Bioluminescent

Kentucky-based artist Drew Wood is Bioluminescent, and his tracks are quite intriguing, with plenty of catchy hooks and sonic surprises. “Eyes Wide Open,” for example, establishes an engaging, hooky groove before he uses his DJ skills to deploy an array of cool sounds, such as synth tones that clap and quack prominently. The artist gets a deep dance groove going in “Algorhythms,” whose keyboard flourishes add the right amount of flash. We also love the jet engine whine that accents this track. Darker in its vibe is “Easy,” which melds an array of unusual textures that are at first jarring but ultimately engaging once the hook comes clearly into focus. This is a composer with daring imagination. - Music Connection Magazine

Yesterday Bioluminescent helped us celebrate 420 with the release of his incredible new track “Where You Are”. “Where You Are” is a 9 minutes musical journey that manages to keep the listener hooked from beginning to end. The track itself draws influence from multiple different styles of trance music, and changes the tone and energy through the song, delivering a single experience that makes full use of its full run time. This is definitely one of the most unique songs we’ve covered are and is certainly worth giving a listen! - Music City EDM

Yesterday, Bioluminescent dropped his new track “Shoot To Kill”, a song that can be best described as dark dubstep. The buildup helps create a horror inspired atmosphere sampling various zombie films and media. The song then delivers two unique dubstep drops that each continue the darker themes of the song. I highly recommend giving the second drop a listen on a good subwoofer. - Music City EDM