives us a contemporary symphony that challenges the idea of what music is. This contemporary sound magician must release more music.
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