Mosestone

I loved it!
From beginning to end. The vocals, the rhythm, the instruments, the overall sound quality. That violin with its Celtic touches is captivating.
The lyrics are fantastic, performed by those two voices. Is that you?
I've already downloaded it, and as soon as I can, I'll listen to the rest of your releases, because if they're this good... I'm definitely listening.
Congratulations on your work.
Juan Carlos

Well done. Sounds great.

Very cool! Who's the vocalist?

Radio ready and fabulous instrumentation and vocal

Great work!

Duro!

Great work!

Ohhh Mosestone... there's a lot of magic in there. Excellent compilation of extraordinary sounds, yes, the whole thing is extraordinary... the perfect example that there is infinite space beyond the usual....
Cheers,
Micky

DOPE! Keep it up, this is real good

that is one coool rap Kay

Hello Mosestone, I like the various styles you've combined....don't know exactly which genre I would put it but then again it's what you want it to be. You've done a good job of making it all your own....vocals are good and music moves in and around the vocals giving it a different feel....good job.

This is really cool, like it a lot. Your voice and the music, except for the rocky bits, somewhat remind me of Fat Freddies Drop. Enjoyed the lyrics too. Nice one.

Oh wow, I really appreciate it! Great what you did there, the rock side of the song is incredible, I wasn't expecting it! Experimental as I like it!

It ain't Phonk. Music is great though!

Very good vocal on this!

That's pretty amazing. I love it!!

I really like this experimental style - a great sounding track that holds ur interest throughout Kay

this is really cool man , one of the few tracks on here that i actually enjoyed

top work g

Wowser Moses! You have a great voice there and you put ur stamp well an truly on that reggae riff - wonderful stuff. I heard a splash of The Specials influence in there, too - Prima, Fantastico, muy bueno! KayOS of VintageNights

bro such an authentic sound, reminds me of the 70's- 80's, proper reggae, great lyrics and story telling, trumpet is stellar, but the whole piece was tbf, great voice too, i didn't think i was on the loop thought i was in the speakeasy boppin'

Ahhh... this is too good ... bloody brilliant ... there are not many peripheral music styles on this page, only the usual ones ... trap, boombap, hiphop blah blah blah ... that's why this song is very valuable ... the trumpet just brightens the evening ... it's night here bro...
huge one,
fistbump,
Danke

Man, love the tracks I listened to just now. Very creative in such a range of genres, and defying genres more often than not. Hats off, Zoot

Awesome. Reminds me of what I consider the golden age of Jamaican reggae in the 70s. Righteous!!