West African Electrobeat - DanGoldstein

I am very impressed by this music track. It was like I was on a journey. Thanks for the ride.

Faved.

Strikes me that your sound has evolved in very special ways since I last heard your stuff! I had to listen to this one, due to the reference to "talking" drums. A couple years ago, I picked up a mali tama talking drum, which I have since sampled. They are a creative instrument to be sure, with a wealth of tone. The tribal connection in your track is very apparent, and gives me good feelings! Your style is still prominent, which makes me happy! Going to favorite this song! Thank you for sharing!

Very nice track, Dan. I was inclined to call it a "challenging" listen, because it is complex and constantly varying. I think it has a consistent time signature, but the way you have the drums and synths programmed it seems to be evolving continuously and most particularly in the last minute of so. I thought you did a really good job of integrating the vocal chant. Just the right touch on that.

Was nice to see that there was some dynamic range in the piece, although I would have liked to hear a version with even more variation. But, that's just my latest hobby-horse.

All in all, an innovative piece of music. You and Crucethus are inhabiting the same zone I think. Very nice work!

Eric

Hello, my friend.
Wow, I love the part that starts at 1.40.
Brilliant track my mate.
Really well done.
Fav'd
Maj

nice use of organic sounds to underpin the electronics, the drumming is fantastic. the piece has really good flow, and sounds great.

Nice, rich sound choices. The mix is very bright and clear. I like the LFO stuff going on in the background gluing it all together. Vocals is a nice touch.

Nice work.

VERY COOL DAN....REALLY LIKE THE IYA PART....OVERALL...SOLID PRODUCTION