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i came across these bp audios by a youtube acc named rice, was inspired, and i rolled up my sleeves as if to say “shit man, i wanna try to make one of these types of things” SO HERE IT IS i am very proud of it

the song is For All You Give by The Paper Kites ft. Lucy Rose (it’s one of my favorites, love its vibes); the voice clips are from files found in the blooming panic game, and the program i used is audacity

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i guess you can say i’m trying to live up to the name of ddumpling’s effervescence in that i am trying to be more vocal about my enthusiasm. i used to be so vivacious with my interests: my love of music and my love of the media i enjoy. i often find myself wondering where that part of me went. it’s also so weird that i want people to see my work but the mortifying ordeal of being perceived also shuns or shames me into not releasing these ideas and emotions. it’s something i’m working on, and a phrase i’ve seen a lot on the internet is that i am not making this content for anyone but myself. so i think i want to take a step in that direction, somehow. i’m not an artist, nor am i a writer, but goddammit i love music and i want to integrate it into my interests because i want to engage with that media in a way that is meaningful to me. so i think if anything, i will post it for myself and no one else

with my life getting more stressful, starting grad school and whatnot, i want to be able to express the parts of me that will inevitable get put on the back burner for the sake of “being an adult”. but i find that the connotation of an adult is changing, and that i can be both a functioning member of society and indulge in my interests no matter how “lame” or “cringey” i make them out to be because objectively, they’re not. they are my interests and that is what makes me... well me. so who knows, maybe i will become more confident with presenting my ideas to whoever wants to take a gander at what i have to offer

#ddumpling's effervescence #2am thoughts as i sit through the revelation of living for myself and no one else #this is basically just a hype post for a thing i've been working on

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what music/song best represents our species?

One of my friends brought up this question in our groupchat bc she needed to answer it for an assignment and i couldn’t help but go a little overboard with my contenders and explanations!! so here it is, copied n pasted directly from the groupchat, with some edits to be more comprehensible

The Rainbow Connection - Jim Henson (but I’m referring to the cover sung by Carpenters) 

To me, this song appeals to the human idea of aspirations, how everyone deserves to have a dream, and the desire to discover your purpose in life. It calls to the wonder of human potential and the individuality of the person; there are no two people with the same dream and really accentuates the uniqueness of the human experience. I also like to think it encapsulates yearning, which imo is one of the few emotions exclusive to our species

Find Myself - Lucy Rose

imo, this song represents discovering yourself (it's kinda easy to think this given the title) but you do so through finding, meeting, loving new people; it's through connections with others that we discover more about who we are. Since humans are hardwired to be social, we place a lot of emphasis on connections with others, whether we do it consciously or not. This song really highlights the impact of finding yourself (haha title drop) through the ways we engage with others in the world and the friendships/relationships we make with our loved ones.

Being Human - Rebecca Sugar (from Steven Universe Future)

tbh i dont really have much for this song, it's only just the title HAHAHA but it probably carries more meaning if you consider the context of the song (coming from the show)

Strawberry Swing - Coldplay

This song stands out to me because it represents another one of those exclusively human emotions: nostalgia. The idea that we like to think back to our past and reminisce on the memories that have shaped who we are and who we will become seems so unequivocally human. This song also calls to the yearning of returning to a more simpler time, a more carefree and happier time, it speaks to our hyperfixation on the passage of time and our mortality.

