#splatune

[planetpanini]

Splatoon 3 band tee concepts

[loz-the-noob]

He is Vibing

[ardnin]

I uploaded every Splatoon OST

A while ago I made a post where I shared my rip of the Splatoon 3 OST, and I decided to also upload rips of all the Splatoon CD’s that were released in Japan, which I just finished!

You can download it here from this Drive

In addtion to the rip of Splatoon 3′s OST, that’s CD rips of Splatune, Splatune 2, Octotune, Splatoon Live in Makuhari and Splatoon 2 Live in Makuhari.

These rips have all been uploaded as flacs, so you’ll get the highest possible quality from how the music is found in the game files or on the CD.

I also tagged all of the music and added the respective cover art so it looks neat as well! I also went back to the Splatoon 3 OST upload to add tags and improve the order of the tracks for the Hero Mode music.

Splatune had already been tagged by @kerfuzzle_ who later recommended the Metatogger software to me, which is a super neat tool to tag music. I went and tagged the rest of the albums, and added the composers to Splatune.

Here's the program if you're interested

[wristonicee]

quick n crusty old vid of me flipping through each of the splatoon ost cds

[ketchup-bunny]

[glassesfreekjr]

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"You realize that Octo Valley's energy crisis didn't go away when the Zapfish did, right? There are Octarians still scraping by down here — ourselves included. There's not enough power or hospitality to go around." "So what, are ya'll City of Ember-ing up in this beach?" "We're been taken hostage, Callie; please don't make it weird."

(Album cover, logo, and core concept by @aviivix. Thanks for the commission!)

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Composer Notes: All that blistering percussion is from Indian dappankuthu, (lit. “drum punch”) which has grown into the street-pop staple of Kollywood (not to be confused with Bollywood or Tollywood). Since the heavily-processed samples of Octoling Rendevous are so Indian-flavored to begin with, the collapse of the Octavian regime (along with Octo Valley civilization itself, quite literally) means these inspirations are free to finally "let loose," so to speak. (I'm a bit worried that the common interpretation will be that the Octolings this piece is about are "wild" due to all the foreign percussion. Really, they're just trying to get by in a world that has failed them.

the Culture Shock AU is wild, ya'll.)

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[justanothersquidblog]

Marina and Marie Splatune Animatic 

Audio by PROZD

Marina was sure saying stuff on the Splatune thing hUH….

[taywoomy]

《Modern Scroll #8》

So I realised that you humans can't really understand what our squid songs mean. I mean, I don't blame you, its hard to understand a language thats main noise is recreated by aggressively gargling water.

So this post will be dedicated to going through the meanings of popular songs in our world!! By the way, I'm not going to give you a 1 to 1 translation, because its much funnier seeing how you guys try to understand the lyrics. Palogy and Caitlin Koi seem to be good at that already.

So sit back and relax, because this is one LONG splat-culture post!!

Squid Sisters

I'm the Squid Sisters number 1 fan (number 2 cousin ofc), so I know these songs down to the science. These are all 100% real and there's no need to fact check.

City of Colour: Its a play on Maritime Memory, but it brings a happy, upbeat twist to it. Its about a new player who is worried about their first splatfest, but the squid sisters hype them up, and even if they were nervous about splatfest beforehand, partying together made it fun.

Ink Me Up: Ink Me Up is kinda the exact opposite. Its about a guy whos a noob, and the Squid Sisters start roasting him. He asks for help and they just tell him no. Savage Queens.

Now or Never: Ya gotta solve this one buddy. You only got a minute left!

Calamari Inkantation: This isn't really a Squid Sister song. Its a really old folk song. Its so old nobody really knows what it means, but it is said that the lyrics to the song were laid out on the sea shore so it was the first thing that the new species would see when they left the sea.

Maritime Memory: Again, not originally a Squid Sisters song. This song is supposed to be sung by girls in the Calamari County when they turn 17. Its supposed to be about your hopes for the future and each is supposed to be unique. The squid sisters one however is about two friends who grew apart due to communication issues (ba-dum-tss), but they both reminisce about becoming friends again. Capn Cuttlefish also raps in it, which gave it the explicit warning on the album cover.

Tide Goes Out: Its a song about a lost loved one, and even though they may be worlds apart, they still all see the same sea. This was interperted as a break-up song by the general public though. This caused Marie to add another chorus in her Live Version.

Bomb Rush Blush: Its about how Callie falls in love a lot but knows she's too naïve and un-ready for love, and how if she ever was in a relationship, it would all "blow up".

Fresh Start: Its just a cute forgivness song between Callie and Marie! It broke the charts in inkopolis AND the deepsea metro. I didn't even know they knew about the Squid Sisters.

Wave Goodbye: This is one of their deepest songs. It talks about ending relationships to become a better you, not being afraid to start over, respecting the humans that came before us and not repeating their mistakes, how someday we will meet their fate too and how everyone leaves eventually so we must learn to accept it and wave goodbye. I cry everytime.

Tommorrows Nostalgia Today: Its about how nostalgia is good, but reminicsing about old times stops you from experiencing good times now, because eventually they'll be nostalgic too.

Liquid Sunshine: This song is about recovering after a sad period in your life, and how sometimes you can fall into being overly positive or overly negative, but thats okay.