No Mana - Phoenix Up

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No Mana - Phoenix Up

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Over a decade since its formation, mau5trap -- the independent record label founded by groundbreaking electronic music producer deadmau5 -- has become a bastion for trailblazing and genre-defying artists. Casting a palpable influence over the genre, Mixmag readers voted mau5trap among the “Top 50 Labels of the Decade”, placing it in the Top 10; since then, the imprint has been supported by dance music magnates Billboard, DJ Mag, Forbes, Insomniac, and The #EDM Network. More recently, mau5trap has maneuvered toward live events boasting curated stage takeovers at the world’s biggest electronic dance music events like Ultra Music Festival, Creamfields, EDC, and beyond.

The multi-genre platform has extensively served as an authoritative platform for dance music heavyweights such as Skrillex, Feed Me, Zedd, Noisia, Dillon Francis, Chris Lake, and Madeon; a combination of dark, forceful techno and complex, #electro sounds, the label acts as a hotbed for rising talent such as REZZ, Getter, i_o, ATTLAS, No Mana, Matt Lange, and others alike. Welcome to the horde.

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I stopped using ecstasy probably about 8 years and it's due in large part to songs like this which can still give me that euphoric feeling completely sober

JC-qgbl

"I just love the sample I chose - “even angels tire of ecstasy”; like, can you imagine that you, a protagonist, whether an angel or whatever, have no choice but to fight in the life of whatever world you’re put in just because some selfish idiot made you take an elixir to bring you back after the fact death himself tried to choose the fate for you? A life in the virtual world that is never-ending is unimaginably tiring, even for an angel at the afters.

Anyways, I used to play Final Fantasy X as a kid. My uncle gave it to me, and I’ve decided I’m destined to never finish that game. The first time I tried it, I was too young to understand the mechanics of leveling up so I would just flee every fight, which made it insanely hard down the road and virtually impossible to finish. The second time I tried it and thought I was doing alright, I just didn’t have time - possibly school and stuff. The third time I had tons of time, but right when I was about to kill Yunalesca my PS3 decided to just… die. Now that it’s on the Switch and that I’m on tour I guess I don’t have an excuse out of binging those Phoenix Downs again.

Now some of you may be asking why it’s called “Phoenix Up, ” or what it is if there is such a thing. Honestly it’s just wordplay, but I can’t help but imagine throwing a Phoenix Up at a teammate and the exact opposite of a Phoenix Down happens, like just dying in a fetal position. Initially, as energetic as this track is to remind me of an elixir that gives you life, having mentioned the opposite thereof I realize it’s pretty cursed for what its title suggests - I just think it’s funny."

- No Mana

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