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You have a beautiful beautiful and TIMELESS voice Lauren, very smooth with perfection and soul. I would love to hear
that voice mixed with a more daring and unique background, creating more of a complimentary contrast.

This reminds me of that golden age of rnb when you had folks like aliyah, Marquees, Maxwell, Usher, Keisha cole, etc

A gem. You can be proud of it. Sounds so beautiful. A classic R&B Song.

I think the last time I saw you was like 2 years ago though you upload some material but I didn't know it been 4 years since you did something though wow great comeback though

This has a nice! vibe! to it. the track is bomb, Nicely done sis. Keep up the good work.

Of course I'm not going to do better than this because like I said in the beginning this beat and your vocals are perfect match but I love remixing I love remixing and if that's okay with you can I remix this I won't let you down

You Guys Made A Great Job On This Track,Keep Making Music Like This One!1Love

Thank u for allowing downloads! Welcome back with this stunner

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That flute is brilliant

Excellent! Beat and vocals are definitely made for one another. Oh yeah I rap 2? yes me likes!!!! Wow!!! DIDAHDAMN!!

Very fresh song, I listen to it a hundred times!

Damn girl, that's a dope track for sure, I love the quality of the sound, the music is great, your singing is suave, and the lyrics are interesting and flow perfectly, that's how you treat a man :)
Nicely done!

this is real nice good work

Hi,your voice is fantastic and so pure, excellent!
Michael

Wow. Seductive. I had some associations the style of Shirley Bassey, almost feeling a Bond theme beneath the lovely reggae rhythm. I adore Bassey, anything with just a slight of that magic, and I am in love. Fine work. All my ten thumbs up.

Kind Regards
Gothi

Sounds nice.

I can hear the Peaches in this.

Beautiful song and mix. I can hear every part but they don't overpower the vocals, which are a bit dry but should be (rather than distant and reverb drenched) given the context.

Awesome song, keep it up.

Great sounding track. Nice crisp vocal mix. Nice lofi piano use, CXRTER stepped up and did your vocals justice for sure.

I can see the perspective of the previous comments, however the vocals sound better here than your previous tracks. Maybe run a compressor and EQ on the master buss to address "distant vocals" issue.

Just a thought, great track, keep it rollin, nice to hear someone that can hit notes effortlessly.

Cool sounding mix, voice needs low EQ shelf, increase in volume, and a little reverb and it will pop out of the mix instead of being lost in it.
Also, you can use distortion/saturation for a different but similar effect, but too much and you're Trent Reznor.

Nice track overall, great vocal ideas, keep it up.

Nice vocal range, nice execution on the improvised, floaty notes. Vocals could be a little brighter in the mix maybe (a little mid-rangy, shelf the lows and then increase volume, maybe with a little compression with a slow release, or a hint of saturation/distortion is also an option), also some reverb like mentioned above, but I'm just picky.

Great song, true to the genre, keep it up.

Not sure why this track is in here twice but mine as well comment again.

Here is a link to fuzeejasmine's acapellas, which are the best sound engineering files I've found on this site when it comes to the subtle use of vocoding (I've drank my fair share of autotune hater-ade):

https://www.looperman.com/acapellas?page=1&mid=fuzeejasmine&dir=d

Check them out and you will probably see what I mean.

Beautiful natural vocals. With the piano and subtle drums it had a "lounge" sound. My only complaint is the cymbal crash that didn't seem to have a context, but that's just my opinion.
I would love to hear the same thing, but with an EQ filter on the vocals and some delay, and then LoFi the whole mix with some vinyl imperfections.
Like I said, beautiful natural voice, lots of range, would be perfect for a slow ii V i jazz scenario, with plenty of room to noodle.

Interesting sounding track. I think the vocoding had cause some specific frequencies that spike the volume; the end is almost feedback in my speaker preventing me from turning it up.
A compressor/limiter on the vocal track plus some EQ notch work (wherever the notes spike the volume) will fix it and make the track sound great (I'm no expert, these are just things I've learned so far).
Also, I would've liked to hear the dry vocals mixed with the vocoder, so that the autotune is seasoning instead of the main course, but that may just be my personal preference.