History Music / Savant

** Played straight in "Penguins" and "Laser Sharks", both of which feature lyrics in Japanese.

-> ''"[[PrecisionFStrike Fuck genres.]]"''

* [[AwesomeMcCoolname Awesome McCoolname]]: Aleksander Vinter. How cool is that, seriously?

* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Aleksander blends chiptune sounds with heavy brostep beats, with amazing results. Also, ''Zion'' was inspired by Middle Eastern music and mythology, and some songs on ''Alchemist'' and ''Cult'' use a synthesized harpsichord.

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: ''Protos'' and ''Mortals''.

* TitleTrack: ''Ninür'', ''Vario'', ''Overworld'', ''ISM'', ''Alchemist'', ''Overkill'', ''Heart'', ''Orakel'', ''Zion'', ''Invasion'', ''Jester'', ''Slasher'', ''Mortals'', and ''VOID'' all contain one. ''Cult'', ''Protos'', ''Outcasts'', and ''Vybz'' as titles are not mentioned except for the cover.

* ElectronicMusic: Including, but not limited to:
** {{Brostep}}
** {{Trance}}
** {{Dubstep}}
** {{HouseMusic}}
** {{Synth Pop}}
** {{Chiptune}}
** {{Trap}}
** {{Drum And Bass}}
** {{Trance}}
** {{Moombahton}}
** {{Glitch}}

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Pretty much all over the place; some songs on ''Protos'' are close to a 1 or 2, but most of his songs are 7-8 on the scale. He took it up to eleven lots of times, describing the album ''Zion'' as "Tentacle rape of the highest order."

* WordPureeTitle: "Problemathematicalculatorture". 'Nuff said.

* NightmareFuel: The ending to "Apocalypse". It sounds like, well, an apocalypse. The song glitches out for a few seconds without warning, followed by some metal music shortly after to accompany a sense of dread.

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: ''Protos''.

* TitleTrack: ''Ninür'', ''Vario'', ''Overworld'', ''ISM'', ''Alchemist'', ''Overkill'', ''Heart'', ''Orakel'', ''Zion'', ''Invasion'', and ''Jester'' all contain one. ''Cult'', ''Protos'', ''Outcasts'', and ''Vybz'' as titles are not mentioned except for the cover.

* AwesomeMcCoolname: Aleksander Vinter. How cool is that, seriously?
* BilingualBonus: Played straight in "Penguins" and "Laser Sharks". Subverted in "Mecca", where the intro is a sample of a Bulgarian folk song, but it later changes to Hebrew/Arabic gibberish sung by Qwentalis.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: ''Ninür'''s cover is drawn in a very different style than all the others, and it features a different logo too. The Vinter in Hollywood project is also a lot different than later material.

Savant, real name Aleksander Vinter, is a Norwegian EDM producer, formerly known for his electropop infused project Vinter in Hollywood and for being a black metal guitarist. Since 2011 he is better as known as Savant for his elaborate songs with complex melodies and song structures, and for being able to make music in all sorts of genres, though as quoted at the top, he does not like the word at all. His current alias comes from the fact that he has savant syndrome. He claims that this enabled him to produce songs at an incredibly fast speed. He releases 3 or 4 albums per year, and continues to do so.

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Real name Aleksander Vinter, Savant is a norwegian EDM producer, formerly known for his electropop infused project, Vinter in Hollywood and for being a black metal guitarist. Since 2011 he is better as known as Savant for his elaborate songs with complex melodies and song structures, and for being able to make music in all sorts of genres, though as quoted at the top, he does not like the word at all. His current alias comes from the fact that he has Savant-syndrome. He claims that this enabled him to produce songs at an incredibly fast speed. He releases 3 or 4 albums per year, and continues to do so.

----Savant contains examples of the following tropes:
* AlbumIntroTrack: Anunnaki, Prelude, Man of the Law, Orakel, Robin Hood, Big Ben.
* ArtisticStimulation:

* BilingualBonus: Played straight in Penguins, and Laser Sharks. Subverted in Mecca, where the intro is a sample of a Bulgarian folk song, but it later changes to Hebrew/Arabic gibberish sung by Qwentalis.
* BrokenRecord: Dancer in the Dark. Even the rhythm goes broken for a few seconds.
* ConceptAlbum: Word of God tells that Alchemist, Protos, Orakel, and Zion are all tied to a single concept. He even says that the other albums may have the concept of freedom in them.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ninür's cover is drawn in a very different style than all the others, and it features a different logo too. The Vinter in Hollywood project is also a lot different than later material.

