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Story: In this world, clowns aren't simply a matter of makeup; they embody inherent traits reflected in their physical appearance. What might seem like makeup is actually a result of peculiar deformities that have developed over time through anomalous adaptations. These adaptations have occurred over thousands of years, allowing them to better blend into their environment. Before the emergence of clowns, there were monsters inhabiting the skies. To survive, the clown people had to undergo genetic changes to mirror the designs of these monsters and the clouds above.

Our story unfolds in a country known as Ballutopia, with its bustling capital, "Downtown Clowntown." This vibrant city attracts a myriad of clowns, jesters, jokers, magicians, and fools from all corners of the world, making it a major tourist destination and a hive of activity.

Life in Downtown Clowntown operates according to clown logic. Commutes to work involve riding elephants, peculiar bikes resembling small cars, or traversing tightropes for quicker travel. While conventional air transportation like airplanes is rare, clowns utilize cannons to launch themselves across vast distances, gently descending with the aid of travel balloons (not recommended for the faint-hearted).

Entertainment reigns supreme, with lucrative careers in the performing arts, although traditional jobs in retail, business, farming, and engineering also exist. The skies above Downtown Clowntown exhibit a consistent color palette, transitioning from purple in spring to yellow in summer, orange in fall, and blue in winter. These curious anomalies stem from unique atmospheric elements influenced by the position of the sun and the planet, yet their exact cause remains a mystery.

Despite its outward appearance of joy and festivity, Downtown Clowntown harbors countless untold stories beneath the surface. Beyond the city's confines lie endless opportunities for exploration, reminding residents that Clowntown is but a small fraction of the vast world beyond.

Downtown Clowntown (Town Theme)

Hi-Res remaster of this track: https://soundcloud.com/hunty/battle-1-roland-sc-88-gm?in=hunty/sets/general-midi-story-4-reminscence-of-darkness

Battle #1「かかって来い」- REMASTER

This is a test run of the free version of teh BBC symphony orchestra VST that went off the rails; I pulled out all my schmaltz for this one so pls enjoy... (I apologize for the crappy orchestral sounds, I don't have money for swanky expensive libraries and only this freebie)

also submitted to botb spring tracks https://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entry/suite+of+hope+and+nostalgia+for+a+city+in+bloom/52672/

suite of hope and nostalgia for a city in bloom

Shout out to Criken for spawning this idea into my head from his Atlas Streams. This turned out surprisingly better than I thought.

Welcome To Scatmans Parade

It's the obvious joke that every edgy song goes well with baby but I did think these would go great together. Also pitched up a bit to avoid copyright. I'm making the mother of all shitposts here, soundcloud. Can't fret over every copyrighted song!

Source songs:
Justin Bieber - 'Baby'
MGR OST - 'The Only Thing I Know For Real'
MGR OST - 'Rules of Nature'

Baby I Know You For Real

quick flip
sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyInv6RWL0Q

Grill Front

Walled Garden

TIKTAALK.mid

"My Favorite Things" is a popular show tune, originally from the 1959 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The Sound of Music. In recent times, due to the winter-related imagery in the lyrics, it has become popular as a Christmas song.

Jazz artist John Coltrane did an extended, close to fourteen-minute version on his 1961 album taken from the title of the song. It became a jazz classic and a signature for Coltrane in concert, also appearing on Newport '63 in 1963, Live at the Half Note: One Down, One Up in 1965 and Live at the Village Vanguard Again! in 1966. Coltrane's version differs significantly from the song as originally conceived, using modal patterns and being much darker and more frenzied in feel.

(Wikipedia.org)

My Favorite Things (John Coltrane)

Explore with them please ok? are you exploring with them? please let me know you're exploring with them right now.

ok this took long to make but i'm glad i did it. the process was a rollercoaster and all that. i'll probably write a cohost (chost) about it or something it was that cray cray. but yeah if just this took so much i'm pretty excited for all the new music making things to learn about in the future. woo! ok. 

pokemon mystery dungeon explorers of time/sky were the games i played as a kid so this was awesome to make (tearin up listenin to it!) so hope you enjoy.

suite of hope and nostalgia for a city in bloom

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