Fusion2 - Promenade2239

Love it, nice one Alex :)

This is some interesting track. Very inspiring. So glad to hear an original track. I fell in love with that lazy bass. Could you tell me from which synth it is?

Also the 5/4 beat isn't something that I hear a lot nowadays.

If I may be honest with you, I would like to hear the same track without the synth solo. I do understand it belongs to the track, but it does distract me from the groove somewhat too.

All in all a very nice and original track! Keep them comming.

Doc

Alex, how are you?

I like this. I can hear Static's influence in the bass, and the slow intro. It's not a jam packed as his, but what you have here is good. I like the way everything is so rapid but held together with the mellow bass line, and chill beat. The panning is good, too. Nothing really squashes anything. Your layering of synths works well here.
The overall mood is an interesting one. All the rapid percussive elements give it a sense of urgency. It's like what I imagine office workers feel like most of the time. Always in some kind of internal hurry to sustain the daily grind.
All in all, it's a good piece. I'll have to check out more of your work when time allows.

Until then, take care.
V.

nice improve work. very evocative groove. thanks for the marimba credit. enjoying this ambient track a lot.

Very interesting, Alex. I would refer this style to avant-garde, which is a term not used much in today's music, since there is a genre for every style nowadays. Either way, really good job!

Ciao,
M.

Man, this is so spacy/electronic/alternative. Love that intro. The slow build caught my attention right away. As always, you work in so many elements but in such a subtle way that it's never predictable. All of a sudden I'll hear something woven in and think 'when did that start?' lol

So good. Great stuff! I'm a fan. I fav'd :)
RW

Very Cool. Nice use of Re-verb, Love the solo work. But the subtle bass line and the glissando effects of that synth about 2 3rds in do it for me.
Good job Alex
Steve