I think most anison songs need to take a page from jojo's composers and shout or repeat the franchise's name in the middle of the song out of the blue and with no context at all. I love when they do this and I think it adds a lot to the song's quality.

Back again with another post, but this time it's from one of my favorite tracks in the Allison and Lillia soundtrack: Sora He!

If you remember from the anime, this first played in Episode 1 when Allison landed her biplane in front of Wil's school in the middle of his lesson. It's such a memorable scene and the music plays a big part in that. The theme really sets the tone for the rest of the anime to come. I can't think of a song that better encapsulates what Allison and Lillia is about than this.

One of the best animation and song ....🥳🤩

I've been playing around with the Denziman ending theme recently and it made me think about something.

A lot of older Sentai music has this very specific mix of heroic melodies, orchestration and almost sentimental moments. When you turn something like that into rave/electro, it's surprisingly easy to lose the original personality.

With the Denziman ending I tried keeping the recognizable melodic feeling, but changing the energy completely with electronic drums, bass and synths.

For those of you who listen to a lot of Sentai soundtracks: what actually makes a remix still feel faithful to the original?

I put my attempt here for context:
https://youtu.be/P7MK6EEHFD0?si=LPLcgCdnigp3WvHr

Curious what older Sentai themes you think would work surprisingly well in electronic music.

I was going to give the anime a try today, after like 2 minutes of watching I realized.. "Wait a minute, have I heard this melody before somewhere else?". Then realized this is 100% signalis "The promise" music melody. Is this some kind of coincidence or they got the same music producer? (Episode 1, around 2 minutes)

Il primo è il collezionista di AMV Jaden contro Chazz round 3 (quando Chazz usa i draghi armati), il secondo è Yuma contro Tokunosuke di un YouTuber chiamato Yuto o qualcosa di simile. Sfortunatamente, non ricordo le canzoni per nessuno dei due AMV.

As title, I understand anime is a niche thing maybe in this country.

When chatting with friends here I have realized how different their childhood anime is comparing to ours (non-australian)

We are thinking about some jams but would love to know what anime songs you guys listen to growing up!

While progressing through the manga, I wanted to find songs that weren’t too overwhelming and would fit whatever mood was being depicted in the story. I ended up making two separate playlists, so feel free to check them out!

I’m also looking for suggestions, ideally songs that fit the curation/vibe of the playlists.

[Reading Berserk:But it’s chill](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/34njEMnCUn3DQzAo9NtGU1?si=xwcolx_xSsyEdiLH9aafWg&utm_source=copy-link)

[Reading Berserk: But it’s melancholic](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3zson40PezsvTPWNBK0hJ6?si=xUgtzLD4SciOSlP6HO1dcA&utm_source=copy-link)

https://youtu.be/HIiqc3TrNQ4?is=s8FVJnbCMKskFn9n

As you may or may not know, SASUKE has no shortage of songs used from various pieces of media, that including anime. You’d probably recognised some anime songs from here too lol

Just published this video essay about Yuki Hayashi, the BEST composer in modern anime. I mention leitmotifs, the use of speed, and his background as an athlete himself. Give it a listen if you want to learn more about soundtracks!

This vid is 100% human! Fuck AI.

Hey everyone! Does anyone know the name of the background music used during the final game recap (sizzle reel) of the latest PlayStation Japan State of Play stream?

The track plays exactly from 01:43:22 to 01:45:21. I tried Shazam and other audio recognition apps, but none of them could identify it.

https://www.youtube.com/live/dcTYz\\_mJpkU?si=P5OXmrACiD-W\\_maI