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Tag Archives: calm
Kimitaka Matsumae: The Divine Tree
One listen, and this one felt really easy to just knock out. Probably feels a bit small and simple, and it is. Admittedly, going into this I was hoping to really build a scene of great spiritual appreciation, or at … Continue reading
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Tagged breathlessness, calm, considered, divine, jade cocoon, kimitaka matsumae, lush, outside, peace, protected, respected, reverence, tree
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Jon Batiste, Chad Smith & Bill Laswell: B2
One listen. I’m now working to clear as much of these songs I’ve queued to write about as I can. Could probably get it all done in a few days, if not one day, but I also value my getting … Continue reading
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Tagged ascending, b2, bill laswell, calm, cascades, chad smith, descending, jon batiste, prepares, reflection, relational, shrunk
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Willebrant: Mountain Trout
One listen. I thought I’d have more come forward, but I was wrong. Oh well. Willebrant’s “Mountain Trout” is from Stony. I hope you enjoy. — Water, insects and bird sounds. A calm image is painted, or a lively one that … Continue reading
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Tagged calm, echoing, form, lively, mountain trout, painted, refreshing, reverent, scene, stony, waft, willebrant
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Yasunori Mitsuda & Millenial Fair: Creid
One listen. This is another song I’ve had queued up for a while but dragged my feet on writing about, and I don’t know why, to be honest. Was easy enough to write about… for the most part. The song … Continue reading
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Tagged across, calm, cradling, creid, millenial fair, present, reverence, small, weaving, whispering, wonder, yasunori mitsuda
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Monopot: Sundried
One listen. Unfortunately my mind started drifting part of the way through. I stayed on course but I think it’s clear that I was struggling in spots. Monopot’s “Sundried” is from Something Is Like Nothing Was. I hope you enjoy. … Continue reading
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Tagged calm, excited, hoots, monopot, monotonous, pulse, relief, sundried, unpolished
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Masashi Hamauzu: The Splendid Performance
One listen. Went in, wrote, got out. Wait, that’s not entirely true. I fell behind a bit and then managed to catch up and I’m not sure if that comes through or not. The writing does have a bit of … Continue reading
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Tagged burst, calm, dance, detailed, Energy, Final Fantasy, masashi hamauzu, passionate, performance, splendid
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Retro Remix Revue: Donkey Kong – Aquatic Ambience
One listen. I wrote this in part for similar reasons as to why I wrote about Retro Remix Revue’s cover of “Secret of the Forest”: I thought it’d be interesting to do so after writing about the original. This one … Continue reading
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Tagged aquatic ambience, brushing, calm, compresses, donkey kong, extends, forward, pressure, prettiness, retro remix revue, Urge
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Zuntata: Network
One listen. I feel like I completely misread the track. It’s from a game I used to play a lot, but it has been a long time since I last touched it and I don’t remember where some things play. … Continue reading
Calm Colour Sunset
Just a sunset photo. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged calm, cirroculumus, clouds, nature, rows, sky, sunset, weather
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Akari Kaida and Yoshino Aoki: Eden
One listen. This is another where perhaps I was thinking too much about what I was writing. I think it turned out okay. Could be better; could’ve expanded quite a lot. There’s a brightness to the song that I didn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged akari kaida, birds, breath of fire, calm, eden, idyllic, singing, sound, steps, yoshino aoki
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