What this blog is
This is a personal log of looking at music through audio features such as tempo, energy, valence, and others.
No rankings. No “good” or “bad”.
Just notes on what numbers quietly suggest.
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@music-as-data
What this blog is
This is a personal log of looking at music through audio features such as tempo, energy, valence, and others.
No rankings. No “good” or “bad”.
Just notes on what numbers quietly suggest.

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What the numbers suggest: four Peel the Apple tracks
This post is an attempt to read what audio features suggest, not about quality, but about roles inside a group.
Using tempo, valence, energy, and danceability, I looked at how four Peel the Apple tracks function differently. Related: → Listening to Peel the Apple as data
全体像:
同じグループでも、速度・明るさ・踊れ具合で「曲の用途」が違うことがデータから見えた
Listening to Peel the Apple as data
Peel the Apple (selected tracks)
This is a small comparison of several Peel the Apple tracks, looking at tempo, energy, and valence.
No interpretation yet. Just placing the numbers side by side.
Method (examples): commands and code
This post provides minimal examples of how track data and audio features
are collected and compared for music-as-data.
Method: how the data is collected
I initially planned to use Spotify’s official Web API, specifically Get Track’s Audio Features.
However, due to API restrictions and authorization issues, accessing audio features consistently was not feasible.
Instead, I am using ReccoBeats as an alternative data source.
https://api.reccobeats.com

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