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March 2021 Greetings: Slowly Getting Back in the "Music Groove" / Formal "Anniversary Statement" Still In The Plans

Posted by Merit Celaire on Tuesday, March 2, 2021 - 08:18 AM

Greetings, faithful followers/listeners of these beloved music operations; I'm hoping that you all are starting this third month of 2021's "first quarter" well. I've still been sorting out real life situations outside of here which are slowly getting resolved, but just snagged the chance to give you a brief update on where things stand in when new Super Nintendo music style arrangement content will be headed your way in the coming months, and other operations related things.

First, regarding Super Nintendo music style arrangement stuff: although we started off our 11th anniversary with these batch of covers focused on the WarioWare: Smooth Moves score, I'm slowly getting back in the groove to get more song targets in general off the backlog as we forge ahead. Here's a hint: there are going to be new covers that target more songs from Mario Kart Tour and Paper Mario: The Origami King in the coming weeks. Watch for them soon!

Second, I'm still trying to find time on my schedule in regards to beginning the process of writing the "formal anniversary statement" tied to the 11th anniversary of these operations which was reached late last month. This is a great time to remind you all that I seriously need everyone's input on all available interactive angles (including email form, Twitter Portal, IRC channel, or our Discord) regarding what you believe I should address in said upcoming formal statement. More details about this can be found here; I'll be posting a deadline date regarding this another time because I really want to get this done before March is in the books.

Until then, I appreciate everyone's support in advance as we get through this brand new month (which also sadly marks the "one year anniversary" that this horrible COVID-19 threat was officially declared a "global pandemic" and ravaged everyone's daily lives, yours truly's included). But let's continue to stay safe and look forward to the upcoming Super Nintendo music style arrangement content ahead, as stated earlier. See you all later.

Two New "Archive Listing" Pages As Of 2/26/'21

Posted by Merit Celaire on Friday, February 26, 2021 - 11:42 AM

Quick announcement, everyone: as of the date and time of this blog entry posting, two new "archive listing" pages are now in action on this site.

The first one is in regards to archiving any important news article entries that may be posted from time to time; you can access that page of the site itself by going here.

The second one is dealing with archiving any new game page additions for this entire site (and these music operations as a whole) that are filed under this section. To access the page itself which has the listing in question, you're able to do so here.

Keep in mind that the listings for both pages are sorted out first by the overall year, then by the month/date descending. Additionally, these entire listings begin with any postings that have been filed under the 2021 year itself.

As always, if you have any further questions about this, please don't hesitate to send me an email with your inquiries. Take care, all.

Trying It Again With The Upcoming "Formal Anniversary Statement" for 2021, But We Need Your Help!

Posted by Merit Celaire on Friday, February 26, 2021 - 09:43 AM

All right, everyone, here's what's going on: so if you all can remember from during the course of last year, I was hoping that I would have done a "formal anniversary statement" when these beloved music operations hit its 10th anniversary. But then, as we all know too well, the super horrifyingly evil "COVID-19" hit and started to take a tremendous hold over our everyday routines. And even though we're hearing news about the vaccine distribution itself making progress slowly but surely in hopes of putting this crisis to bed once and all in due time, it has been nothing short of a literal nightmare for everyone, yours truly included.

To the chase now: as I'm writing this blog entry post, I'm still dealing with some important "outside situations" at this time. But I'm hoping that during the course of early next month, I can finally see about starting to work on the "formal anniversary statement" for this music operation's 11th year (as a whole, of course).

Here's the thing, though: although I have an idea about some important things that needs to be... addressed in the upcoming formal anniversary statement, I really need your input/suggestions into what you think I should also address in the upcoming formal anniversary statement itself. If you're reading this on the site itself, you can submit your responses to me via email form (just make sure that you state that you're referring to this entry itself). If you are a follower of us on our Twitter Portal or an active member on our Discord server, I'll be posting this same thing on the respective channels there for you all to post your responses on that front.

Regardless, your input on this is definitely needed to help me make final plans on how I'm going to approach writing this formal "anniversary statement" for our music operation's 11th year. Thanks wholeheartedly in advance for your participation in this and I'll be back with you all again come the new month of March next week. I'm out.

New "Music Arrangements Outlook" Article: Nintendo Direct (2/17/'21)

Posted by Merit Celaire on Monday, February 22, 2021 - 06:29 PM

Just a quick heads-up to everyone here that a new "Music Arrangements Outlook" article has been posted tonight. This time around, as promised, it covers the Mario installments that were shown during last week's "Nintendo Direct" video presentation; only that it's to mainly answer the question if there are possibly new Super Nintendo music arrangement candidates to prepare for when said games hit their respective release dates.

You can read the latest "outlook article" by going right here.

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