#Musical Storytelling

[th3p0rtalmaker]

Wake up moots - new Incarnate/Moon!Hector vibe is dropping!

I can't explain how/why this song applies to Incarnate!Hector, and what it represents from his character development, YET. (Trust me it'll make sense in due time - just avoiding spoilers for now 😏.) But this song itself is such a wonderful blast from the past and I needed to share it with you all, especially within the context of my fanfic.

[latentspaceofficial]

*gripping my seat furiously*

new lore drop? is the story closing out soon?

Myth out Friday!

https://x.com/acloudyskye/status/1868732830714667134

[laliwilde]

My favorite song on my newest album 💖

Also on spotify, apple music, youtube, bandcamp, etc…

Part of a storytelling adventure called Captain Earthquake!

[thisisgraeme]

Original Smith Bros Dirty Martini (Instrumental Remix) - New Release from THISISGRAEME Music

Original Smith Bros Dirty Martini (Instrumental Remix) I’m excited to share with you a remix of one of my creations from a while back, Original Smith Bros Dirty Martini (Instrumental Remix)! It’s an instrumental drum and bass track that I’ve poured my heart and soul into, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it. If you have enjoyed my music and would like to show your support,…

[thorn-enterprises]

Discover the Serenity of "Songs From the Saddle"

In a world where music often seeks to bombard us with sound, the album "Songs From the Saddle" emerges as a refreshing oasis of tranquility. This Western-inspired ambient instrumental collection invites listeners to embark on an auditory journey through vast prairies, rolling hills, and serene desert landscapes, all from the comforting seat of a saddle.

"Songs From the Saddle" beautifully encapsulates the essence of the American West, merging traditional Western instrumentation with ambient soundscapes. Each track is a sprawling vista of sound, where the soothing strum of acoustic guitars meets the ethereal tones of ambient synths. The pedal steel guitar weaves a narrative that feels both nostalgic and timeless, evoking the spirit of cowboys and the landscapes they've roamed.

The album’s compositions are carefully crafted to guide listeners through various scenes, from the gentle rustling of prairie grass in the wind to the haunting calls of coyotes at twilight. With titles like "Lonesome Trail" and "Whispers of the Canyon," these tracks evoke poignant imagery, encouraging us to close our eyes and imagine our own adventures beneath the wide-open sky.

What sets "Songs From the Saddle" apart is its ability to evoke deep emotions without uttering a single word. Listeners find themselves drawn into contemplative thoughts, memories, or daydreams, creating personal narratives that blend seamlessly with the music. The tracks are perfect companions for moments of reflection, creativity, or simply unwinding after a long day.

Whether you’re seeking a soundtrack for a peaceful evening at home, a background for meditation, or inspiration for your own creative pursuits, this album provides the ideal atmosphere.

Beyond its ambient allure, "Songs From the Saddle" pays homage to cowboy culture and the rugged beauty of the Western landscape. It captures the essence of a lifestyle characterized by independence, adventure, and a profound connection to nature. This album isn’t just a collection of songs—it's a celebration of the rich tapestry of stories that define the West, reminding us of the connection between music and place.

In a time when life often feels rushed and chaotic, "Songs From the Saddle" invites us to slow down and appreciate the beauty of our surroundings. As you listen, allow yourself to be swept up in the soothing melodies and expansive soundscapes, and let the music guide you on a journey of the mind and soul. So saddle up, find your quiet place, and lose yourself in this unforgettable ambient experience.

[gamethon-official]

The Midnight Telegraph - A Soldier’s Love Letter That Moved a Nation | Gamethon Music

[wickedzeevyln]

Guitar Picks

For me, this is the only thing that matters when you play music—a guitar pick, and the guitar that defines your sound you play on to use it. I was barely five when poetry changed my life forever. Although the title of the record like sand that the winds of time had swept off my mind, the poem ‘Seven Black Birds’ is still ringing in my ear to this day. Mom handed me a book and flipped the pages…

[rottingangelic]

[scrolpencer]

Here's a little story...

@yaelokre

I don't know when I got obsessed with the silly little band of theater kids wearing masks- but the Storyteller just has one of the coolest designs that I HAD to draw it (despite the fact I haven't drawn an actual finished piece in months)

[notearsnora]

Best WICKED review EVER.

[latentspaceofficial]

happy birthday brendan!

it's 10 years since scribble and it's brendan's birthday! thank you puppet for all the good memories and the impact you've made on your fans. here's some art from puppetcord for those not in it.

TTB on Discord: @pixelstorm6939 @trister. @jumpcheese

[fazbearemployee]

The Storyteller by @yaelokre

[lesparapluies]

Okay WHAT was that!!!! WHY is there suddenly an episode that BREAKS me???? Leaves me GASPING for air...!

Now THAT is good tv. No no, this episode was CINEMA.

[lunamay3]

Ya know, one thing I think is really cool about Epic: The Musical is that it kinda returns The Odyssey back to its roots. Let me explain that.

So The Odyssey was originally a sung poem passed orally between singers called rhapsodes for generations before it was written down. It is this written version of essentially a really long song that would eventually become the text that we know of called The Odyssey. The Odyssey that we know is just one version of a larger piece of musical communal storytelling.

These days when people interact with The Odyssey it’s usually as a book (that’s probably not even read aloud) instead of as a musical performance. Aka most people who have read The Odyssey have never heard The Odyssey.

It’s also more static. The Odyssey is the “true” version, everything else is an adaptation at best. It’s no longer considered a communal story in which anyone can be an author.

Then Epic comes along. Like any adaptation it does contribute to as close as we can get to that original communal storytelling, but also, by being a musical, it does what only musical adaptations of The Odyssey can do. It makes The Odyssey a musical performance again, the way it originally was thousands of years ago.

And I just think that’s neat.

[skyefeys]

uendo's character theme is SO clever cause the first time you hear it, you notice all these odd shifts and feel like it's a little all over the place, but after the Twist, you realize these are distinct parts for each alter.

i tried to throw together what i mean with the intro - after this section they all kinda build over each other, symbolizing the shared consciousness!