This challenge seemed easy at first. Find a pure song, or two, or three, which could easily be done by taking three simpler songs with uncomplicated acoustic arrangements, and it's a day. But I've never been one to do things the easy way. That's why for this round I decided to find three songs that feel pure in a genre many consider to be the opposite: electronic. Considering electronic music "impure" because "it's not real" has been a widespread opinion among many people but this entry is here to prove it wrong. This entry is here to prove that electronic music and songs with electronic influences can be just as pure as a live piano ballad and as full of heart and emotion as one of those, too. So I hope you, the listener, the viewer, the interpreter, do enjoy.

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#1

It's an even bigger risk that my first song is an upbeat remix of Florence & the Machine's single You Got the Love made by the xx. They keep the same pure feeling of the original song and then enhance and rearrange it with electronic effects and new vocal tracks. The whole thing feels fun yet introspective. As for the lyrical side of things, what could be more pure than love?

The second song of the trinity, Forgot I Was Here by Shlohmo, may not have words but the music itself speaks wonders. Ethereal, melodic breathy sounds and plucks dance throughout the song, sounding as real as any "real" instrument. The song is simple and clean, and the sound smooths over your ears in a way that can't be described as anything but pure.

#2

#3

Active Child's calm, ambient Johnny Belinda closes off this trinity. The song is also simple and pure, yet a very different type of simple and pure than the previous two; for this piece, there's a great feeling of sadness and regret. The lyrics are beautiful yet the language is simplistic, taking this trinity to its final stop.