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publicthe lyrics here are about early memories of music and her first tries at making music with FL studio
"FL studio free download in my search history"
reminds me of staying up late making video games in high school
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publiccool bass harmonics on this
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publicgodlike rumbly bass tone
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publicapparently CSIRAC was Australia's first computer (ninajirachi is from australia)
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public"fuck my computer" is such a great hook for a song
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publici don't normally like edm but i really like this album
might have to change my mind!
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publicbanging bass on the intro here
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publicsuper experimental track that starts with a singing bowl and consists mostly of guitar feedback and a single strummed chord
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publicsuper jazzy piano solo on this
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publicBecause of my memories listening to this during Thanksgiving, this song has a very autumnal feel to me. Might also be because the album art has orange/red autumnal colors
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publicthe banjo and the harp have similar (very trebly) timbre, so it almost sounds like they're the same instrument. their voices blend together, like the high and low notes on a piano
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publicsome truly incredible double bass playing here
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publicmakes me want to dance
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publicdisgustingly groovy playing. sick bassline, and the piano has an incredible latin feel to it
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publicone of the first things we did in my first nyc apartment with my housemates was playing this on our new record player
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publici like the piano intro on this
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publicstrummed funky rhythm guitar solo
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publicsuper cool slap bass riff here
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publicsame aggressive japanese rock sound as 
ストラトキャスター・シーサイド '22, but breaks into a almost jazz like drum beat. also a very melodic guitar riff
ストラトキャスター・シーサイド '22, but breaks into a almost jazz like drum beat. also a very melodic guitar riff ...
publicI was trying to improvise a solo piece on the guitar a few days ago and was sure I was ripping something off, and realized last night it was this
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publicI really love the way instruments are layered in this, it sounds so rich and lush
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publicbreaks from the main chord progression, before starting to vamp on the dominant V. great way to build tension, plays with the desire to resolve down to the tonic
the drums stop here as well (before building back up), which adds to the sense of drama
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publicpiano solo here is just incredible
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publicreminds me of 
Summer Montage / Madeline from la la land - similarly jazzy movie soundtrack, also a major ii-V-I (actually a I-ii-V for summer montage)
Summer Montage / Madeline from la la land - similarly jazzy movie soundtrack, also a major ii-V-I (actually a I-ii-V for summer montage)...
publicreminiscent of ryuichi sakamoto
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publicreally want to transcribe this fast blues lick here
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publicsick nylon string guitar tone
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guitar tone sounds almost like its being played with nylon strings
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publicNo song embodies the spirit of youthful arrogance better than Voodoo Child.
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publiclook, if i were in george harrison's place, i'd be really worried if my best friend started writing lyrics like these
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publicplenty of excellent examples of switching between major/minor pentatonic for blues guitar here
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publicsome fast blues guitar phrasings at the start here
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publici love this buildup - first an aggressively strummed funky guitar riff, then a rumbly bass line, then the drums join in
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publicincredibly sick bass breakdown/solo
like the breakdown in 
Travelling Without Moving - Remastered 2013 in that it mostly repeats the same motif, but there's significantly more variation here
Travelling Without Moving - Remastered 2013 in that it mostly repeats the same motif, but there's significantly more variation here...
publicsuper sick drum solo here
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publicvocal line with flat second - reminiscent of an egyptian scale
used frequently in pop songs to suggest promiscuity - other examples include 
Unholy (feat. Kim Petras) and 
Toxic
Unholy (feat. Kim Petras) and Toxic 
