Scarecrows For The Birds - DanGoldstein

Man, I love this one! So creepy and classical at the same time. The percussive elements remind me of something flamenco or gypsy or tribal. The intervals have something special about them as well.

Your response - "i will just keep taking the drugs and hope for the best with these tracks" was interesting to me. I will refrain from being invasive about it though. I do have a deep interest in the connection between musical endeavors and the drugs which seep into them. The song I am working on at the moment, for example, is highly influenced by Gymnopilus which is something mostly new to my palate. I have learned a few important lessons from this fungal ally in the week I have known it.

It is obvious from this piece that your mixing skills are becoming well honed! It sounds great in all ways. The stereo field is deep, the volume balance is awesome, and it is very dynamic. Songs like this make me happy. I have seen a lot of movement away from the loudness wars in the past year, and I'm loving the sonic depth I'm hearing from so many artists.

How is your website going? I must admit to not visiting very often, since it seems that the technical side is somewhat incompatible with my combination of Firefox and Linux, I always have trouble with something. Keep in mind that it is not just your site, many websites are not very compatible. I can't even read an eBook on amazon or watch a streaming movie on Netflix. I would like to get involved with the music for art movement again, since it is an inspiring process.

Thank you for sharing this very cool music! Faved! Thank you for the download as well! Have a good day!

I think I would want to mix this as a Bossa nova tune ehh?
Steve

Hey Dan,

I like the quirky nature of this track, works well as background audio for the video. I have noticed Pete Jon Tebar also had a track used for one of your art projects here a while back. How are you associated with the art works if you dont mind my asking?

don't know why they call it weird. it has a nice flow. I love it. but too short. feels like it wants to be expanded on. but mabe that is the point.