PohoFusion

Odlazak

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

en. Departure

This is a soothing piano song, a gentle escape into electric pianos and soft strings. You can just swim in the piano sound with lots of reverb.

First released in 2020, it's been updated and re-released. This was done partly because the author's spouse and many friends loved it.

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Bivstvo

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This song is called "Bivstvo," which in Serbian means "Existing" but in that big, philosophical sense. It's a reminder to appreciate that simple fact: we're here. The music itself is a bright, happy tune with synths that shine. It's really just a way to celebrate life and feel grateful for it.

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Perpetulus

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This high-speed psytrance track is probably the most energy-packed song made so far by Pohokolius. Growing up with fast games like Serious Sam, there was always a wish to make music with that same energy.

This song is a direct result of those gaming days. It has simple electro piano melodies and driving "Pryda snares." These balance catchy tunes with strong rhythm. The synths are, well, pretty weird! Ideas just flowed from Bitwig's Electropiano 2 preset.

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Spectral Gaze

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This track aimed for psytrance but ended up a mix of psytrance and bassy electronic sounds. The first half is full of melodies. The second half shifts to a psytrance bassline, like Vini Vici from 2016-2022. It's a unique but predictable blend of '90s synths and modern production.

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Ascension

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

Dark, hypnotic techno with a slow, uplifting build. The result of years of work as a dedicated hobbyist, its clean, powerful mix became the blueprint for all future productions.

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Fatium

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This track has a punchy, old-school feel with a deep, progressive vibe. It’s set at 120 BPM and has a solid groove, fat basslines, and smooth synths that give it a warm, nostalgic touch. It’s not trying to reinvent anything, just a personal take on familiar sounds that hit hard and feel good. The melodies are simple but effective, with a bit of grit to add character. It works great as a background track or something to turn up loud and really feel the energy.

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Matine

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

A modern and dark atmospheric track, built with a big-room sound designed for large spaces.

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No

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

High-energy house track that thrives on rhythm and texture. It's built around driving percussion, sound effects, and a raw, assertive energy. Embrace the power of "NO"!

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Filthy Grit

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This techno track was made and mixed in a fast 4-5 hours because DAW software license was ending. The goal was to destroy and mess up sounds, pushing for digital grit and noise. It's a darkish, textured track with repeating melodies and a hard-hitting kick.

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Boarding Drone

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This is an electronic song in three parts, each about a minute. It's a story about people living with drones. Someone messes up, and the drones attack them.

The first minute is quiet. Drones are just normal to see. It has a strange feeling.

The second part is when a bad choice happens, and everything begins.

The last minute is pure chaos. It's a rough sound that feels like drones are swarming everywhere. It's like being completely gone, with no way to survive.

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Rhenium

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This high-energy track explodes chaotically. It shifts tempo, starting at 110 BPM, peaking at 128, then dropping back to 110.

This was the first time trying a shifting-tempo mix. The production is intentionally rough, mixed by feeling, making it loud, unpredictable, and raw. Compressors struggle, creating weird sounds. It has a very melodic middle section with odd bass synths. The goal was to see what would happen if it was deliberately messed up.

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Quasar

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This experimental techno-DnB track is a fast punch to the gut. The kick drum is so loud and distorted it feels like the world stops for a beat, and the bassline is a wild, fast, distorted ride. It's intentionally raw, pushing the sound to its breaking point for a messy feel. Just when you think it's too much, a simple melody peeks through before the chaos returns. This track is meant to be felt, not just heard.

It came from a strong desire to mix DnB, ending up with a somewhat chaotic, fast bass. Other parts were added on top, and it turned out fine.

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Hedgehogs

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This techno track is about tiny creatures on a dark, determined night journey. It paints a slow, gritty scene in a strange forest. You'll hear deep, mysterious sounds and a steady beat, like unseen rustlings and a shadowy march.

