DijamMusic

I can't give you any professional critique because I'm definitely not a professional but of the three tracks I've listened to of yours so far I have to say I'm impressed. I like your style. I wish I had more time to listen to everything you've done but it's now 03:54 and I've been working now for nearly twenty hours straight. I want to get good at making music and I figure the only was is by experimenting. That and listening carefully to what others are doing... :-)

Quite Jean Michelle Jarre-ish, very good.
I can see I have a long way to go to catch up.

Impressive for 35 minutes!
Sounds really unique with what sounds to me like pan flutes.

Well done!

Thirty five minutes? Dang! I'm impressed.
Nice beats and melody...

Jamid

long time no hear about you...

nearly missed this pearl, but finally not...

thanx for the upload, beautiful track...

(you should let the final note a little more to breathe...)

handshake, Danke

Yet again, another masterpiece. Another journey, very cool indeed!

This track is epic. I feel like it is taking me on an adventure full of mystery and heart beating action!

Cool track jamid, really liked the delay, i use it quite a bit and and it adds life to a picking track. Nice atmosphere created with the distant sounds accompanying the acoustic, they add a nice sense of depth and interest.

Songs like this are all about what you don't add, you used restraint and put the ideal instruments and levels to create this wonderful piece. Always a pleasure!

Wayne

This is too good! I love the groove, and the guitar is beautiful, nice job!

Hello Jamid

This is really a nice little spanish tune :)
I love this calm and relaxing sound and style.
The percussions made all sound dreamy.
The overall sound is great (at least on my system)
I wonder that i didn't listen to this one earlier.
But better late then never :)
Really well made.
I like it a lot

stay tuned
joe

love the guitar. kinda draws you in. simple but tight. love it.

I watch Columbo, in spurts, the actor recently died. This reminds me of 70s tv show music...or was that the 60s, you know the parts where we are inquisitively watching what's going on? Someone is discovering something, uncovering some great mystery, we see it but they don't yet. Ok, enough of that, I love it. The guitar is speaking to me, it calls, I respond. I like it! :-)

Very nice to short.

I hope you weren't drinking that mexican water as a chaser, I hear that's some nasty stuff! I was given a classical acoustic guitar a few weeks ago, strung it up with new nylon strings, very VERY spanish sounding. I had a teacher in school that played classical guitar, love the sound of it soloed like you've done here. Uh oh, I see El Muerto!

The starting sounds captured my attention very quickly which is always a great thing. I love the sounds used, they were nice, chilled and worked very well on the ears. The ethnic drums was a nice touch and helped with the pleasant vibe the piano sounds delivered.

All in all very nice work on this unique piece. Keep up the great work!

Hi jamid ...
Afarin pesar , kare ghashangi sakhti . Tartib elementa baram jalebe ... keep it up ...
7L

Hmmmm, if you will add some really light drums or even maracas, this would sound really amazing.

c'est pour un documentaire sur la nature mais y a un environnement indus en toile de fond... ca fait bizarre quand on connait le thème... sinon j'aime bien

I can appreciate the theme of this piece, especially right now. Have just returned from speaking to a few corporations regarding their use and abuse of toxic lawn chemicals on their grounds. Things are getting so out of hand that I can't even feel safe and healthy in my own home, and on my own chemical free property. The worlds natural medicines are being eradicated in the name of "management," especially in a city such as ours, which is based on the medical industry. If there is no free and safe medicine, then people will be forced to purchase their prescriptions, with all of the deleterious side effects. Then they will be forced to have repeated surgeries to correct the problems that all of the poisons have induced. Then they will have to return for treatment for the infections which they received in their treatment. Then they will die, hopefully, and step aside for the non-idiots. Then the plants can thrive again. Thank you for sharing this piece, and listening to my rant! Faved!

Perfect work ...
Drums were fantastic and the intro was interesting ...
Where this film from??? Uk?
MG

Well done Jamid. I hope the soundtrack meshed well with the film documentary. Nothing can compare to nature! Indeed a sad moving soundtrack to reflect on how much we have destroyed of this beautiful planet. I hope u do more of this type of theme that comes from the heart.
Blessings to u brother - Billy.

Definitely! I've been on a bit of a break from recording, trying to wrap up a few guitars by request but I'm overdue to do something. Let me know when you have a bit of time, I can make time to get music done when I'm not hanging out in cemetaries ;)

Hi. I like misic in the background.

I love the series on you tube 'Life after humans' It shows how mother nature will retake whats rightfully hers when we're gone. Dan Akroyd had a cool theory on ufos. He thinks they may be coming here to study the effects we're having on the planet and atmosphere so they can learn not to make the same mistakes, possibly even healing the damage we've caused. Very well done Jamid, I like the bass part, it's like the destruction taking place while the lead melodies represent the sadness.

Very nice usage of midi. Now have you discovered Portuguese Fado yet? That's the true test.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h3w7UfDRTw
Cru