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== Lyrics == | == Lyrics == | ||
=== French === | === French === | ||
<pre> J'entends ta voix douce qui appelle mon nom | <pre> J'entends ta voix douce qui appelle mon nom | ||
Où est-il? Je me demande | Où est-il? Je me demande | ||
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Ecoute-moi dans ce tourbillon</pre> | Ecoute-moi dans ce tourbillon</pre> | ||
=== English | === English === | ||
<pre>I hear your soft voice calling my name | <pre>I hear your soft voice calling my name | ||
Where is he? I wonder | Where is he? I wonder | ||
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Listen to me in this whirlwind</pre> | Listen to me in this whirlwind</pre> | ||
== Song Connections/Remixes == | == Song Connections / Remixes == | ||
* | * A re-arranged version of Marmalade Reverie appears on TOMOSUKE's first album, [[marble]]. | ||
*Marmalade Reverie appears as part of the medley [[pot-pourri d'marmalade]] in [[AC GF10DM9|GUITARFREAKS 10thMIX & drummania 9thMIX]]. | * Marmalade Reverie appears as part of the medley [[pot-pourri d'marmalade]] in [[AC GF10DM9|GUITARFREAKS 10thMIX & drummania 9thMIX]]. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
None. | None. | ||
==Song Production Information== | == Song Production Information == | ||
=== TOMOSUKE === | === TOMOSUKE === | ||
Yeye is a French musical movement that flourished in the 60s; it's basically a chanson with a strong beat. I aimed for a more mature sound for this song by taking that style as a base and adding in jazz and bossa nova elements. You probably can't tell as well while playing the game, but I was really fanatical about manually layering the sounds that compose this track up one by one. By the way, about the title "Marmalade Reverie". It came from a crazy image I had of a scenery made from an orange spiral pattern that sucked in my consciousness as I faced the center of the spiral. | Yeye is a French musical movement that flourished in the 60s; it's basically a chanson with a strong beat. I aimed for a more mature sound for this song by taking that style as a base and adding in jazz and bossa nova elements. You probably can't tell as well while playing the game, but I was really fanatical about manually layering the sounds that compose this track up one by one. By the way, about the title "Marmalade Reverie". It came from a crazy image I had of a scenery made from an orange spiral pattern that sucked in my consciousness as I faced the center of the spiral. | ||