Every Season Passes
Nov. 14th, 2024 03:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
philkmillsAfter a reasonable amount of thought, I'm going with "Every Season Passes" as a title for my third album.
Like the other two, it's a phrase lifted from one of the songs ("Catch the Moon", based on a N. K. Jemisin book) and also has a little in-joke humour related to the ten years I've been "working" on it. Since seven of the other thirteen songs explicitly relate to change of some kind, it seems appropriate from that point of view too.
I don't imagine that an image to represent seasonal change should be too hard to find or create.
(So, I guess my previous acronyms of RotS and MUA will be joined by...ESP?)
Like the other two, it's a phrase lifted from one of the songs ("Catch the Moon", based on a N. K. Jemisin book) and also has a little in-joke humour related to the ten years I've been "working" on it. Since seven of the other thirteen songs explicitly relate to change of some kind, it seems appropriate from that point of view too.
I don't imagine that an image to represent seasonal change should be too hard to find or create.
(So, I guess my previous acronyms of RotS and MUA will be joined by...ESP?)
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Date: 2024-11-15 04:22 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2024-11-15 01:08 pm (UTC)A straight-forward approach of a cycle of seasons is one possibility, implying "Every Season Passes (to the next)".
Something closer to the source books would be more like, "The four seasons you're familiar with have all passed and we're now into number five".