I Can’t Change It All - Lucy Rose

The things i could say about this song... i'll keep it brief: it emphasizes human pain, which imo can be a nuanced thing which makes it a form of pain that is uniquely human, and the power human comfort. Compared to other species, our troubles are in a completely different ballpark. A callback to "Find Myself", it appeals to our desire for human connection and desire to ease that pain from our loved ones. Even if we can't solve their problems or make their pain go away, solidarity is what strengthens that connection between two individuals and makes the pain hurt less

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it’s taken me like 15 years but i FINALLY FOUND IT: TCHAIKOVSKY’S ROMEO & JULIET FANTAST OVERTURE

i first heard a snippet of this piece from The Three Mouseketeers and it never left my brain since and i am so ecstatic that i found it... just mwuah 

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i just absolutely love the way out of time by the weeknd makes me feel like the way i can envision myself driving down a street on a roadtrip with my close friend or significant other late at night, straight vibing to this groovy yet melancholic tune. our conversations lean towards reflecting on our past, our regrets, just putting into perspective how insignificant out lives will be in the grand scheme of things but in this moment, it’s just you and me and that’s significant enough to hold onto until our time on this earth runs out

AND this song is sampled from a city pop song midnight pretenders by tomoko aran!! mad groovy if i do say so myself

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superstar - playlist by ddumpling (XXX)

i am loving the 80's resurgence in my music rotations as a result of my heightened interest in five nights at freddy's: security breach. i am in love with glamrock freddy, i want him to hold my hand and hug me and wipe my tears, telling me that everything will be okay and that he's proud of me (':

Let's Groove - Earth, Wind, & Fire

Light My Love - Greta Van Fleet

This Side of Paradise - Coyote Theory

PYT (Pretty Young Thing) - Michael Jackson

Skate - Silk Sonic

Rock With You - Michael Jackson

September - Earth, Wind, & Fire

Dancing Queen - ABBA

My Ordinary Life - The Living Tombstone

Careless Whisper - George Michael

Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Tears For Fears

Never Gonna Give You Up - Rick Astley

Take on Me - a-ha

Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go - Wham!

(They Long to Be) Close to You - Carpenters

I Wanna Dance with Somebody - Whitney Houston

Affection - Fiji Blue

Don't Stop Believin' - Journey

Uptown Girl - Billy Joel

Midnight Sky - Miley Cyrus

Pluto Projector - Rex Orange County

The Rainbow Connection - Carpenters

SUPERSTAR - CG5

Better Days - NEIKED, Mae Muller, Polo G

Woman - Doja Cat

Empire Ants - Gorillaz

Kiss Me More - Doja Cat, SZA

Connection - NUNNABOVE

Duvet - bôa

Strawberry Swing - Coldplay

Plastic Love - Mariya Takeuchi

Being Human - Emily King, aivi & surasshu, Rebecca Sugar

Love Me More - Mitski

Golden - Harry Styles

Somebody That I Used to Know (Remix) - Farizki, Orfeo

Blast Off - Silk Sonic

Out of Time - The Weeknd

I Feel It Coming - The Weeknd, Daft Punk

#ddumpling's playlists #playlist

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January 2021

First month of the new year!! Thank fucking GOD that 2020 is finally over, because i have had absolutely enough of that blasted year. it was not an easy month but since i have been knee-deep into danganronpa, i was able to fixate on that just long enough to make it through the month. this month’s picks seem kind eclectic; lots of japanese songs, some darker-themed songs, some old bangers... it seems i was just about everywhere and nowhere at once haha. Here’s to February!!

song this month: 9 + 1 album

Take a Slice - Glass Animals (xxx)

tiktok has a knack of finding really cool bops and beats. after all, it’s where i found this song! the part that gets the biggest rep is the outro but i feel the rest of the song deserves some love too! it’s got a really funky bassline and the instrumentals are nothing i’ve heard before so it definitely caught my attention

Greek Tragedy - The Wombats (xxx)

it actually took me a few listens to really begin enjoying the song. it was out of my typical music taste but i actually quite enjoyed listening to this song! not to mention the music video was quite... something

i actually found this song through the Oliver Nelson Remix (soundcloud/spotify) and can i say this remix is so fucking groovy like jeez, it’s hard not to bop along to the music

Kago no Naka - Masuda Toshio (xxx)

mushishi is one of my favorite, if not my favorite, animes that i have had the honor of watching; very supernatural but also very serene. it features a soundtrack that is absolutely mesmerizing and perfectly encapsulates the tranquility that comes with the series, this piece is no exception. i’d say i highly recommend watching this series if you haven’t already!!

