no offense, but zelda-playing pianists are a dime a dozen. I can sight read sheet music better than anyone (I studied with Tom Brier, ragtime piano legend who was my mentor). don't get me wrong, I LOVE video game music and play it all the time, esp zelda. BUT I just do that for fun. I've tried getting people to care about me playing video game music etc for 20 years and no one has, mostly because I'm a straight white male and they'd rather support chicks and "diverse" musicians with a fraction of the talent. no, it was only when I started singing about conspiracies did people FINALLY start to care. I will always play zelda, but I will still sing about conspiracies. what's weird is this song is meant to be super accessible. what didn't you like about it? did you actually listen all the way through? I play in tons of different styles. maybe you'd like a different feel? or not, honestly you can't win them all and it would be silly as an artist to try and win EVERYONE over all the time. it would be exhausting. maybe my music isn't your thing. but you'd be foolish to deny that music like this isn't resonating with people today. watch my ray epps song. it just got featured on revolver news. SINGING songs about events has a timeless quality. who else is doing it? who else is singing folk songs about the actual resistance? not many, and I'm stepping up. take care, fren!