~ Songs To Listen To On Your I-Dog Soft Speaker ~

23.09.2023

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#	Title	Length	File Size	Link
1	When I Die I Want To Be Reincarnated As A Worm (Or Go To Heaven)	03:34	4.9 MB	Audio
2	3lectric Spring	03:17	4.5 MB	Audio
3	Texture Warping	03:56	5.4 MB	Audio
4	Don't Wake Me Up From Dreamland (I Beg Of You)	02:46	3.8 MB	Audio
5	Thirty-Two-Bit Three-Dee	02:49	3.9 MB	Audio

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'Songs To Listen To On Your I-Dog Soft Speaker' was originally meant to include only songs that had very high-pitched melodies (most I-Dogs have tinny speakers that don't deal with bass and other low-pitched stuff very well), but it just ended up full of overall cute songs instead, which is fine. The font used on the cover is called 'Heartfont' by Nonty.
'When I Die I Want To Be Reincarnated As A Worm (Or Go To Heaven)' was something I read on a Neocities site's page about bugs, and I thought it sounded really cool as a song name! Out of respect for the webmaster behind this site (if they're still out there) I will refrain from linking an archive of their site here. The song itself is meant to sound like a journey, perhaps to some sort of afterlife, I don't know.
'3lectric Spring' is a pretty old song that I made for Static Mosaic but never used. Song's meant to sound cute, but loud and kinda abrasive.
'Texture Warping' obviously includes samples from 'PaRappa The Rapper', as well as some random ones I that thought sounded good. I've been wanting to use the 'ParappaDuck' and 'ParappaHonk' samples for a while because I'm a big fan of the 'bad' versions of songs in PaRappa games. The name 'Texture Warping' was actually pretty new to me---I first heard it in a 'Mort The Chicken' livestream---but I had always known what it was, and thought it was a sick name!
'Don't Wake Me Up From Dreamland (I Beg Of You)' was also meant to be a song for Static Mosaic, but I had made enough songs for Static Mosaic by this point, so I could spare a few for this EP. The song was meant to be in a kinda Bossa Nova rhythm, but I couldn't figure out how, so I did my best. It's cute and slow, but also a bit uneasy, and because of that I think the title fits pretty well.
'Thirty-Two-Bit Three-Dee' got its name from, yes, 3D stuff on 32-bit systems! You gotta love the PlayStation and Sega Saturn, man! I think the song gets better as it progresses. Also, I hate that the start gets a bit cut off. Don't know how to fix that.

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