Dancing Queen - ABBA (xxx)

whenever i feel down in the dumps, i always find myself listening to this song at least once. i guess you could say it’s a comfort song of mine. given that the beginning of this month was a very hard and depressive time for me (from a family member getting COVID, emergency hospital visit, and a really bad family spat), i definitely listened to this song a whole bunch. it’s an oldie but definitely a goodie

glow - keeno ft. Hatsune Miku (xxx)

there’s something about all the songs in keeno’s album In the Rain that invoke a sort of comforting melancholy in me and i always catch myself coming back to this song in particular. i’m not sure what it is about this song but the way it progresses, the timbre of Miku’s voice against the seemingly harsh instrumental bring about some sort of pain that comforts me somehow (talk about contradictions). it’s been especially on my mind this month due to the things going on in life rn

Class of 2013 - Mitski (xxx)

is it really a breakdown episode without a Mitski song thrown into the mix? not to me! i recently came across this song after i found that one spotify playlist that ranked mitski songs based on sadness and wow... i love how absolutely raw Mitski’s vocals are in this song and after reading into the nuances of the lyrics just... dang... i felt that shit in my bones

見せかけのラブソング (Fake Love Song) - Indigo la End (xxx)

this song is really nice to listen to! i especially love the vocalist’s gentle, smooth timbre and the instrumentation is sublime! it’s got that chill-esque vibe that makes me keep coming back to listen to it!

Inuyasha Soundtrack - Kaoru Wada (xxx)

i have always been obsessed with the Inuyasha soundtrack and since i recently found the OST on Spotify, i’ve been freaking hooked. i especially love how Inuyasha’s, Kagome’s, and Kikyo’s themes are utilized throughout the soundtrack while still maintaining their unique melodic themes

my favorite pieces have to be either Aika or Hiun no Miko Kikyo because there’s just something about a somber flute or a longing erhu that really speak to me ahhhhh it’s just so good (i could go on forever just gushing about pieces that use erhu but that’s for another post (; )

Moth to a Flame - Memorial (xxx)

i came across this song from Lucy Rose (my FAVORITE artist) bc she was promoting a new debut group Memorial from her record label, Real Kind Records

i’m not too sure what genre this song would fall under (i’ve never been one to pay attention to genre when listening to music) but their integration of soft brass into this acoustic-sounding song is just a nice touch; i really recommend giving it a listen!!

((maybe it’s folk? some form of indie??))

Four Seasons - Namie Amuro (xxx)

when i tell you i went absolutely feral upon finding this song on spotify after years of searching for any full recording of this song, i absolutely lost it

this song was the ending track to the 3rd inuyasha movie and for some reason it has stuck with me so strongly even after years of not watching the movie itself. maybe it’s just a nostalgia factor but i just think this song is so beautiful

there’s this continuous zither melody playing (at least i think it’s a zither) throughout the song and i think that just adds to the charm of the song

i recently got really invested in danganronpa again, (specifically with kiyotaka ishimaru & mondo owada and subsequently, their ship) so there’s been a shift in the songs i listened to this month but i don’t think that transferred over to my monthly playlist. i also spent a good chunk of the month working on a post i posted on my dr sideblog which required me to listen to a whole bunch of instrumental pieces so that also swayed me into choosing the pieces i chose for this month

#ddumpling's monthly #playlist #music #song recs #music recs

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pieces of music i’ve listened to that remind me of dr:thh characters

my current media brainrot (dr) + a fervent interest of mine (classical music and soundtracks) = this post

so this is just me having fun and combining the 2 things i like to engage in. these choices are just based off how i interpret the characters or like things about them i recalled on a whim haha. i tried to make sure every character had 2 pieces but given my taste in music, some were easier to find than others… this was all in good fun tho so i’m pretty satisfied!!

