I do bring some stuff along for this post! Denonbu's been on fire with their releases, several releases that I've been following closely, and a quite old song pick.

After a delay, thanks to my assignments, now I'm able to present this post. Half of the list is virtual, and half aren't. Divided between electronic music and more acoustic ones, I present to you a list that has some of my favorite artists and some of my favorite composers.

This iteration of Music Highlights are quite varied, and drawing from both my interest towards rhythm game music and electronic music multimedia series.

This post is quite varied in song selection, that reflects the two sides of what I usually listen to. The first half are pretty hard-sounding songs, like hardstyle and hardcore, and rhythm game music. The second half is all about idols

This post is a bit of an assortment of new music releases, from various artists names, all of which are some of my favorites. "Order in chaos", stylish songs, emotional pop, you name it.

This post contains mostly familiar artists, with a fascination of mine too, from songs that will absolutely fit rhythm games, to a mobile game theme song, to a prowess to what the human voice can do.

This post contains some real curious type of songs, from J-Pop to mind-boggling rhythm game music, and two of this post's songs have VTubers involved in it.

This Music Highlights posts is mostly a reminiscing of past releases, as I dig up what I've never heard before, and those long in my listening playlists (although there's one recent releases covering an older one).

April brought quite a lot of songs that I really, really like, including one release I have been anticipating anxiously since last year, so I was really happy to finally talk about it now that it has been fully revealed to the world.

This Music Highlights post was essentially a continuation of #11, since all of those songs are gathered in March. There are just so many good releases on March.

Towards the end of March, the number of songs is staggeringly high. The songs that I will talk about in this post are also quite diverse in terms of sound, and will also let me shine some light in several media series I am keeping a watchful eye on.

So, this is the middle of March. My song listening sessions were a bit reduced this time. However, I still keep up with song releases, and they are great as always, although some releases more surprising than others.