TV Players – Forgotten Summer - Is it autumn? Is it summer?

 


Electronic music is a whole universe. Like summer. Something that beckons you to a land of sunny days. A synth rhythm rushes forward, and the melody captures a spirit of celebration and anticipation. We are rushing toward that very summer—one you might have already forgotten. Nostalgia riding retro waves. A tangible reality crafted from dreams, electronics, and synthesizer music. This is reality. A summer that should never be forgotten.

It feels like a perfect summer drawing to a close—a time you enjoy so much that you never want to forget it, and you know you’ll remember it forever. A genuine moment in your real life, under the sun. Yet autumn is approaching—those autumn days that are sunny yet cool, bringing rain. It’s a wonderful discovery. Music is a beautiful thing for dreaming and reminiscing, for seeing those real moments.

The track begins quietly, like drops of summer rain—tiny droplets that lift your spirits. Then come the keyboards—thoughtful, contemplative keys. A moment to recall something good while the rain falls. Then the rhythm kicks in: drums—dynamic and driving, like a flurry of activity. Next, the melody enters—something resembling an electric guitar (though it might well be a synth). That sound will certainly return later.



The rhythm continues with drums and synth melodies—electronic keys producing a vast array of sounds, some almost impossible to describe individually. Then the melody subsides, just as it did at the start. There’s a moment filled with electronic sounds reminiscent of an old video game intro—a quiet sound, like a distant phone ringing. Then the electric guitar returns—or a sound very much like it. The instrument plays beautifully. All the while, those raindrops—those synthesizer droplets—keep falling too. Sometimes you hear them, and sometimes you don't even notice. It’s like standing in summer rain. Or those very first days of autumn—days that are no different from summer, really. Just a touch cooler, and the light is a bit different—that distinct autumn sun. There’s a beautiful moment near the end, where the melody shifts and evolves. It just keeps flowing, keeps playing. A cheerful breeze seems to be blowing.



The rhythm is dynamic and upbeat—joyful music for your life. Perfect for a sunny day, whether it’s summer or early autumn. The drops are like notes; the synth notes follow you like raindrops throughout the entire track. And there’s an inviting melody—beckoning you forward to have fun. It’s positive and not too fast, though the drums really drive hard, playing at high speed. During one of the quieter moments, the synth sound mimics the wind, and the keyboards seem to swell in volume a couple of times.




It’s an inviting electronic track, reminiscent of an arcade game with colorful graphics created by a talented artist. Like a bright summer or autumn day. The melody is measured, sounding beautiful and relaxed—no tension at all. There are even a couple of sounds like a trumpet; it’s an electronic synth, but the tone is sustained and drawn out, just like a trumpet. Right at the very end, there’s a gift for the music lover: a new melodic line. That final melody feels like something from an arcade game—bright, positive, and comic-book-style. Fantastic.

It’s a beautiful photograph, certainly. It captures that summer or early-autumn vibe. A view framed by wood, with sunlight playing across the scene. It has an 80s, retro feel. The photo has the look of high-quality analog film with warm colors. There’s a bit of shadow, yet it’s bright—filled with brilliant sunlight. It’s so beautiful. It was either summer or autumn—it had just barely begun.


Music listener. From time to time i like to listen to the music. And write about it.

Dima Link is making retro videogames, apps, a little of music, write stories, and some retro more.


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