if anyone wants to know why i chose certain pieces, you’re free to ask me and i’ll be happy to respond (i’m just a nerd who likes music and talking about it lol) 

and also, spoilers for the game!! (just in case)

Keep reading

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give iida the aux cord, you cowards - playlist by ddumpling (xxx)

now i just KNOW y’all be clowning on poor Iida because he’d listen to classical music in the car so here are some pieces that go hard as FUCK

Summer in G minor (from The Four Seasons): III. Presto - Antonio Vivaldi

Winter in F minor (from The Four Seasons): I. Allegro non molto - Antonio Vivaldi

Can Can (from Orpheus in the Underworld) - Jacques Offenbach

Souvenir de Florence: I. Allegro con spirito - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 

Suite No. 2 in F Major: IV. Fantasia on the Dargason - Gustav Holst

Concerto for Strings in G Major, “Alla rustica”: III. Presto - Antonio Vivaldi

Rhapsody in Blue - George Gershwin

Hungarian Dance No. 5, Johannes Brahms

Jazz Suite No. 2: IV. Waltz I - Dmitri Shostakovich

Die Walkure, Act III: Ride of the Valkyries - Richard Wagner

William Tell Overture - Gioachino Rossini

Carnival Overture, Op. 92 - Antonin Dvorak

Radetzky March - Johann Strauss I

Suite No. 1 in E-Flat Major: III. March - Gustav Holst

Bacchanale - Camille Saint-Saens

Die Fledermaus: Overture - Johann Strauss II

i am completely joking when i say this: the amount of slander put on his name because of his taste in music? far too much. there isn’t anything wrong with classical music, y’all are just mean

but in all seriousness, i don’t quite understand why classical music garnered the reputation of being boring or uppity. actually... maybe i do understand... 

REGARDLESS, there are some really cool hidden gems on the classical music scene and i feel like iida would be able to pick up on the bits that make classical music cool! he kind of gives off the vibe of genuinely listening to and analyzing the aspects of a piece of music that makes it really wonderful to listen to. i honestly can’t put my finger on a genre of music that he would listen to other than classical music; i am willing to bet there is probably a good chunk of iida stans/simps who have a better handle on his personality than me and would be able to answer this question of mine haha!

anyway, that’s just my perception of him haha. Whether you like his music taste or not, hope you enjoy some of these pieces that i consider bangers!!

#ddumpling's playlists #iida tenya #bnha #playlist #music recs

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December 2020

Finally, the last month of this hellhole that is 2020! i am beyond excited for this year to be over and to post my first monthly playlist. i found a lot of cool bops this month; i think most of the songs in this month’s playlist are ones i discovered within the month, along with some songs i couldn’t get out of my head! 

songs this month: 8

Ladyfingers - Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass (xxx)

first off, i absolutely adore the trumpet solo; it sounds so smooth and almost refreshing to listen to. it puts my mind and heart at ease. i also love the addition of the vibraphone carrying the piece along. the lack of prominent bass makes this entire ensemble seem so gentle and soft.

it reminds me of a sunday morning when the sun hits your window just right and you’re looking out into a wonderful moment of time where the world is quiet and the scenery is untouched by the hustle bustle of everyday life.

This December - Ricky Montgomery (xxx)

i’m not quite sure what it is about this song that makes my heart feel a feeling that i can’t put into words but it is definitely a good feeling; perhaps melancholic isn’t the exact word but it’s somewhere in the ballpark

gives me the feeling of two lovers going out into town without a care for how the world perceives them. at that point in time, they are only encapsulated by the smiles emulating from each others faces and the unadulterated joy that comes with knowing that as long as they are by each others’ side, life won’t be so bad.

