Electric - Jhet

Hello jet!
I was inspired by your song and recorded the second verse. I think this is what you need)

I emailed you, but you didn't get an answer. If the collaboration is still relevant, please contact me and I will send you the song that we have turned out :)

Amazing track. I agree with Eric on the autotune, which is one of my pet peeves, but you know what, this track is so rock solid I don't even mind. Great job!

Hi, Jhet!

Saw your post in the forum and decided to check out your stuff. You are clearly a very good vocalist and definitely know how to compose a catchy, contemporary sounding melody. There is no question in my mind that this track is the best one you have posted here to Looperman. Vocal is clean, backing instrumental track works well. Definitely has a Weeknd feel and sound to it. Your vocal on your most recent track, “Insecure” has a Sam Smith flavour. Those are two great artists, so that’s high praise in my opinion. For your own unique sound, I guess maybe a hybrid of the two would be a good place to try.

All that said, I’m not a fan of the vocals on “insecure” or “Dancing With the Devil” because, in my opinion, you’ve largely, if not completely, masked your really excellent clean vocal delivery, with too much gimmicky processing, autotune, vocoder, or whatever. It’s like you aren’t secure enough in the quality of your delivering just a clean vocal, like you did with “Electric”, so you think you need to tart it up so the track sounds more distinctive. I think that’s a real mistake and if I was producing you, I’d definitely try to convince you to drop all that stuff and just deliver vocals that really showcase your great voice. Clean, with the focus on communicating meaning and emotion. That’s not to suggest that you shouldn’t use autotune sparingly, or reverb, double or triple tracking, compression, delays, tube-based saturation, etc. Just tastefully, and to make your vocals really shine in the tracks.

That’s my attempt at constructive comments. I realize that my reaction to your tracks might be out of touch with some of the more progressive music that’s being produced now, but I can hear in your vocals and in your compositions, the potential for some really special music. I think you need to focus your tracks on your two great strengths - your sense of melody and your vocal ability. Don’t let anything get in the way, or detract from those. If it’s not working in service to those, don’t include them in the track.

And, if you ever decide to post an acapella here on Looperman please let me know via a DM. I’d love to try my hand at doing a backing track for one of your vocals.

Regards from snowy (and soon to be very cold) Ottawa

Eric

Hey, great track. Enjoyed it! Where did you get the vocals from?

if you give the vocal for remix or flip that will be appreciated :)

HMU BRO! @michaelmayomusic

hey!! i recorded it and it sounds awesome i think, send me your email if u want so i can send u the song xx

Damn good vocals!

Really dig your stuff. I make pop too, and would love to work with you. Do you have an instagram (or any other way to quickly reach yo)?

I'm totally recording a verse

i enjoyed that. well done

oh dont worry i got it its 106

whats the bpm im going to have a shot at getting on the track?

Your vocals go really well with this, added with a nice beat edm style. Good luck with it. Interesting.