'Blood Moon Rises' is an upbeat acid fantasy and the second single from 747's debut studio album, The Gate of Life. With an underlying essence of dystopia, 'Blood Moon Rises' conceptualizes the eeriness of twilight in an alternate universe. Levitating dust begins to fill the air while the sky radiates an ominous crimson hue; caution is adjured.

In the upcoming album, 747 showcases a new maturity to his productions, implementing intricate synth work and his innate sense of musicality to present eleven original compositions and a masterful cover of Giorgio Moroder's 1978 theme. Emotive pads and serene soundscapes come together to create an hour-long wistful dream, suspending the listener in a euphoric haze. With a techno mainstay, The Gate of Life branches into the realms of classical, ambient and cinema to create a musically cohesive and sonically pleasing work of art. With acidic wisps and a metallic aura the album brings out a familiar feeling within an innovative masterpiece.