Catchy (Catchy)

"It's called Catchy (Catchy). Because it's Catchy."Catchy (Catchy) is a music album, consisting of 12 piano/cello duets (with some violin here and there). It's a collaboration between Arc.fish and Miss Sunshine.

All of the tracks follow a naming convention of a two syllable word ending in 'y', followed by the same word again in ellipses.

Oppy (Oppy)
Oppy refers to Opportunity, one of the Mars Rovers who was active on Mars for a time.

Meldy (Meldy)
Meldy refers to Meldy the Legendary, a video game which is in the pipeline of Arc.fish but which will be released years from now.

Birdy (Birdy)
This song is about the main characters of The Fledgling Assassin, Jennifer and Sedge. It's also a demo version of the song The Tale of the Fledgling Assassin. Jennifer and Sedge refer to themselves as the Fledgling Assassin and the Winged Death, respectively. However, their fellow assassins derisively refer to them as the "Birdies of Death", hence the name Birdy (Birdy).

Kiri (Kiri)
Kiri are creatures which are the subject of the video game franchise Arc.Kiri which currently only exists fictitiously in the story of The Fledgling Assassin.

Dreamy (Dreamy)
It's called Dreamy (Dreamy). Because it's Dreamy.

Fiery (Fiery)
It's called Fiery (Fiery). Because it's Fiery.

Moody (Moody)
It's called Moody (Moody). Because it's Moody.

Coffee (Coffee)
This song had to be rewritten three times, going through several iterations of "too difficult" to "too boring". In the end we managed to find a balance between keeping it interesting while also making the song playable.

Jazzy (Jazzy)
It's called Jazzy (Jazzy). Because it's Jazzy.

Twenty (Twenty)
The original version of this song was scrapped because it was unplayable by humans. The rewritten version is much better though.

Speedy (Speedy)
It's called Speedy (Speedy). Because it's Speedy. The poster has a reference to Arc.Runner