I was emailed a few song recommendations from the musical Notre-Dame de Paris: Belle, Le temps des cathédrales, and Tu vas me détruire. Very beautiful and dramatic performances... I especially loved Les temps des cathédrales, its climbing chord progression makes me think of a literal cathedral as if one is taking shape in sound when it releases at the end.. If you're reading this, thank you again for the recommendations and everything else, I hope my reply doesn't get marked as spam... T_T

One part in I Want Wind to Blow reminds me of some sort of interstitial sound I think I heard as a kid on TV. I can't for the life of me figure out what it was from, it probably would've been something educational or nature-related. But I do really like this song; how the atmosphere of the music itself makes me think of sparse, open nature, but the lyrics have to do with the city. Maybe the nature feeling has to do with the really cute elephant on the album cover...

/music page is out now!! I started working on it months ago but was stuck for a while... I still need to write about my favorite artists but I'll do that later. I also got my Sennheisers (headphones) today and they're so nice, I really love them!!

I've been listening to Moonearth by DJ Sharpnel on repeat for the past few days and I think it sounds so beautiful. I also listened to For You by them for the first time and was jumpscared by the sound effects from Phantasy Star Online. I was like holy I didn't know they were tapped in like that.