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[Ken Hisuag]

I mentioned in Musical Discoveries today that I had trouble finding arrangements of Skies Beyond the Clouds, due to the title being an apparently popular one for other media. While this made achieving the goal of the search a bit frustrating, it also resulted in some worthwhile discoveries.

Osamuraisan - UNGAISOUTEN
Just some straightforward acoustics from a talented guitarist.

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Hayato Asano - Behind the Clouds
Despite hailing from a remix album, this piece is apparently original, which places it here.

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[Jaz:3]

If you don't know DÉ DÉ MOUSE, now you do. 1 recent remix from him and a song made for the "Beatmania IIDX 27 HEROIC VERSE" game (probably a rhythm game). Thank you Osu! for being a very fun game and one of the best music store to me.

 

Don't Look Back (feat.4s4ki, RhymeTube, OHTORA & Hanagata) [DÉ DÉ MOUSE Jungle Flow Mix]

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Silly Love - DÉ DÉ MOUSE

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Music Video for the song and gameplay

 

 

[Jaz:3]

Have you seen this original sonic OST before?

 

The efforts in making this is very good

[nitorii]

oh hey it's your favorite fake arcaea fan again back to bombard you with songs 80% of society will say are dogshit and this time it's the songs from the recent side story pack Absolute Nihil, featuring Saya. so here they are in order

 

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this one kinda sucks honestly in the preview it sounded so awesome idk what happened

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probably my favorite? not sure.

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big banger and the cover is awesome too

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competitor for favorite also

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funny how the song is named cause qlarabelle is an alternate alias of yuta imai

that's all see ya

[Jaz:3]

just found a really nice song through memes, well not really, but to me at least. It's like hits you really hard in a really slow way? Basically the way it delivers is very normal, but the aftermath kinda stuck with you.

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[Jaz:3]

hey do guys feel like a room full of people is also the equivalent of an empty room? It's not like a sad thing tho, well kinda, but not at all. Of course, there is still a difference between them, one is with sounds and the other doesn't, idk tho, that's kinda crazy. There's also something else I want to talk about but I forgot. Anyways, I recently listened to another song by King Crimson and one song from David Bowie. It quickly became one of my favorite songs from each of them. I like these two songs, especially Space Oddity.

David Bowie – Space Oddity (lol I just copied straight from Youtube)

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King Crimson - Epitaph (Including "March For No Reason" and "Tomorrow And Tomorrow")

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Also there's some kind of feeling that I don't like that is slowly coming back, it might follow me now and when I go to school.

Edited August 25, 2024 by Jaz:3
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[Ken Hisuag]

Driving to work today, a Nathanael Fisherman song came up in the shuffle, and I was reminded of how unique his style is. There's some reggae influence in some of his songs, but I'm more familiar with the heavy post-production morphing into something I can't settle a definition on. I'll also admit struggling to discern the lyrics at times, due to a combination of his heavy accent and rapid delivery; but there are plenty of songs I understand completely, and for those I don't, I can catch enough to appreciate the theme. He's unequivocal in his messaging (which stands out in modern CCM), but retains an artful presentation all the same.

I've known about this artist for over five years now, and it's about time I shared him here.

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Guard My Salvation --

Testimony --

Showing Off --

 

 

Edited September 20, 2024 by Ken Hisuag

[DoughnutDecrés]

I just noticed this thread was here lol. I guess I'll post one of my favorite songs as of right now.

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I started listening to Eurobeat after I fixed my car and started driving again, but I really don't know why though... I guess the feel of Eurobeat fits better with my car's speed maybe. This song in particular though, it just feels like a final send off at the end of a long journey, and I love it. Anyhow, I'll post some more songs later if I remember to.

[spagnips]

 

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[Ken Hisuag]

I often come across musicians known for their VGM arrangements, very few of which spend time on original work. A few, however, will take the risk of striking out with the name they've made for themselves for more original work, and the resulting projects often reflect the true levels of skill they've developed.

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insaneintherain - Ubuntu
My favorite from this album was the title track, but I appreciated the visuals of this performance. Eiene's proficiency with instrumentation is on full display, and everyone's enjoy themselves as they always have.

Violet Delta - The Girl Next Door
VD only posted the crossfade, so I made an unlisted video for this (don't tell). The "album" is more of an EP, but for all that it does credit to the musician's years of experience in Touhou arrangements.

RichaadEB - Battle with a Non-Euclidean Foe
The concept alone is perfect for Richaad, as he bends his composition away from standard progression without losing the path. I want to think I'd recognize the idea behind the track even without knowing the title.

 

 

[Discordo]

Oh great, a forum that I can participate in without issues 

I love the song "Convictor Yamaxanadu" because of the vibe, and there's a PUNK version that I like a lot as well!

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Also, I wonder what the "Follow topic" option does... 

[nitorii]

oh yeah, this exists.

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it bangs!

[nitorii]

oh, it's that time of the year again. arcaea song pack dump babyyyyy (unofficial uploads, too lazy to wait / update them later)
this time it's the Main Story Act II - Catastrophe's third pack, Lucent Historia!

first up is Swan Song by void, the legend that made Testify!

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sick song, very well produced. me like vibe


next up is Renegade by sky_delta!

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this song is a slow burner, but I enjoy the ending enough to classify this as good, even though I wish it picked up slightly earlier


now for Breach of Faith by Supire feat. eili!
 

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this is a very odd one. I like experimental songs, that's no news, but this isn't exactly an amazing execution imo. it still gets a pass cause I respect the idea they were going for and the concept is good, can be improved.

now is Rays of Remnant by May x Felysrator!
 

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a very interesting mix of chaotic with melodic that I think works pretty well and keeps a decent balance as to not be annoying or too absent. (chart limited length might have helped with that but I digress.) final chorus feels empty however, but maybe that's what they were going for

for the finale, it's the Abstruse Dilemma duo at it again: Lament Rain by Ashrount and D-D-Dice!
 

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hardcore-caea is all I have to say for this one, as always great vibe and great ending

and of course, the preview video because the graphics are awesome:
 

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see u next time

Edited November 21, 2024 by nitorii

[Ken Hisuag]

I've not been feeling well this month, with one illness after another keeping me behind in preparations. I might not get a better opportunity to post this year's Christmas commemoration, so here it is:

Back in 1988, a collective of CCM artists of the time came together for a Christmas album. While such collaborations aren't necessarily uncommon, they usually feature various singles recorded individually and compiled together without direct interaction between the artists. For this album, however, a song was recorded in which all the artists took part; this was practically unheard of, and it remains one of the most unique performances of that era IMO.

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Margaret Becker, Steven Curtis Chapman, Steve Camp, Cece Winans, and others - Home for the Holidays

 

 

[spagnips]

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