Hope in the future of music, hope in myself, hope in others, and hope in the world… but seriously, this album has quite literally saved my life and I can tell dozens and dozens of similar stories from my fellow friends in the PorterFam.
“What does Worlds mean to me? This album gives me hope. When I am older and the scene has stepped further away from where it was once all familiar, Worlds will be the album that reminds me of the beauty electronic music has canvassed my life with.” Chasing the Worlds tour allowed me to create countless memories with old and new friends, and build a connection with music I have never experienced before. It was the project that gave me an identity in the electronic music scene and gave me a better understanding of how deeply music can positively impact someone’s life. “Porter Robinson’s Worlds has always been more than just an album to me. Members of the team have also shared some thoughts on what Worlds meant to them and the impact it had on their own journey in dance music: He’s also gone on to create his very own festival, Second Sky, where he showed off his own abilities as a talent curator and event host for a weekend that was more memorable than ever. Since then, Porter Robinson has continued to push the boundaries of his sound and the dance music scene as a whole with projects like Shelter with his good friend Madeon and VIRTUAL SELF as well.
The live show interlaced the album’s tracks with visuals for a true storytelling experience that would set the stage for future work from Porter.
Paired with the release of the album was an impressive string of shows that saw him take the stage at massive festivals like Coachella and Ultra Miami along with a tour of North America and Australia. Listen to Porter Robinson – Worlds on Spotify: Bringing us tracks like “Sad Machine,” “Sea Of Voices,” and “Divinity,” Porter guides listeners with some truly well-produced tunes while also incorporating his own passion for anime and Japanese culture throughout the album. After taking some time to produce new music and develop a live show to pair with it, in 2014 he gifted us all with Worlds.įrom start to finish the album takes you along an emotional journey, breaking down and tapping into the raw emotions we all feel as human beings. Tired of the formulaic approach to dance music that was permeating the scene, Porter decided to be the change he wanted to see and explore his own creativity. Porter Robinson had already been on quite the journey in the realm of dance music prior to the release of his debut album Worlds. Starting things off under the alias Ekowraith with “Booming Track” he had a flurry of tracks that included “Say My Name” and “Hello” before he blasted us with hits like “Language,” “Spitfire,” and “Easy” that propelled him to superstardom. That album is none other than his 12-track masterpiece, Worlds. Today we’re turning the clock back to 2014 and taking a look at the debut album from Porter Robinson that didn’t just change the way we looked at him artistically but also had a massive impact on the scene as a whole. It was five years ago today that Porter Robinson introduced us to one of his most creative projects and one that marked a new era of his sound: Worlds.
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