Human beings are each other’s greatest unknowns. In some ways, this could mean the greatest fear. Because we always feel fear from what we don’t know. For example, not being able to easily keep your mouth shut when talking to someone you like comes from the uncertainty that “they might not like talking to you this way.”
From this perspective, humans seem like pitiful creatures who die in fear, facing the unknown until their death. Because you are always a huge unknown to yourself. You often come across tastes you didn’t know about or habits you weren’t aware of as you go through life.
The labyrinth of others that we face in our lives and the unknown of ourselves that we carry with us until we die. Here’s why mudmud’s [dmud7] is fun. It’s an album that depicts our lives with dreamy sounds. In particular, the amazing use of the synthesizer is outstanding.
The lyrics, whose intentions are difficult to understand unless you look closely, are also noteworthy. We first encounter another person called mudmud through music. If you listen without thinking, it just sounds like dreamy-sounding music, but if you pay attention to the lyrics and follow mudmud’s intention, it feels like you’re falling further and further into the labyrinth. It’s similar to how the more you know about a person, the more you don’t know.
Besides, I have no idea what the title means. At first, I thought they put a u between the Dm and D7 chords, but it seemed like an excessive interpretation. Even though I wonder if the artist’s name mudmud was just processed to some extent, I can’t help but wonder if there is a reason why it was named like that. The album cover also drew something that I couldn’t tell if it was a horse or a flower.
Are you looking for an album that is fun to listen to without thinking and that is fun to delve deeper into? In that case, I recommend mudmud’s [dmud7]. The more you listen to it, the more it becomes a new album, right?