Very cool piece, with a very cinematic feel to it. I found that I was able to hear the details well, which is very cool. I'm quickly losing my focus at the moment, but I really enjoyed hearing this. Thank you for sharing it!
I'm sitting in the back of the pick up holding my Kalashnikov tightly as I bounce around in the dust and I can hear this music coming from the cab and I'm envious of the guys in the front out of the dust and not having sore arses bouncing about on the bare metal.
See what the news can do to a guy!
But the tune obviously works ... it took me places ... and my arse is sore now .....
hi. so this is some quite short but very enjoyable piece. really nice work on this one. I can recognize the 'world beat' loop but it is played a bit faster here so overall your track sounds to me like a house track. I used this shortbusmusic's loop few months ago but it was played slower by contrast https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/159442
Will you be reworking this one again? For now it sounds like a sketch, it doesn't really evolve that much. But that's ok.
I was listening a lot to traditional hindu music. Compositions are usually very long and they are entirely improvised https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3lyYz19mEU very unlike looperman tracks haha.
Hey, thanks for commenting. I had fun just messing about with the above loops, I did have it a minute or two longer but it just didnt really work with this so I scrapped it, I quite like it just as a short track.
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Will you be reworking this one again? For now it sounds like a sketch, it doesn't really evolve that much. But that's ok.
I was listening a lot to traditional hindu music. Compositions are usually very long and they are entirely improvised https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3lyYz19mEU very unlike looperman tracks haha.
hope some of this is useful anyway.
I enjoyed this little creation.
best, alex
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