* GratuitousJapanese: Averted in Laser Sharks, since he studied Japanese with actual Japanese people before he sung the lyrics. YMMW how he did it.
* LighterAndSofter: Protos, in it's entirety.
* LimitedLyricsSong: The Horror, Dancer In The Dark, Zion and How I Roll just to name a few.
* LyricalDissonance: Several tracks on Protos have surprisingly depressing lyrics for their gentle and upbeat tunes, but Beautiful World definitely takes the cake.

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Pretty much all over the place, some songs on Protos are close to a 1 or 2, but most of his songs are 7-8 on the scale. He took it up to eleven lots of times, he described the album Zion as "Tentacle rape of the highest order."
* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Aleksander blends chiptune sounds with heavy brostep beats with amazing results. Also, Zion was inspired by Middle Eastern music and mythology, and some songs on Alchemist and Cult use a synthesized harpsichord.
* NightmareFuel: The ending to Apocalypse. It sounds like, well, an apocalypse. The song glitches out for a few seconds without warning, followed by some metal music shortly after to accompany a sense of dread.
* NonAppearingTitle: Spaceheart.
* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Protos.
* PrecisionFStrike: Spaceship and Rise Up.
* RockOpera: Protos, again.
* SpokenWordInMusic: In Organismical, there is a one and a half minute comparison between LA and cancer, mold, and us humans being just a highly advanced breed of bacteria.
* TitleTrack: Ninür, Vario, Overworld, ISM, Alchemist, Overkill, Heart, Orakel, Zion, Invasion, and Jester all contain one. Cult, Protos, Outcasts, and Vybz as titles are not mentioned except for the cover.
* UncommonTime: Change gets quicker as the song goes on. Problemathematicalculatorture qualifies as well.
* WordPureeTitle: Problemathematicalculatorture. 'Nuff said.

* TitleTrack: Ninür, Vario, Overworld, ISM, Alchemist, Overkill, Orakel, Zion, Invasion, and Jester all contain one. Cult, Protos, Outcasts, and Vybz as titles are not mentioned except for the cover.

* TitleTrack: Ninür, Vario, Overworld, ISM, Alchemist, Overkill, Orakel, Invasion and Zion all contain one. Cult and Protos as titles are not mentioned except for the cover.

* TitleTrack: Ninür, Vario, Overworld, ISM, Alchemist, Orakel, Invasion and Zion all contain one. Cult and Protos as titles are not mentioned except for the cover.

** {{Drum And Bass}}
** {{Trance}}

* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Aleksander blends chiptune sounds with heavy brostep beats with an amazing result. Also, Zion was inspired by Middle Eastern music and mythology, and some songs on Alchemist and Cult use a synthesized harpsichord.

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* GratuitousJapanese: Averted in Laser Sharks, since he studied japanese with actual japanese people before he sung the lyrics. YMMW how he did it.

* WordPureeTitle: Problemathematicalculatorture. 'Nuff said.

* TitleTrack: Ninür, Vario, Overworld, ISM, Alchemist, Orakel and Zion all contain one. Cult and Protos as titles are not mentioned except for the cover.

* ArtisticStimulation

* TitleTrack: Ninür, Vario, Overworld, ISM, Alchemist, Orakel and Zion all contain one. Cult and Protos as titles are not mentioned except for the cover.

** {{Electropop}}

* AlbumIntroTrack: Anunnaki, Prelude, Man of the Law, Orakel, Robin Hood.

* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Doesn't even describe him correctly.

----Savant contains examples of the following tropes:"

* NewSoundAlbum: Protos.

Real name Aleksander Vinter, Savant is a norwegian EDM producer,formerly known for his electropop infused project, Vinter in Hollywood and for being a black metal guitarist. Since 2011 he is better as known as Savant for his elaborate songs with complex melodies and song structures, and for being able to make music in all sorts of genres, though as quoted at the top, he does not like the word at all. His current alias comes from the fact that he has Savant-syndrome. He claims that this enabled him to produce songs at an incredibly fast speed. He releases 3 or 4 albums per year, and continues to do so.

** {{ElectroHouse}}

Real name Aleksander Vinter, Savant is a norwegian EDM producer,formerly known for his electropop infused project, Vinter in Hollywood and for being a black metal guitarist. Since 2011 he is better as known as Savant for his elaborate songs with complex melodies and song structures, and for being able to make music in all sorts of genres, though as quoted at the top, he does not like the word at all. His current alias comes from the fact that he has Savant-syndrome. He claims that this enabled him to produce songs at an incredibly fast speed. He releases 3 or 4 albums per year, and continues to do so.