I heard that famous house song Don't Call me Baby this morning and then dove into the band's albums.
I got inspired by a song in phrygian mode (spanish/arabic scale) called 'She' and borrowed some motifs for this song. Turned out I created some kind of Super Mario boss theme. Very funny.
Click here to listen to the song on strudel.cc.
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// She — Madison Avenue
// @license CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
// @by Bitcoin Graffiti
// @date Oct 10, 2025
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setcpm(100/4)
const organ = chord("<Ebm E7 Bb5 Abm9>").voicing().s("gm_string_ensemble_1:3").room(1).color('teal').gain(.3)
const bass = note("eb2 [~ ab2] bb2 e2").s("gm_shamisen").color('red').room(1).gain(1.7)
const mel = note("<eb4 eb>@4 ab bb gb <e db>").s("sawtooth").slow(2).gain(.9).color('lightblue')
const bd = s("bd!3 ~ , ~ sd").bank("TR909")
const sh = s("sh!7 ~")
const drums = stack(bd, sh).color('gold').gain(.7)
const arp = n("5 6 7 4 5 6 3 4 5 2 3 4").scale("Eb:<phrygian>").s("sawtooth").gain(.7).color('purple')
arrange(
[4, stack(drums, bass)],
[4, stack(drums, bass, mel)],
[8, stack(drums, bass, mel, organ)],
[8, stack(drums, bass, mel, organ, arp)],
[4, stack(drums, bass)],
).pianoroll({labels: 1})