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Choline

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This track came from a simple process: get straight to the point with a backbone of dry, Berlin-style percussion. Melodies were left out in favor of scattered synth plucks and rhythmic effects. It's a short, headphone-focused piece that serves as a direct dose of minimalist techno for the rhythm-focused brain.

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Kosmička prašina

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

en. Cosmic Stardust

This is a fun, upbeat song with a space vibe. It was made during the tough COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020, when things felt hard for many. This track also marks a new start: it came right after quitting smoking and diving fully into music. It might not be perfect, but it was truly the best effort at that time.

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DODOLA

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This track just came together in 2022-2023 during a rainy session in the attic. The plan was simple: just play around with music. But as rain poured down, the goal became to make the song cut through that sound.

Somehow, the track perfectly synced with the rain. It even rained every day while mixing it! This one is truly special, the best production yet. It's melodic, with wet percussions, hand drums, and other sounds cutting through.

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Dynamics

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This track is a simple, melodic and bass-heavy trip into 80s synth music. It has a strong beat and a big, driving bassline. It gives off a nostalgic, neon feeling, with a good synth break in the middle.

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Crowbar

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This electronic song started because of lots of strong hi-hats. It's a simple song, but it feels great. You'll hear many "wet" hi-hats, big, fat synth sounds, and melodies. All of this sits on a very low and heavy bass (it's heavier than usual). At 128 beats per minute, it has a steady, driving beat that's easy to enjoy and still interesting. Some people might say it feels like the movie "Tenet." It also has extra sounds added for texture.

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Misija #126

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

en. Mission No. 126

This is an 80 BPM electronic song about space exploration. It starts quiet, then builds to a big, rich sound, like finishing a long journey. The music aims to capture feelings of being alone and amazed.

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Drill Instructor

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

This electronic dance track came from experimenting. It has a great driving feel, so it's called "Drill Instructor." It starts with an intro, then a simple, noisy bass and changing drums. There are also EDM-style synth layers. It feels like a club track that pulls you along. This track really became a personal workout song because it drove so well during cardio.

The album cover is a fun picture of a weight on a cutting board. No dishes were harmed!

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Zupčanici

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

en. (mechanical) Gears

I've always been fascinated by the TV show "How It's Made". I was immediately hooked by the process, but I also loved its unique background music. Though the show ended in 2019, I still find myself re-watching episodes (very often).

This track is my tribute to that feeling—a straightforward, ambient electronic piece with a solid kick, perfect for heavy-duty work or just getting into that creative, industrial mindset. Originally released on 2020 as part of the "Spirala elektronska" (en. Electronic Spiral) EP, this track has been remastered and is being re-issued in 2025 to ensure it remains online.

Used "A pile of metal gears is shown" photo by Dev Prajapati from Unsplash. Typography and editing were done in GIMP.

Onaj koji klikće

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

Ever found yourself lost in a maze of menus, clicking endlessly with that feeling of "this is going nowhere"? This track is the soundtrack for that exact moment.

"Onaj koji klikće" (eng. "The One Who Clicks") transforms the simple, repetitive mouse click into a pulsing, dancey beat. The lyrics capture the digital déjà vu of a confusing interface, while the background is layered with echoes of "Click, Click" and "Massive Clicks".

As a colleague once joked: "This track answers the question: What would happen if Liu Kang from Mortal Kombat worked in customer support?"

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Lyrics:

Click here, click there; This is going nowhere

Click me too, click me too; I am having deja-vu

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Skeneri (Flash, Flash)

2025-08-31T09:51:56.632401338+00:00

It's 5 AM on a summer morning. The world is quiet, but you're surrounded by the steady, rhythmic blinking of Point-of-Sale scanners. At this hour, you start to question if you're really seeing the lights, or just imagining them.

This track is born from that exact experience and it captures that disorienting state where exhaustion and focus meet. The pulsing beat mimics the relentless flashing of status lights, while atmospheric synth layers build the surreal feeling of performing a critical, repetitive task while the rest of the world sleeps.

It's a snapshot of that strange, hazy line between a completed job and a waking dream.

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