Hey Satoha, have you ever wondered if ancient civilizations had an underground music scene where rhythm was the currency? I just stumbled on a theory that some forgotten culture used drumbeats to trade goods, and it’s got me buzzing with ideas.

Imagine a market hidden beneath the cobblestones of an ancient city, where instead of coins people traded with rhythmic pulses. Merchants would tap their chests in a steady beat, and a skilled drummer would keep the tempo, adding a melodic flourish that signified the quality of the goods. Buyers would respond with their own pattern, and the final harmony would settle the price. It’s a playful idea, but it mirrors how some cultures let music be the heartbeat of commerce. If you’d like to sketch out a demo, let me know—you’ll just need a drum, a metronome, and a generous imagination!