Interesting sound Alan and a very successful composition. The song has a very nice flow and the vocals are so well integrated to the story of the music you are playing.
Very well done.
Best wishes for the New Year, Anthony.
Merry Christmas, Alan :-) I like how the song goes through many styles, a fantastic journey. My ear I would give the mix a bit more power in the lower end around 200-400 but that is just my personal preference :-) Cheers, Oli
Wow such an exciting track! Loved every note. There were (for me, in terms of vibes from various tracks), hints of Beth Gibbons from Portishead and the music had some Skunk Anansie feeling to it. The tension and the rhythymn sucks you in and takes you down so many avenues simultaneously. That rock guitar and the timpani interweave as the emotions play out. As they say in Wayne's World - Excellent! Kayos of VN
Thanks a lot for the nice feedback, glad it reminds you a bit of those artists, hadn't specifically thought about Skunk Anansie up to now, but that's good as I like them :)
Hello Alan - Great guitar work here - got splashes of echo and the bunnymen and flock of seagull feel wehn I listened. Love that you have written lyrics. My only suggestion would be to deepen and beef up your vocal to get that angst across. Good work. KayOS at VintageNights
Hi Kay, thanks for listening and for the technical suggestion, also interesting to read about these references, never listened to those bands, I'll take a look :) Alan
I dig this. It's kind of dark and groovy. It's got a good vibe to it.
I like to mix synths with traditional instruments in my work as well, so, I really liked the way you incorporated them in yours.
I think, however, the drums could have been a bit louder in the mix. They're kind of buried in the background, and hard to hear in some spots. Other than that, it sounds good.
nice intro guitar and great vocal, its tight, nice tone, some great sounds like that jews harp cross sort, nice melody tones and a relaxed drum track, the bass is fire, great work mate nice listen
Here's Alan to give us a masterclass on how to set an atmosphere in a song. Your mix sounds like it could be part of a movie soundtrack. Very cinematic!
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Very well done.
Best wishes for the New Year, Anthony.
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Hey I used the same sample..
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Love guitar and the lyrics. Vocals were on point. Well done.
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I dig this. It's kind of dark and groovy. It's got a good vibe to it.
I like to mix synths with traditional instruments in my work as well, so, I really liked the way you incorporated them in yours.
I think, however, the drums could have been a bit louder in the mix. They're kind of buried in the background, and hard to hear in some spots. Other than that, it sounds good.
Good work. Keep it up.
Take care.
V.
Have a good weekend
Alan
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