Su Lee Seoul, South Korea
Indie pop on speed.
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DELTARUNE Chapter 1 OST
by Toby Fox
supported by 8 fans who also own “Box Room Dreams (EP)”
A surprise free release from the creator of Undertale. Is it the same universe? Do your choices matter? Hm - we aren't really sure yet, but it's only part 1. Like before, Toby is a highly effective composer and the soundtrack delivers this quick game to great heights. You'll just be craving more from the series!
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DELTARUNE Chapter 2 OST
by Toby Fox
supported by 6 fans who also own “Box Room Dreams (EP)”
Even more of a good thing. Distinguished from chapter 1 by being much longer and by more fully exploring some of the side characters. This means more music with more themes than part 1. I have a hard time listening to the whole OST start to finish in one sitting, but I do enjoy several tracks and have listened to them on repeat. Let's hope we get the full story, as each one has been a banger thus far.
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Minecraft - Volume Alpha
by C418
supported by 5 fans who also own “Box Room Dreams (EP)”
Such a masterpiece. I'm not really a Minecraft veteran, hadn't really had much contact with Minecraft music until 2019 when I started playing the game, and I really love your music way more than the modern pieces by Lena Raine, Kumi Tanioka, and one by Samuel Åberg. The only thing Lena did better than you was the 1.18 music disc "otherside". Otherwise I really prefer all the tracks made by you. They have that Minecrafty feeling no other piece of music can have.
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catharsis
by Kiara NGL
Recorded on an iPhone, the four tracks on the new EP from Kiara NGL burst with both big feelings and gentle melodies.
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Happy To Be Here
by Barrie
Airy pop songs from this NY group with breezy hooks, wrapped up in sumptuous synths.
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Dream Logic
by Rachel Kiel
Throwback pop with gleaming synths, chiming guitars, solid melodic hooks, and a cinematic sense of scale from North Carolina's Rachel Kiel.
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Jubilee
by Japanese Breakfast
supported by 5 fans who also own “Box Room Dreams (EP)”
Japanese Breakfast just keeps getting better, and I'm all in. Jubilee is humorous and haunting, lovesick and protective. A warm record; both because it calms you, and because you've played it so many times the mechanism is begging for a break. Maybe next time-- for now, I'm dropping the needle on "Posing in Bondage" all over again.
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