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By David “A Lunatic’s Daydream” Ellis
Smooth jazz fusion. What’s jazz fusion, you say? Lots of people like it! On a personal note, I played alto sax for a long time. It's the reason why I come down on badly sampled sax, yet extoll the live stuff. My ear for it’s ingrained through hundreds and hundreds of hours of play. And this is all I could hope for.
By theh0nestman
I thought Homestuck music couldn't surprise me anymore. Not so far as genre goes. But I was wrong. I didn't expect to hear a 'Rumble'-esque 50's rock jam buried in the middle of a Homestuck fanmusic album, yet here we are.
The vocals have that husky, just-finished-a-set-in-a-smoke-choked-bar tone to 'em. Who would have thought that one of Cronus's joke titles from Openbound 2 would prove inspiring?
By violasarecool A simple song, and with such wonderfully off-kilter vocals. Meshes really well with the light ukelele-and-piano melody. The lyrics are an interesting combination of fluffy and dark.
By Not-Terezi-Pyrope It took me a few listens to put the pin on this one. I don’t really dig the melody, or the subject matter, or the instrumentation. Then it hit me - the Kankri monologue in the middle, coupled with those droning organ notes, make for a really bizarre ASMR-inducing section. I doubt Kankri ever expected that kind of response from his ramblings.
By Ducky Senpai Thumping drums and rave synth. My favorite bit is the dot matrix-y hook starting at 0:15.
THIS Pumpkin! (by Alexander Rosetti) is an orchestral arrangement of Pumpkin Cravings off of Homestuck Volume 5 (by Seth "Beatfox" Peelle). The brass section that carries the main melody gives this mix a little more gravity and depth, but at its heart it’s still a really fun, goofy song.
By The Black Curtain
A bit of easy listening, with a melodic lead guitar that flirts with a surf sound. That lasts up until the second half, when a deep chiptune bassline takes over the lead.
By Seth “Beatfox” Peelle. Written by Andrew Huo.
A mellow tune for lying back and watching the prognisticant clouds float by. I especially like the rather reserved brass in the back: it gives the song a bit of a noble, dignified feeling.
