The Diva And The Shaman - Sukuta

Paints a picture of so many things. Takes me from one place to the next, like a movie. And at every scene, just when you think it's over, there's another twist! Very nice! :-)

Very traditional like my friend. Ambient and tense at the same time. the tabla and taiko compliment each other superbly. And the throat singing only adds to enrich the sound scape. a great mix and nice use of transitions and space. excellent work.

regards

Neobane

Another stunning piece of music from you my friend! A wonderful collection of beautiful sounds in particular the soprano!

Very well done. Peace and respect.

Top class it is! My favourite part is part number threee (with the throat singer). A tip for improvement: I think you should add some transitions. It "jumps" too abruptly from one part to another. Song titles? I have to say that I rarely write songs without melody but I'll give it a try. "Ice cold kiwi", "Boris O'Sullivan", "Ngati Kahungunu", "Rotorua", "Tena Koe Kangaroo" (I found the inspiration on the Wikipedia-page about Haka) I hope this will help you or at least inspire you. ;-)

Extremely fresh sound. I love this. Great job fam.

Well...I was thinking Nightshine would be a good title...but that middle section kind of takes it out of the floating vibe for a little while...Its definitely a journey and a track that makes for great listening music over here Kwembe....really well done...Ed

Eric, this is simply a wonderful auditory tapestry you have woven for us. As has been said before, the mix is flawless. I think what sets your music apart from others is your incredible attention to detail....

that and your genius.

This one is special, and perhaps that is why you are having difficulty naming it. I like ModusII's reference to rumination....perhaps something along those lines for a title.

No matter, I will make this one a favorite so I can enjoy it again and again.

Bravo.

Bear

that's beautiful man, sounds great to me. the instruments are neat and well mastered it all sounds so clear. Very much enjoying this piece. Right up till the screaming -he he- that was unexpected but not displaced, the part after that is sweet. Name, -something that has to do with smoking, summer and the collapse of our global economy - maybe.

This is definitely a cinematic track that needs to have a video behind it! For me it starts of waking up to another day of life as a mystery with a feeling of uncertainty then fades into a power up (moving forward and facing the dangers and risks that are just up the road) now your running through a land of unknown where anything is possible! Getting closer to something drawing you closer, calling to you. STOP! Finally you've come to the end of the journey after finding w/e it is that you just had to find and now its clear, a sense of relief and the last tear drops of that which was once lost but now is found. Great work Eric! Very nice production and sounds. For a title I think something like, "The Mystery Within", or "Letting Go". Sorry I'm not good with titles. Fav'd + I enjoyed this very much. Thank you for sharing. Have a good 1 and keep at it, keep moving.

Peace,
Gadget

Never name on Entitled...lol jk
You make some good Cinematic!
Very gorgeous track

And when i heard that vocal break down..whatever it is..it freaked me out lool..
Awesome stuff

Cheers
Kenny Lee

Love the entire track, but might I ask if you would be able to send me the Maioi chant? That would be awesome. What a segue!!!

Nice return as well. Masterfully composed.

Definitely a fav

John

FANTASTIC .... An excellent job of composition, very well structured and imaginative.... with very unusual moments here, and very unexpected ( mainly lament voice soprano)....

Dan

Interesting soundscapes. I got catched by this ruminant, spiritually minded journey through all these different fields in music. Very nice.

Some unusual stuff here - I liked your use of the Haka in this ( I'm a Rugby fan too!). Nice work.

jamie.