In Your Eyes (with Doja Cat) - The Weekend, Doja Cat (xxx)

the weekend’s original mix is pretty good by itself but my GOD, Doja Cat’s vocals take the song’s vibe to a whole new plane of emotion. i often forget that Doja Cat can sing and her silky light vocals just elevate the lyrics presented in the song. absolutely stunning imo

Daisy 2.0 ft. Hatsune Miku - Ashnikko, Hatsune Miku (xxx)

personally, i feel this was an unexpected collaboration but i don’t think it’s that bad (that might be because i am partial to Vocaloid given my long history with it). overall, it’s a pretty wicked bop and i’d definitely come back to listen to this

Magic Ways - Tatsuro Yamashita (xxx)

i have this hypothesis that i will never find a city pop song that i can’t groove to and this song continues to support my thesis. i always seem to have a city pop song in my monthly rotation every couple months and i guess this month’s hyperfocus was on this song. the chorus is infectious and catchy and i always find myself dancing in the bathroom while brushing my teeth when this song happens to be on

Plastic Hearts - Miley Cyrus (xxx)

lately, i’ve been really into Miley Cyrus’ rock-esque phase which is interesting bc i don’t often find myself dabbling in this side of music. i’m not sure if this song itself is considered rock but i really do enjoy the chorus and the overall vibe of this song, along with some others from Miley’s album of the same name. i remember listening to the song once and after that, i couldn’t get the chorus out of my head (which means i probably enjoyed the song more than i initially thought lmao)

Plastic Love - Mariya Takeuchi (xxx)

The absolute excitement that elicited from my being when i found out that this song was finally on spotify is immeasurable. i absolutely love this song: it’s such a fun city pop bop and i think it’s really timeless, a real good representative of the city pop genre (when you also consider its popularity). every few months i find myself coming back to play this song on repeat and that’s just how i like it

For All You Give - The Paper Kites ft. Lucy Rose (xxx)

i have been a long-time fan of Lucy Rose’s work and i gotta say: this is such a dream to listen to! i love the sparse instrumentation coupled with the vocals, the harmonies are sublime and the vibe is so gentle and intimate. i caught myself wanting to listen to this song during a rainstorm that passed by a couple days ago and i think it’s a perfect song to lsiten to when the sky is gloomy but your heart is warm

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Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op 27: III. Adagio - Sergei Rachmaninov (xxx)

a 15 minute movement by Romantic composer Sergei Rachmaninov; an emotionally moving piece that, in my opinion, beautifully depicts how it feels to fall in love

words: 659

the first 2 minutes introduces us to the delicate melodic motif of the piece from the strings followed by the melody from the clarinet that will define the overall timbre of the piece itself. i wholeheartedly love this motif because it sounds so romantic and wonderfully represents love, i also feel the instrument choice for introducing us to the motif was very good since the strings especially in A major (the key of the piece) give off an innocent, gentle mood for the piece; overall just really solid setup for the rest of the piece to follow

the measures leading up to the first climax essentially add more body and flavor to the clarinet melody; it really fleshes out the timbre and color of the piece to allow more room to grow; the strings do a really good job of helping drive the piece along to the climax (in my opinion) and while it fades in and out of the time leading up to the climax it provides a nice stable foundation for other instruments to embellish the music, subtly leading us to our first climax

tension is added in the chord progression between the 4:30-6:20min mark that will anticipate release during the first climax and OH MY GOD when that first climax hits at ~6:30min mark and all that tension is released is when my heart busts its first nut, all while playing that motif at the climax too just ugh, i love. it's so grand but also doesn't sound too imposing; it's almost like a moment of clarity after being in the dark for so long

the minutes following kinda follow this call and response of the melodic motif between the first clarinet that played the solo in the beginning and a second clarinet. the motif also kinda deviates from the initial melody but not by a lot. the melody itself makes a comeback. and that french horn solo (i think it's french horn) at ~8:30 mark is simply divine: it's a brass instrument that isn't as striking or brash as your typical brass (think trumpet). while it is still a dominating sound that demands attention from the listener, it's more gentle and soft which adds to the soft nature of the piece. strings are still driving the piece forward and they are beginning to lead the piece into its 2nd climax through its sad, kinda melancholy sounding countermelody

