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The song the algorithm led me to. I don't know what song it is, but it's just addictive lol

Still can't get enough of this song after listening for over 10 years. A super sweet, classic hit. This is "Call You Mine" by Jeff Bernat. You've probably heard it at least once since it's so famous haha. Be careful listening, you might get a sugar rush! It's a fluffy and sweet song, like cotton candy^^. Enjoy!

I usually post the official artist link, but I saw a lyric interpretation pop up, so I'm posting this one. It's the perfect song to listen to when you're pissed off.

This is the song 'My Favorite Things', famous as an OST from the movie The Sound of Music. It's a song that has received a lot of love, so there are many singers who have covered it. I personally like this singer's version the best. If anyone knows this song, please leave a comment about which singer's version you liked best~ Wouldn't it be fun to share different arrangements, singers, and interpretations of the song? It could also broaden our musical perspectives^^

Last time, we covered original artist songs within the Boundary Songs genre. Today, we'll delve into the "respect" songs derived from those works. Key characteristics include the use of vocal models often found in the original artist's songs and music videos, recycled lyrics or themes, and similar compositions or reused objects. One of the best examples illustrating this is the song "Sea Turtle's Tears Are Like Salt." It's impressive how the intro music and later lyrics are connected to the original artist's work. On the other hand, there are songs that significantly twist this format, such as the one called "Calmia Dolls." Unlike other songs created within the general framework of the original artist's style, this track uses a vocal model not typically found in the Boundary Songs genre. While borrowing the original melody, it completes a song with a completely different feel by incorporating fast-paced accompaniment and active high-note usage. There are also songs that mix parts from all previously released tracks, or songs that are homages to other homages, showcasing a wide spectrum. If you're interested, I recommend giving them a listen.

It's a song I used to like, and it describes my current feelings. Daniel Powter - Bad Day It says that even though things might get worse, don't get discouraged and keep moving forward. It says that even if you had a tough day, things will get better. Even if it's hard now, it might become a memory later on. It's a masterpiece that ranked #1 on the Billboard Year-End Chart.

The song I'm bringing you today is Ellegarden - Marry Me. It has a bright and cheerful tempo, and many of you might recognize it, thinking 'Ah~ this song? I know this one.' However, the lyrical mood isn't actually that bright. It's about someone in unrequited love crashing their crush's wedding and desperately asking them not to marry the groom, but to marry them instead. P.S: Most people mistake it for a pop song, and are often surprised to learn it's by a Japanese band (the vocalist studied abroad).

The weather has gotten much cooler lately! Everyone be careful not to catch a cold due to the temperature difference 😊😊

Top comment on the video: "The greatest lie in hip-hop history I don't know how to start this shit" New York in the early 90s was a mess, and Nas expressed it rawly on the album Illmatic. "I never sleep, 'cause sleep is the cousin of death" "I never sleep, 'cause sleep is the cousin of death"

Natori - Poltergeist This is a single by Natori. It has a fast tempo and lyrics that feel like they're barely holding on to reality. I recommend listening to it along with 'in_my_head'. I haven't been feeling well lately. Fortunately, it's just a dip in condition. It seems like the flu is starting to make a comeback, so be careful. (Seriously, I woke up thinking it was morning, but it's still night? I was so startled when I woke up from my sleep.)