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@McMemeBot !order 4 cute critters

Starting to feel That Longing and it's about that time of night so... off to bed with me, and hopefully I'll just be quiet and go to sleep ;P

There is a smaller town in the deeps of Halcyon that rests on pools and rivers of a dense, silvery glowing liquid. This gives it a aesthetic reminiscent of that of an old Terran city of Venice locked in a brightly moonlit night at pretty much all times of the day. It's location and aesthetic has lent it a romantic reputation.
There is a nice restaurant by one of the larger rivers, lesser known for meeting folks you've been long separated from.

The new MBMBAM is probably the most relatable and hilarious thing I've heard

@KawaSeadrake not at all, sweet :) I feel it very vividly

I take the scenes I see playing out to music and I record them. At times, I feel more like a field reporter than an author, with the paracosm as my field. On the other end, I'm not good with actual terminology or any left-brain approach to music/sound. I approach it like I would be reverse-engineering the process, telling stories that I have in my mind's eye.

Writing and music have been two sides of the same coin for me, and I'm not sure how i could be a writer without music. Music trances me, and tells me stories in a way that only music can. chords and harmony and layers from so many types of instruments that spark emotions in our brains and play with our associations to paint pictures in sound traveling through the air. Empathetic, communicative.
It's magic, honestly, and I had this opinion looong before I was ever spiritual.

I want to talk about music a bit, my relationship to it & how I've approached producing it, with the added note that i am not very experienced there.
I'll preface this by mentioning that I am inspired by this: https://patches.vizor.io/machinedrum/ocean-of-thought (cw: hypnotic induction)

Big Moods

Bunny paws are really good, TBH, especially when they are towering above entire cities and making fissures in the earth that will last lifetimes