at around the 10min mark, things are starting to pick up volume and it's kinda hinting at a potential 2nd climax, almost as if it's building up courage to commit to a 2nd climax. more tension is being added to anticipate something big

and that 2ND CLIMAX, UGH THAT 2ND CLIMAX at ~11min makes my heart bust its 2nd nut bc we hear that melodic motif (again, representing love) and all the tension leading up to that big moment is released. the percussion, the strings, the brass, they're all accumulated into this grand chord that fills my heart with so much joy and love. this intensity is continued but you'll notice that it's different from the 1st climax bc it has an instrument playing a segment that sounds kinda sad, almost uncertain/unsure

as everything dies down, the flute comes in and leads the music back to a softer sound, almost as if the music has done its job of telling the story it needs to tell and begins to die down in volume. the cellos come into the story and encourages the music to give one last hurrah, a mini climax but this time, it's all in one tone (no uncertainty like after the 2nd climax) as if to say that there's a silver lining and everything does end well; and the last minute has everything die down gently, as if concluding the story it was meant to tell

when i tell you i am obsessed with this piece, i am absolutely fucking obsessed with this piece. it's exactly how i envision falling in love to be like: starts off small but really comes together into this one big moment of clarity as you realize you have fallen for someone.

this piece has been swimming in my head for literally weeks; i discovered it like in november and it has not left my head since. there’s just something about it that i just keep coming back to and i can’t help but still smile whenever i listen to it ugh GOD i just love it so much. i even created a scenario in my head that revolves around this piece (that’s how much i love it) but maybe i will gather the courage to post it someday haha. thanks for reading!!

(pulled from Google Docs; 11/7/2020)

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Morning Light - Mark Ford (xxx)

a 3 minute marimba solo composed by marimbist Mark Ford; a soft and delicate piece that conveys the warmth of the sun shining through the windows of early dawn.

words: 346

Such a gentle piece that features the wonderful range and warm timbre of a 5 octave marimba. it’s only a 3 minute piece but it invigorates me with such a warm feeling, comforting me through the world’s turmoils and reminds me that even then, there is still peace and beauty to be found in the passing moments if you stop to take it in, like seeing a flower in full bloom on a walk home from a shitty day

The constant changing of key signatures teeters between a nurturing vibe to almost a melancholic one, almost as if it wants to incorporate the melancholic feeling that accompanies that fleeting moment of peace in your life

But regardless of the sadness that infiltrates the piece, it ends in the original key, kinda to symbolize that even though the peaceful times are fleeting, the tumultuous times are, too, fleeting

A good piece to remind me that there are still simple pleasures in life despite the world around you feeling like nothing good or wonderful can ever come out of it

It gives me like “waking up to the sun shining warmly on your face next to your S/O early in the morning when the world is still asleep. You take in their still sleeping form, peaceful and carefree, and you think to yourself that instances like these are moments that you wish to engrave into your heart forever. The love you feel for your S/O is passionate and powerful, yes, but also gentle and nurturing. You wish to protect moments like these with them, you wish to protect everything that rewards you with their smile because it reminds you that there is still something to wake up to every day. You go through your obstacles in life and there are days when you want to give in to the pessimism of the world but these quiet, tender, fleeting seconds of tranquility make everything just a little bit better” kinda vibes

My first rambling post! Excited to talk about this piece because it holds a lot of warmth in my heart but nervous bc idk if my words can accurately convey my feelings towards the piece. 

i’ve always loved the timbre of the marimba, very warm and mellow, and this piece really highlights the gentle, lullaby-esque nature of this wonderfully large instrument. i first listened to this piece back when i was in high school and it still floods my mind with the softness and comfort that i felt the first time i heard it

(pulled from Google Docs; 11/7/2020)

