Inside the MP3 player, you can download MIDI files of 5 songs, 4 of which are short original compositions. If you don't have a DAW, open them here or in your device. "Coffee (Somber Mornings)" is for piano and cello. Its subtitle is the intended impression. "Totoro's Flight" is a short Moondog inspired piece for timpani, double bass, flute, and saxophone. It has a consistent ground, and uses some counterpoint. "Bouncy Synth" begins with a segment from "Summer Holiday 1999" by Momus (which I may make an article on because there's an interesting media thread there), then finishes after the second glissando with an original composition. Very jazzy progression that I put little theoretical thought into, but it works. "Coolio" was just an experiment in G minor inspired by the day I discovered Bertolt Brecht. The fifth song is "When I Was An Animal" by Momus. It's my favorite 2010s Momus song, and I also made a chord chart for it. I also wrote my thoughts on the song here.