Cafe's Discography

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Press the arrow keys 1-7 to listen to some of my latest songs! 1. Cumulo's Kingdom This song is for a cloud area in my upcoming game Find the Yarnies. It's ruled by this 4,000 year old being named Cumulo, who is the master of the air, wind, and the cold, and has a fondness for the beauty of clouds. He's the guy that you see on the cover of the album. For the B section, I used ascending fifths to create a sense of otherworldliness, and a simple I-v-I chord motif to keep the song calm and friendly. 2. Drift Vega Drift Vega is arguably one of the best songs I have ever created, and it took me two of three months to make. It takes a lot of inspiration from the synthwave/chillwave genre, as well as the artist All India Radio. I sampled the vocals at the end from [I actually don't remember where], and I think the end result was amazing! 3. Canopy The return of DnB in my music! After a while, I looked at SWERLY, a song shown in a previous discography and told myself, "That SUCKS!" I decided to make another drum and bass song, and I actually never finished it, and then forgot about it, and then saw it and I was like, "Yeah, that's good enough. Put that in the discography!" So what you're hearing is actually only half of the full song, but the full song doesn't exist so... uh... 4. Pratiravaya One day I was bored and wondered if I could make a song with wind chimes. I found this loop and put some drums on it, and it eventually morphed into one of my most unique songs! Pratiravaya means "reverberate" in Sinhalese. 5. The End of the World Drum and Bass but BETTER?!? I kind of went all out with this song, and it turned out to be really cool! I don't remember much about the exact process, but I used ticking clock noises and glass breaking noises and thud noises to imply a sense of doom. Also, the song is exactly 2 minutes long, the exact amount of time it took for the [spoiler alert, skip to the word ethnomusicologist to skip spoiler] world to end in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, ---ethnomusicologist---, and I though that was really funny so I decided to make a little digital collage of that super random event. For the yellow thingies that play a major part in [spoiler alert again, skip to the word xenharmonics to skip spoiler] obliterating Earth, ---xenharmonics--- I used AI because I couldn't find a good picture of them or draw them well enough. After I finished, I felt really ashamed so I deleted the entire collage (as well as all the other collages I made for all the other songs, even though I didn't use AI for them). 6. Calypso This song is also kinda unique, I used samples of violins and drums to create something akin to the soul genre, I think it sounds okay. I especially like the strings, I should use them more often in my music. 7. Caustics_Simulator.zip Last but not least, the incredibly fast and efficient simulator of the envelope of rays emanating from a point and reflected or refracted by a curved surface! This song is also insanely good, probably the peak of my DnB era. I used a mix of drum samples, bitcrushed ride cymbals, guitars, and some soft synths to create a rich soundscape. If I could post the stereo version on scratch, you would be amazed! I was going to enter this for a school competition but I couldn't figure out how to (not that it mattered anyway- I didn't even care about it that much, I don't need to be dealing with the same business as my inferiors are. (GET BURNED NON-ADVANCED AUDIO PROD. NOOBS IN MY CLASS)) Uh anyway, yeah this is a really good song and stuff, uh make sure to hit the like button and subscribe- and ring that notification bell so you don't miss out on any new discographies- Well, that's it folks! See you in mid-2026 (hopefully) for the full release of Find the Yarnies and stuff! (Update: It's mid-2026... see you in late 2026 for the full release of Find the Yarnies!)