LloydLand

DAWless is an interesting concept - so you more or less play it live on the sampler? Or can you program the whole track there?

Very cool track!

Kind of an interesting interpretation of drum and bass. Very Light on the D & B, with more of an emphasis on R&B. Sounds good, though, and in the end that's all that really matters.

LloydLand! Some awesome work here. You have perfectly captured the essence of house reaching back to my hot mix days. Yep the BMX days with Farley Jackmaster Funk! Thanks for taking me back!

Mark

Welcome back my friend !! Great track overall (music - vocals / well tied) , I love the vibe man !! Cheersssssssssss !!

Let's gooo! I would definitely like it to be little longer as i really like what i heard here. Good job!

Hello LloydLand, thoroughly enjoyed this drum and bass piece my friend....vocals are great blending nicely with this work.

Honoured you used my vocals, thank you! :)

We dont hear as much good house genre stuff as we'd like, especially stuff like this. Anything but Tech House lol. Also hearing Charvox on a lot of songs lately, nice work there. But we all agree - and there are 6 members of our group, including our producer Pnnywze - that this brought us back to our "Club X" days, from 97 to winter of '99. Club X was a unique and among us, legendary long-defunct night club where all of us would hang out, even back the spirit of The Monzder Squadd was taking root. Anyway some of our earliest (and best) experiences with the club scene were had in that place. I mean, it was called Club X for more than one reason lol. Remembering those days was alot of fun for us, thank you for sharing your song. Also impressive u just used an MPC to do this. They are capable of storing much more information than they once did tho. Anyway nice work!

I can add little to what's already been said, FANTASTIC!
A great composition that perfectly suits the voice. Very good work.

V cool gave me 90s vibes

Very nice! Got a great beat that you could easily dance to. I really love that quick tapping sound that comes into the beat at around 0:09. It drives things forward in a very satisfying way.

Nice work sir. Like Dimestop and Richard said, a very clean mix. I love relaxing deep house with a groove I can take to the gym or for a jog. I love that bounce man.
Respect!

Really nice vibe on track. I could dance on it on some beach with ##### in my hand. I love it! Cheers!

great house vibes bro, i could bounce to this so clean, great perc, like a harpers tap sort, the production is tight, nice arrangement and a dancer for sure Lloyd.
the MPC is a great piece of kit, lots still use it and prefer it to a DAW, and as you have proved here the results are just as good as a DAW production, i think lots use both in production also, you have brought some bangers recently bro, well done

Lovely piece, Lloyd.
Really enjoyed it! Its definitely something Id jam to. The mix is clean and crisp.

Hello LloydLand, very nice deep house sound, vocals on this are great.....percussions and effects stand out as well, this could rock some dancefloors......great job.

Great job man.

So professional and sounds modern yet coool

I really admire the gear you use and how skillfully you handle it. The results are, of course, outstanding. You've created an excellent song on Akai's MPC using a DAWless procedure, making the most of your hardware. It is a perfect showcase of imaginative creativity. My compliments to you.
Best regards, Anthony.

Cool track. Really interesting arrangement.
I like it!

Great creation! But what impressed me most was reading that you don't use a DAW, that you work the old-fashioned way. That's quite an achievement these days.

The vocalist rides the musical lilts like a butterfly v Summery ;)

This is a unique fine jam with subtle moves and nice details. Well played and well produced. Thanks for sharing

Great result, well done, I love it. And yes, Daniela's spoken word is something special, I used it too.

It has been a brilliant idea, spoken words have an impact on their own, so giving them a beautiful wrap with music makes things remarkably good.
Best regards, Anthony