Listen To Sweetest Sin Rock Song By Mosaic At Looperman.com

To be honest when the drums kicked in, I wish they didn't. The singing and simple background sold the song. Whoever sang on this track sounds very unique, in a good way. That's just my opinion. I'm going to listen to more of your tracks.

WOW! Great track, this seriously sounds like it was completely made by a couple people in the same room. Everything flows together nicely. The vocals and music fit one another perfectly. Keep up the great work and stay out of you comfort zone if this is the kind of things you are going to create. Keep it up.

Kyle

Wow Mosaic,
It's indeed out of your comfort zone...
But it sounds great and well mixed!

It's always great so see artist coming from their comfort zone!

Faved!

TCAS

Interesting concept here. I'll be honest, I love the sections from 1:14 thru 2:00 and again at the 3:30 thru the end. Seems like the vocals mesh really well with the instruments on those two sections.

The other parts of the song have a lot of syncopation which adds to the feeling that those sections are just a bit off beat. But it works, and that's the amazing thing about it all. I enjoyed the effort and think you should try another rock tune. You have a feel for the genre. I hope all is well.

Bear

ah...youre doing rock...i like the track and the vocals...im not sure if it really fits together...maybe i need to listen a few times more...the mix is good...
i did a rock song together with pete tebar and my honey two years ago...
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the scattered drum hits at the beginning, punctuating the vocals is real effective (imho). it's a great intro and it feels great when you drop the main groove. like your guitar work and the track a lot. nice work and congrats on breaking in to uncharted territory. peace

I am impressed with this one. Love the vocals. Big fan of coheed and cambria so I like the higher vocals. Well written and delivered!

Evan

man it was unbelievably good for someone who plays no instrument...& what a lovely action as name !respects & best wishes.___Behnam

the vocals to me sounded just a tad off, nothing to ruin the song of course. the music is still very well done and the guitars sound great.

Keep it up mate

PS...I think its something about the structure of your composition...I`ve always liked mixes that strayed a bit from the usual...fits the vocal approach really well in this case...and kudos to whoever did the vocal....still digging it on another listen...Ed

your kiddin??...doesn`t sound to me like a first rock track...sounds to me like a track by a musician that soaked up a lot of blues-rock...a little T-Rex...some Doors...and a lot of melodic ideas...this honestly is good stuff Mosaic...Bravo mate....not just for the track...but for pulling this off in a genre that hasn`t been in your ammo pouch...Bravo....fav......Ed

Great job doing a rock track my friend! I like the guitar sound and the vocals, they work pretty good together. There are times it gets a little trippy like when the guitar lead rolls and the song quiets down and the girl sings. Reminds me a bit of the Doors Robbie Krieger guitar in the song The End at times.

I like the open feel of the song, lots of space. There is a cool bluesy feel going on here with nice changes throughout. Working with vocals opens up some new challenges as far as mixing. I know you have used vocal samples before but mixing in a whole track is different. Listened on my headphones and the vocals sounded good in the mix.

Dig the track dude! Keep challenging yourself, you will never know what you can do unless you try. Look forward to hearing some new songs!

Wayne

I'm not sure if your familiar with early eighties rock like (Pat Benatar, Quarterflash and Spider) This song reminds me a bit of all 3 groups. Good work. I like the disjointed rhythm with the guitars interplaying with the vocals.
Steve

It's always good to be diverse (i've not been doing that much lateley)
This is great when the beat kicks in. Sounds as good as other peoples rock tracks who do them all the time.
Where did you get the vocal from?
Brilliant stuff.
FR

This is sweet my friend! I'm excited to know that you are trying some new genres! I personally think these vocals are perfect for a rock song, reminds me a bit of Rush or something like that. The minimal nature of the music you made is very enthralling, has that edge that I like about some "folk-rock." Obviously, I'm still very into your trance works and stuff, but this was quite fun to listen to! Faved!

Pretty cool song man. When the music picked up around 1:14, that was pretty cool. The guitars owned the track in both a good and bad way for me.
I mean, the music is great but something about the vocals seem a little off but I can't put my finger on why that is.

So yeah, hella great music, but I personally would prefer to listen to this without the vocals.

I had to give the song a few seconds to get going, and to tell you the truth, it actually jams. Hell of a job; KEEP JAMMING.