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a quiet evening with tenya iida - playlist by ddumpling (xxx)

the autumn breeze leads into the winter chill; the world is dark, cold. he reads to you as you fall asleep, your head resting on his lap. the fireplace warms the room; his voice, your heart

slumber - Lewis Watson, Lucy Rose

The Great Untold - Scott Matthews

All We Cannot Say - Ally Kerr

Bloom - The Paper Kites

Cinnamon - Scott Matthews

Love Song - Lucy Rose

Who Hung the Moon - Jamestown Revival

For All You Give - The Paper Kites, Lucy Rose

I Will Spend My Whole Life Loving You -  Imaginary Future, Kina Grannis

By My Side - The Paper Kites, Rosie Carney

Autumn Town Leaves - Iron & Wine

I Knew This Would Be Love - Imaginary Future

You Are My Home - Man of Leisure

Harvest Moon - Imaginary Future

Nothing More Than That - The Paper Kites

Love Doesn’t Fade - Aisha Badru

Fortune (acoustic) - William Fitzsimmons

Be Alright - Lucy Rose

a personal headcanon of mine: iida has always struck me as the kind of person who would yearn for a quiet night to simply indulge in the silence and leisure of passing time with a loved one, given that the profession he signed up for probably leaves little room for rest. he would absolutely cherish nights where it’s just you and him bathing in the rare peace of the quiet, where just having you by his side for one night is enough to warm his heart for days.

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#ddumpling’s foundation

my posts on things i consider vital information; this is mostly for the convenience of the folks on tumblr mobile

#ddumpling’s monthly 

what i will tag my monthly playlists under

#ddumpling’s effervescence 

when i talk about a specific song or piece of music outside of the monthly playlists; basically where my ramblings will be placed

#ddumpling’s playlists 

any playlists i make will be filed under here; i don’t make many public playlists tho because i am afraid of being perceived but just in case i want to talk about any playlists i’ve made, this is here

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updated: 2/21/22

Monthly Playlists

December 2020 

January 2021 

Effervescence

Morning Light - Mark Ford 

Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op 27: III. Adagio 

pieces of music that remind me of dr:thh characters

what song/music best represents our species?

Playlists

a quiet evening with tenya iida 

give iida the aux cord, you cowards 

superstar

#ddumpling's foundation

[ddumplingsmusic]

i like listening to all sorts of music from songs to classical music to soundtracks!

my favorite artists are Lucy Rose and Kenshi Yonezu

some genres i gravitate towards include indie folk, general pop, and classical music but i draw interest from songs that span a lot of genres

some of my favorite songs/music include:

Shiver - Lucy Rose

GETCHA! ft. Hatsume Miku & GUMI - Giga, KIRA

On Melancholy Hill - Gorillaz

Nobody - Mitski

Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op 27: III. Adagio - Sergei Rachmaninov

The Butterfly Lovers Concerto - Chen Gang, He Zhanhao

Suite No. 2 in F Major Op 28, No 2: IV. Fantasia on the Dargason - Gustav Holst

When I’m With You - Mystery Skulls

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[ddumplingsmusic]

hello, i'm ddumpling!

21

bio major, medical anthropology minor

i mainly play(ed): violin, marimba, xylophone

i sometimes make music arrangements but i “specialize” in mallet percussion or string ensembles

i am also a little bit of a weeb (or a lot haha, see my main)

as a general note, i sometimes use my imagination to paint scenarios or visuals in my head because i guess that’s how i process music haha. how a song or a piece of music is interpreted depends on each person and that’s the beauty of music in my opinion: one song, one piece of music can hold so many nuanced meanings and it really accentuates the dynamic nature of how we listen to and relate to the music around us

extent of my musical knowledge:

i’m totally an amateur, i am by no means a professional or well-trained; it’s just been a cool hobby i’ve never stopped engaging in!

i took ap music theory back in high school

i did marching band, string orchestra, and indoor drumline back in high school

i have been playing music for about 10 years now (no private lessons tho)

my spotify

my musescore

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