This is a commission, and can not be used for any public project. Personal use only. The last one of the Tanuki tracks, and also a remake of my even older track "Ambition" from 2012. If you dont ...

Every time he adds a new happy song, she does 20 squats. Can’t even judge her. Therapy is expensive, but at least her backside is in shape. India needs fair, non-hyphenated and questioning journalism, ...

Either way, it adds some darkness to the otherwise happy song. To be fair, a long list of bluegrass or old-time songs would fit this list. Those offshoots of the country genre are full of songs ...

In fact, this very song gave John Prine a moment to think, too — and it’s a funny story. Once at a gig in San Francisco, a woman in the audience asked Prine to play the “happy enchilada” song. Prine ...

“They’re not defending Chris Brown just because of his music and him. They can’t separate themselves from the brand.” It’s the application to most fandoms’ run-ins with controvers ...

That's the really special thing for me. And I'm happy to represent where I'm from and to be able to bring my music to the stage. It's just really an honor. I just actually got the final mix back ...

Happy song is a music making game made in the Amnesia Fortnight 2012 of Double Fine. The eighth big update brings crossplay, photo mode, new subclasses, and more Ahead of his quest to win the ...

Happy Songs... refines their grandiose panoramics via electronic gurgles and glitches. There's even a muffled Vocoder on "Killing All The Flies". Notably, the quiet-to-loud gymnastics are replaced ...

In a sad or sombre song, they can provide a brooding ‘certainty’ to the sadness, like in Phil Collins’ In the Air Tonight. Conversely, when used in an upbeat, happy song, rather than increasing ...

Threaded by loneliness and disconnection, loss, and perseverance, and making “happy songs for sad people,” according to Moore, a synthier “TBA” drives home the message of becoming one’s ...

“It was my last game here playing for Stanford, so a lot of good memories here. I’m very happy to have scored, and to be able to do that in front of the crowd, in front of my Stanford ...

And elsewhere, like on “Happy Birthday,” these slightly more generic observations manage to land in a way they don’t on “Socks,” with the song’s final couplet of “How do you make it ...