![]() I've also had some vague ideas on the specific meaning of the individual challengers but haven't arrived at much specific. ![]() But I later figured they had the same appearance as 'the fool' version of the player and probably was about coming to accept/love herself. My first thought was that this person was the protagonist's ex, from whom she suffered the heartbreak of the focus of the story, and that the kisses represent the protagonist finally gaining positive closure on the end of the relationship. While they are dressed up as a Dancing Devil, Howling Moon, Little Death etc., the character is a Brunette with her hair in a bun. What has stuck out to me particularly is the climax of Wild Hearts Never Die, when I noticed that the second encounter of each of the opponents are all replaced with the same person who appears to be the protagonist. I know the story presentation is very fantastical though it relates to a literal event, so I was wanting to see what everyone else thought about it. I kept coming back to it in my mind and finally bought it and have loved it. I heard about this game a week or so ago and after listening to the soundtrack and watching some gameplay it got its hooks into me. Rule 9: Always flair your posts accordingly. Rule 8: Do not post Not Safe For Work (NSFW) content. Rule 7: Do not share any personally identifiable information likes full names, addresses, and/or phone numbers. Rule 6: Do not flame, troll, or use hateful language (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc.). Rule 5: Post content with relation to Sayonara Wild Hearts. Rule 4: Be respectful and welcoming to new members and fans of SWH! Rule 3: Check the new page before posting to avoid duplicate posts. Rule 2: Only submit links and posts relevant to Sayonara Wild Hearts. News/announcements will be posted here, and many other different types of SWH content is able to be posted here! Welcome to the Sayonara Wild Hearts subreddit, all about the pop album game released on the Nintendo Switch and other platforms in 2019, Sayonara Wild Hearts! " I'm a long time a fan of Jodi Siegel's music~ Her singing has such a pleasing quality. MARIA MULDAUR (MULTIPLE AWARD WINNING SINGER AND ENTERTAINER) But, Jodi makes this all hers, she owns it, and every time I hear it, I’m totally hooked! Oh, and did I say she can play the hell out of a guitar? Take a listen, you won’t be sorry my friend." ![]() There are, to me, bits of these artists sprinkled here, and there throughout the songs, and arrangements. Her vocal delivery is just so cool, and is it an illusion, or does her voice keep getting better, and better as the album plays? It’s hard not to make comparisons to other artists one might be familiar with Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor, Al Green, Billie Holiday, these are a few that come to mind. If you just put it on, and let it move from song to song, you come out at the end, a little more contented, fulfilled, and certain about the future. Every damn song has a story to tell, and lessons for us to learn. When they’re performed really well, with incredible vocals, a steamy rhythm section, and other musicians who can really play, and sing their asses off, count me in! When I haven’t heard Jodi Siegel’s album, Wild Hearts, in a while, and I put it on, all I can think is, “Where have you been?” Man I love this record! The songs are so soulful, in the pocket, and somehow speak directly to the heart. I love songs, especially when they’re good ones. "I have this subjective way of listening to music when there are lyrics, and singing involved.
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