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This is how to slow down your hot soul! Good work bro!

Wow epic sound. Big fan of modern and traditional sounds from everywhere. You could make a lot of money on the new-age scene with dance trance tracks. For trance, I mean real dance trance not the trance dance scene.

The only thing I would say, try to keep a focus on a beat somewhere a high point in the third phrase it gets lost. The final phrase you get the simple beat cross rhythms perfectly. Loved it.

love the energy of your track. love the fusion of sounds from different styles. I would say in another iteration to focus on one style and develop your special flavors in that style, but this is fun! Regards - Dan

Oh man, this was a refreshing sound. I actually started coming up with a hook or jingle as I was listening to it. Depending on the genre you chose to lead with, this sample would open ears and minds!

This is truly tribal and very mysterious. The closest I have to tribal is Where Do All the Virgins Go: a steady brat with tribal drums overlaid. It isn't really tribal but maybe close. Anyway your track is tres cool and I give it many stars. vigwig

THIS IS INSANE!!! I LOVE THAT DRUM LOOP WTF!!! amazing. I'll be checking out your projects for sure. I love the african inspiration mixed with a techno vibe.

Loving the and creativity in this mix. Well done

Great job Arioph09. A little taste of the motherland. Love the this. Two Thumbs Up and a FAV!

Ronabo

This sounds really good

idk what that wop wop synth is in the back giving melody...but i love that shit lol

crazy cool

This track is really creative and I especially like the intro/beginning. dope!

Great great mix mate
I love the vibe too
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This is very cool. I love the usage of atonal as well as a-rhythmic elements musically. The Khoisan hold some of the oldest genomes of human ancestry on the planet and thus probably have some of the oldest and curious tales to tell.. I love how the percussion also mirrors the clicks found in these languages, and the feeling of Ubuntu you have created with the Bantu elements. well done!
Cru

Nice mix!

Flume vibes. Love the chords, and the drum samples are pretty sick. Great work.

unique, interesting, creative, and nicely sewn together.

Hey i like that !
That's fun because i just go back from a journey to west africa and i've got a project will be needs some music. So i'll work on some african style too. Not so electronic stuff throught it will surely more organic stuff.
Anyway i'll check your other sounds, sound cool

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Very unique and interesting track. I instantly got the feeling of experiencing something cross cultural which is always a special and wonderful gift we humans should embrace and get more of. Thanks for sharing that bro.

Hey there, I like your story. This kind of backstory always lifts the music to a whole new level. Very interesting set-up, good mix of tribal and synth. Keep em coming!

- Mr. Spook'd

Nice work here, definitely getting tribal vibes from this one, you could sample the Batwa polyphonic singing for another track maybe

Peace

Very cool and creative endeavor, I love it when music tells the story. And this is well crafted and mixed. nice work.
Cru

The bassline bumps for sure, and the African rhythm drums add a lot. Great work.

Well done Arloph...! Great fusion too...! ;)
Keep on PLAY!!!

Very reminiscent of Deep Forest, and 90's chill in general.

Really enjoyed the journey.

Thanks for sharing :)