Tuner Evolution: Daytona Beach 2018 (4K) | HALCYON

Beach vibes, built cars, it's Tuner Evolution's revisit to the great ocean front city of Daytona Beach, Florida!

A BIG thank you to Brandon of Doyster Media who shot the entire week with me, go subscribe to his channel!:

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[ TRACKS - TELL THEM HALCYON SENT YOU! ]
→ Kodyak - i like the dark, i love the dark

→ Shinju - a far journey

→ Ofdream x Hidden Jayeem - End of Cycle

→ Felmax x Purge - Atomic (Slowed to 100bpm)

→ Eurowave x WRCKTNGL - Aura

→ Tycho - Adrift (Zuper Remix)

→ JIA LIH - What U Do

→ STAHL x vowl. - WORLD

→ Forma - Borderline

→ 音 LIGHT システム - 愛すること

[Andrew_Amos]

3:32-3:34 I always enjoy seeing cars bounce in such a manner. Whether bagged or static, sitting or rolling, a small drop as such is attractive, not to mention the editing and song selection brings out the attitude of this cut. In addition to grinning like a kid and getting a spike in serotonin levels, I audibly assert my appreciation for this cut by gasping.

4:36-4:46 What I take away from this scene (using the editing, music, and shots) arguably resonates with me the most whilst engaging in my passion for cars. I see/hear from the very beginning of this cut - a fading - and I have chosen to allude that to a fading from a conformist lifestyle in mainstream America, to one that we enthusiast retreat to when we yearn for a sense of peace and understanding. The escapism begins with removing ourselves (as portrayed when the girl was talking, yet silent), then immediately crossing that threshold (denoted by the quick snap to a particular panning shot, and the change in bass in the song), into the fellowship of car culture and the abyss of serenity that comes along with it (shown by the modest-looking STi hatch entering a parking lot; to the TSX finishing our entrance by getting settled in a parking spot; to the parked, colourful 180sx sitting, absorbing the interest around it; ending with the new Type R invoking interest into the naive who pass it).

6:07-6:10 Excellent job wrapping up as much information as you did, with one car, in three seconds. Mad props. In the first second of this cut, the combination of witchhouse/night club rhythmic waves in conjunction with a slow-panning shot of what most would arguably say is the most import piece in an automobile (the engine) was only the first of a classic "jab, jab, punch" combination (executed to perfection, mind you). Your second jab, was the immediate transition to a beautiful wheel/tire set up (I personally enjoy meat on tires; though nothing is new about a Rocketbunny FD, so this cut didn't stand out bc of the car but simply the creativity), then hyper zooming out to fit most of the car into one shot to capture the compliments the wheels provided to the other modifications made. And the final punch was seeing everything come together through the front of the car and interior shot, which ultimately allowed the fabrication of the RX-7 bringing the car to us through a screen.

6:42-6:45 This was another cut that stuck out to me. This one is difficult to grasp, but I spent some time replaying it. The front fascia of the Lexus itself is just super expressive; and through it I see a haughty attitude and a expression that belittles. I've seen many attitudes of many cars, but never one such as this. Add the actions of airing out, and I see visuals of a girl who is hot stuff, and knows it, crossing her arms with an apparent attitude of superiority to the other girls. These two seconds gave brought to me such shock that you could capture such a creation in such a way, that a face of utter disgust ("disgust" has a negative connotation, but I denote something of enjoyment) came over me with a smile in it too. My face was of an odd contortion for a split sec because I had trouble fathoming what I had just witnessed and interpreted, yet I understood that I liked what I was seeing.

14:01-14:03 Incredible looking shot. Perfect amount of tilt. Attractive.

15:29-15:35 The best still shot of the vid can be found in here! The choice of colour on the 180sx and the crescendo of the music are loud, yet the composition of the wide angle, the vast ocean and sky in the back ground, along with colour grading, does not invoke an loud or in-your-face kind of feeling, but rather a feeling of bliss. It is like being immersed into a pool underwater while looking up and observing the pool area from under the surface.

16:04-16:05 I always enjoy seeing this kind of rolling shot.

16:27-16:28 The transition is powerful and goes back to my first paragraph on receiving enjoyment from a static car (with stiff suspension) hit little, or in this case, big dips in the road. The points in this shot are incredible, with another car to Sebastian's south east and the tilt of the camera. Magnificent!


Let me just start off by saying I couldn't help but to indulge and watch this entire video three times back to back to back. Thank you Anthony for entertaining us. From what I do understand of the amount of effort you put into these, I can say that I used to appreciate them, but I do even more now knowing what little I do about your editing process. Many take your work for granted, but it is truly an art that deserves the appreciation of 1, 000, 000 subscribers and everything that comes with that. Once again, I will be adding about 70% of these songs to my driving playlist bc you've managed to ingrain visuals into my head for them, which makes driving a stock Subaru Outback much more enjoyable. Each time I listen to a song you've used, I replay the video in my head. Extremely well put together video. Enjoyed seeing a style evolution more than I thought I would. We really need to get you down here in *Houston, Texas* for something, bc I need to cross "shaking your hand" off of my bucket list. Congrats on 100K again and keep at your great creations!

[Smooth]

This steady increase in your skills and choice of technique you use gives me no option but to remain loyal to your channel.
The last part from @15:09 takes you to a completely different level.

Very impressive.

[CamApex]

The cinematography and editing on this channel always blows me away.

[KrispyMedia]

Sewwww good man! So dope to see ya switching it up with different visuals <3

[KIRFEX]

yes. another video to play every week over and over and over. :) bless you, halcyon. you're so amazing with these visuals.

[underrated.]

the last scenes vibe man literally so good. the song the shots. well done man by far the best in the game!

[MrMattman]

So honored to be a part of this. Thank you so much for the opportunity!

[ExpressiveEdge]

6:43-7:00 just goes so well with the music!!!

[DeejaySyriuz]

5:52 the Editing 👌and the rolling shots ❤

[chorseundgrd]

I waited all day to get off work and get home and watch this in 4K and it was Give me more HALCYON!

[Kyle_Evers]

I’m not gonna lie, I shed a few tears watching this because it’s really that damn good! The shots are incredible, music selection 100% on point, editing and sound design are fantastic! Thank you for continually releasing outstanding content like this, I can’t even describe how much it inspires me to do better with my own work. You really are the man 😎🙌🏻

[freshymedia]

Best Automotive Video of the Year hands down and the meet was awesome!!! Cant wait for next year!!

[HoodOnFire]

Music gets better and better each time

[venza]

Bro that switch at 6:40 gave me goosebumps... And that Lex, night runner af

[domesticmango]

Absolutely epic video as always man! 😍😍😍

[Sammyt]

Dude, unreal. The best car edit I have seen to this day. Music is perfect. Shots are beautiful, and so are the cars. Thank you for the video I needed something to put a smile on my face.

[Krishna-mpoz]

I get goosebumps whenever I see these videos. It’s like it’s own kinda high.

[kevinrigor]

that em1 in the beginning is sooo clean imo the best si...halcyon with another banger keep it up

[sebz]

10:44 we all know what that old man came for 👀
lmao, great work as always Halcyon!

[barikarmy]

Absolutely fire. Favorite part is from 5:08 to 7:42. I love the music and the smooth transition to a cooler tone from the first half to the second. 10/10.