FreeRadical
if you cant be good be good at it
London, United Kingdom
Joined : 8th Nov 2011 - 14 years ago
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on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
FR
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
First thing I've heard from you in a while!
Loving the sound of these and the mix sounds pretty much spot on. Still trying to figure out why you've uploaded this as a 10 minute track when all of those different parts could stand as tracks on their own??
Either way great job man!
WKS
Glad you could drop by for a listen.
FR
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
The first part sounds like a simple, classic style house track, with its old school kicks and crashes.
Part two has nice vocals, which somewhat reminds me of pop and house together, closer to the modern era in music. Great flow in that one.
Part three has a more complex feel to it. It didn't catch my attention as the first two did, but it's still impressive to hear how it came out. Nevertheless, cheers!
~Ookami
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
Rasmus Tvpp
Cheers for dropping in and giving it a listen. It's the comments that make it all worth while.
FR
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
it also reminds me this article >>
http://monetaryrealism.com/steve-waldmans-latest-post-a-series-of-riffs/
despite obviously there's no relevancy ...anyway..
regarding part 3 I generally enjoyed the variation which
U had designed to happen by selecting that interval of synth.
...was a surprise...especiallY when then the girl begun to sing ...I think when that interval synth comes into music , it's interval toward 3 non key membranophonic line is sensible & U can easily change the pitch of third membranophonic line & Atune with the varation and in fact the scale of that synth interval ..
also something like a altrasion in main melody , or a considered stop , or a syncope too could be another test for a more considered movemenT ..
buT to be honesT this is really god & cool & energizer enough right now too ..& U know I know nothing about such genres...
vocal part was remarkable...& U had hit the targeT by designing a surprise in which vocal was added to us when we didn't guess ...many thnx for sharing FR ....
I downloaded it & will enjoy listening to this later more too ..___Behnam
Cheers for tuning in.
FR
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
Thanks for dropping in and commenting on the track.
FR
on Three Times House by FreeRadical
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
Well done man!
Wayne
FR
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
Cheers for dropping by as always mate.
FR
on Lazy featuring Rachel Clark by FreeRadical
Gramo/Neo
FR
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
As for part three, some people are saying they like it but i don't i think it needs scrapping and a restart (It's not that easy to get three good riffs in a row without f**king it up in places)
Cheers for dropping by.
FR
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
The third one just came on and I like where its going. I don't know why you don't like it, sounds pretty sweet to me. The vocals on the third one could be better though, but I like the beat you've created. I really like the sounds you brought in around 8:48, great work on that. Overall I like this mix, you did a great job on keeping me entertained. This mix would fit perfectly in any club setting. Going to fav this one! Thanks for the listen and take care!
on Reminded by FreeRadical
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
Bass is subtle enough to make it real, some sweet flavours
with the vocal adds...
Moves like it's got someplace to go, keep up the good work....
Peace...TG.
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
House sound a little like Jaydee's legendary Plastic Dreams at the start. Not as good but what else is?
1:10 reverse vocal catches my attention. Then filtered new bass and drums return and it's pretty catchy shit.
1:46 pained but ecstatic vocal (just the one sample?)makes it more fun. And a bit dark, also with that freaky discordant stringy sound.
3:15 and that kick gets fatter so it's more tribal with that extra percussion.
3:30 not the most obvious of changes as it's much brighter and funkier now but it's still good.
3:45 bit of a generic bass patch I'm not so keen on. But it sits perfectly well.
Then some ho gets on the mic. She's pretty damn good, actually. Samples off a CD you bought?
7:15 squelch riffs with a cool bass sound gets me going, And she's back and more ethereal now.
7:45 and we're getting squelchier again. Small squelchy aliens having sex in alien juice in time with the beat.
8:45 is OK but could be made smoother. Bit of an awkward jump there.
Overall, it's a good medley of solid dancefloor stuff.
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
Keep up the very good work!
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
Good Work Bro*
Anyway, cheers for stopping by and checking it out.
FR
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
Great sounds and what a fabulous groove. Very hypnotic indeed. Love it.
Richie
FR
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
I was singing 'Pump up the jam, pump it up
While your feet are stompin'
And the jam is pumpin'
Look at here the crowd is jumpin' over the 1st part and it fit perfect...hell yeah!
RW
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
another hot remix !!
feels like the 90 's are back again !
great !!
greetz
on Bad Boy Sound by FreeRadical
Good Mix...In the clubs where this could be played, I say as far away
from them as the earth is to the moon...these days...
But I must say it is well put together, I find some of the synth hits a
little pushy but I guess that's what Bad Boys do....lol
Cool track....
Peace....TG.
on Bad Boy Sound by FreeRadical
keep on, good work Bro*
DRO
on Bad Boy Sound by FreeRadical
Great vocals
Paulo
on A series of riffs by FreeRadical
High quality oldschool sensation.
Good skills with mix,an electronic greater potential for saving my day hehehe
with respect_ Anubis
Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
FR