Something In The Air - Smallpaul

Deff chill man! Kinda wanna smoke. And then sleep and then get up and listen to this again lol

wOW !JUST PLAIN chill out mm loving this one too. a diggin you're work man'PEACE

I like this one too. Again, very "urbanish" and the heavy reverbed vocals add a bit of mystery. I must admit I was thrown a little when I hit the change-up with acoustic guitar-thought somehow I had switched to another track. But it makes it interesting and curious about what's going to happen next. I love the kind of all-out "let's throw it in" type of attitude I pick up on it.

Like this, the chord progression is really chilled and very relaxing. I will listen to this again. Thanks for sharing :)

Another cool track, has a Kruder & Dorfmeister feel to it
very nice man

Great work with those hats, really nice. Those chords are so chilled on the keys. Love the variation throughout. Really excellent drum work.

That guitar section is out of sight. WOuldnt mind hearing some more of that.

Chillin REAL hARD on this....Keep it COOL!

Hey Paul

Mate you are so talented this one of the nicest chillout piece I have heard here, so laidback and chilled, great beat, vocal is brilliant touch, whispering through out the piece, one very stunning track, be proud, this should be playing in cafe's around the world, thank you so much for sharing your talent Dude, Peace...Fav'd...Estefano...

Take me away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:D
Love it :)
Respect

What's up bruh,

That track takes me places. Reminds me of how I get so stress that I need my cigarette which is my MUSIC. I loved it especially the drumming being that is my first instrument that I learned. The guitar coming was crazy. I wanted to hear a track with that only. It was worth hearing it and I will definitely keep my ears to your music.

Peace & Respect
Obruno

cafe del mar or san salinas here i come!!!!!!!

Nice work my man keep em coming

Loved this track. Sounded like it deserved to be on a chill out album..

Did you programme the drum shuffle? or was it a loop either way it works perfect in the track.

The guitar break down was also superb and really helped the song take a perfectly timed twist.

The only thing i would probobly comment on is the Guitar sounded a little over/under streched. if it cant be replayed, i would probly recommend using the audio to midi feature in ableton 8. or maybe proppellerheads recycle and then triggering the sounds on your midi keyboard that way they are not time streched but played in time still.

This track could also sound superb as a Mr Scruff type remix..

Great stuff. AGAIN.....lol

So digging this track. Really like the acoustic guitar interludes. Very professional sound - I would buy your music.

real laid back for sure.. i enjoyed that track alot! keep up the good work..

peace!

i think this track just grabs me
i feel it fits like a fav shirt-its just right
something i might want to turn out myself (if only
-j

Nice and relaxing track, sounds like Ninja tune to me

Ill spare the long typing.

Jazz style drums go well with this track, the vox, is used well and the track is well mastered.

Seriously I'm surprised I have not come across you before around the loop.

Laters.

DJ_JEZZA

The drums work well with the song in the intro.

The first lead voice that comes in feels a bit synthetic and too... robotic? Not as much feeling to it as it could have, IMO.

I like the vocal sample with the delay/reverb, although I think I might like it more if it was either a bit more clear or a bit less. It's in an awkward range of understanding right now.

I like the rodes-ish piano that comes in.

The guitar drop is a great idea, and it comes back into the song very smoothly. The drop into it feels very sudden. Maybe a low pass filter or something on the drums followed by a sudden snare or bass hit on the down beat that kinda reverbs out for a measure before bringing that in? Something to that effect would do a lot for the coherency of that section.

Again with the Rhodes, I like it... and again with the two bars of guitar for the finish, very nice. The abrupt change into the guitar works better for me when I've heard it once in the song already.

... and that finishes the first listen of the song. Thank you for posting it, and I hope you enjoyed my stream of consciousness I wrote as I listened. Take everything with a grain of salt, as I am no professional, just a guy who liked listening to your track.

EDIT: Second listen through... ignore the part about the stiffness of the first lead, unless you want to record yourself playing it. Also, the intro makes me think of Samurai Champloo's music. Wonderful anime if you enjoy chillout music and stylized sword fights set in an anachronistic Edo period Japan. Guitar drop seems a bit more natural now that I'm expecting it, although I would like something echo-y going on.