TheEnlightenedOne

that's amazing! I love how you just used "da da da" for your vocals! It works very well and has inspired me to do some similar stuff. I never do vocals because I can't think of words *and I cant sing, but we have autotune and vocoding right?*

Very nice!

Very nice work I like it.
Well done.
Jamid

I played twice, trying to understand the way you dressed the track. You did a nice, nice, niiiiceeee job! In the second listening (technical one) i found something you can fix: bassline needs some energy (the driving one is too light, add a fretless guitar bassline in mono, one octave down, set it as mono), here needs some adding pads (the existing ones are too little, add some orchestral with high frequency cut filter, then set as stereo, optional a subtle flanging/phasing) last (but not least)raise the vocals just a bit (some parts are difficult to understand, you can add a vocals compression, in the chorused parts optional a ultra thin flanging). I set this as fav, Farisha is one of the best singers here on Looperman, it's been a long time i want to do something with her voice, then you came with this masterpiece! Gran bel lavoro!

Sounds great! Time well spent.

Great production and "Farisha" does have an awesome, beautiful voice. I liked it from start to finish! Awesome job!!!

I wanna live too! Unique sound. Dance vibes for sure.

It sounds very happy! Kind of like closing my eyes and disappearing to a different place where people are dancing and smiling. Pretty cool!

8 Beat! I like it!

Hi
This is a very interesting concept of sounds, it reminds me of old computer games music. It captures the ecentricity of the moment in time.

Nice track, a great listen.

Digital-J

Genre busting works like the one you gave us is always a great sight. It has an almost eclectic feel to it what with the different instrumentation and yet it works.

Dig it! Slick little number you have here. The arrangement, diversity of sounds and a cool idea really make this a good listen. In my head I can hears a number of different styles of vocals from screamo rock to electronically engineered vocals, Trent Reznor, Depeche Mode styled singing or even hip hop or a rap delivery would work. Hope you find the right fit!

Wayne