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Previously, I made a post talking about the ‘beginnings’ of the Umamusume musical identity and its evolution from its initial concept as something more akin to a ‘horse racing-themed idol franchise’, to its current stage as a series that embodies equal pa…

A small little diatribe in between the actual research and analysis work that I’d normally put into this blog, but there’s one particular ‘trope’ of sorts that’s not all too common (but not exactly rare either) in game and anime soundtracks sometimes pops…

Pretty much everyone and their mothers knows that the Umamusume series has good music, it’s one of those universal constants that’s been long accepted when it came to Cygames projects, but whether you’re talking about the winning concert songs, the charac…

VOLTAGE - composed/arranged/lyrics by Takuya Kakehashi One of my absolute favourite songs of recent, though i'm usually biased towards the j-rock adjacent songs in general.

“Who is your favourite composer of all time?”

It’s no secret that I’ve had nothing short of an obsession with the songs from the Umamusume series as of late; it’s quite literally the only thing I’ve been talking about in public spaces, and friends of mine would know that it’s practically been the only

(this is an aggregation of a discord conversation I had with a few close friends of mine, so a lot of the words are taken verbatim.

There's one thing i've been slowly picking up on as i'm watching Uma Musume Cinderella Gray and it's that... the entire series has this very distinctly 'golden age shounen' feel to it - everything from the direction to the overall visual 'look' of it, with

Thank you so much if you decided to check out fabula nova’s debut single, Légendes (feat.

Goes without saying, but I will be spoiling the ENTIRETY of Xenoblade X Definitive Edition's new story content here, so don't read too far ahead if you haven't gotten that far yet.