Hello crusethus, I will say a lost is never easy when its a parent....to lose both twice as difficult but they live on through you in a lot of ways.....sorry for your loss. Your music allows your creativity to continue and in some ways keep their memories strong....take your time and create the next steps of your journey.....this track is a strong piece and a necessary one...good job.
Thank you, I feel at peace. They both lived long lives. My mother suffered from dementia, and my father went in his sleep at 88 in his home with all his faculties in tact.
You have captured die Lebensfreude here v well, as well as the nuances of feelings you were experiencing, I think, amongst that laisser vibe and immersion into this club culture. V Well done.
Hello crusethus
It is really healing to treat yourself with music, especially music making.
I have suffered these losses, I do understand how much your world has to be rebuilt, you have lost two pylons.
I liked your music especially the ending part, lets say its my favorite amongst the other parts.
My best wishes, Anthony
Hello Cru,
The track has a strong opening with an excellent beat throughout. The synth work is impressive, the vocals are captivating, and the transitions are pap on. is a very well-crafted piece man :)
Thanks Mate. If possible life has been Dreich and Bonnie at the same time, weird, unpredictable, but I am coming through this time as best that I can mate. Always appreciate you.
It is a fully energetic piece of music to my ears, with these ambient like variations that fit so well. I liked it a lot as for the composition and the sound quality. It is written by everyone that listened, this is a great work.
Best regards, Anthony
There is it is! There's the Crucethus I ran into over a decade ago!
This definitely reminds me of your earlier work, but with the evolved quality of the now. I love the instrumentation in this. The vocal samples fit so well, too.
You know, I've never been able to put a finger on it, but I think the best way to put it is that you, sir, are the Jackson Pollack of music. You have a way of throwing so much at the canvas, and it all lands exactly where it needs to, and makes the big picture a true work of art.
As far as chill-out...yeah, for me it certainly is. Considering I fall asleep to bands like Infant Annihilator and Cannibal Corpse. It always cracks me up when a dude will say, "Yeah. I listen to some pretty hardcore, shit, dude. Ever hear of a band called Avenged Sevenfold? They fuckin' ROCK, man!". I just want to put my headphones on them, and go full Marty McFly, and hit play on some Larcenia Roe type shit.
Anyhow, I hope everything's going well for you, Steve. It looks like you had pretty rough road lately, and I sincerely hope it's getting better for you, brother.
Take care, bud.
Aaron.
Hey Mate, Sorry for the Late reply, trying to deal with all the Shit, at the same time so man good things have happened, so It's kind of a mixed blessing, so I set aside music for a small bit. You are right. I have learned and now I apply but the essence and cour de etre still prevails. I don't think I can ever escape that dark underbelly, and to be honest. I really don't want to. Jackson Pollack of music...maybe, but I prefer Piet Mondrian when it comes to art. It's simple, but it's not. The darkness is always between the lines with his art, and so with mine. I appreciate you, mate, and I hope all is well in your camp these days.
Amazing work. Of a good quality and mixing. And this IS chill out in my opinion, cuz it's quite relaxing even though it has a fast tempo. Anyway much credits for this work!
Huh, it actually is quite chilled, who would have thought?! Nice use of the vocal snippet. Great beat too and lots of change ups and variations. Cool track!
Brilliant Steve!
On the other side, if this is chill, I'm out of controll. :-)
Your huge progy attitude is there as the instrument variations too.
Great track, a real treat!!!
Fistbump,
Danke
Hello crucethus, just listened to your track and found it as pounding and progressive from beginning to end, the bass and percussions never broke stride alongside the keys, guitars and various other instruments taking part in this hard hitting track...great track.
My wife is an electro/trance/dance fan. (poor one) :-)
Imagine the situation when a rocker tries to embrace this type of music... :-)
BUT ALL JOKE AWAY, YOUR CREATIONS ALWAYS TRANSFORM THE GENRE!!!
Because of your brilliant progressivity ... as the guitar chop at around 2.50 ...
great track Steve!
fistbump,
Danke
Dude!, I love Rock and metal just as much as I love the electronic world. I love melding the genres (you know that about me already). Music does not need to be gate-keeped by taste sometimes. Thanks as always!
No Worries mate. That bass was from Music Radars Samples I believe bass Boutique. I have had that particular sound in my arsenal for many years. So it's Royalty free and you can enjoy and use with no worries, and no permissions from me mate!
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It is really healing to treat yourself with music, especially music making.
I have suffered these losses, I do understand how much your world has to be rebuilt, you have lost two pylons.
I liked your music especially the ending part, lets say its my favorite amongst the other parts.
My best wishes, Anthony
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The track has a strong opening with an excellent beat throughout. The synth work is impressive, the vocals are captivating, and the transitions are pap on. is a very well-crafted piece man :)
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Best regards, Anthony
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This definitely reminds me of your earlier work, but with the evolved quality of the now. I love the instrumentation in this. The vocal samples fit so well, too.
You know, I've never been able to put a finger on it, but I think the best way to put it is that you, sir, are the Jackson Pollack of music. You have a way of throwing so much at the canvas, and it all lands exactly where it needs to, and makes the big picture a true work of art.
As far as chill-out...yeah, for me it certainly is. Considering I fall asleep to bands like Infant Annihilator and Cannibal Corpse. It always cracks me up when a dude will say, "Yeah. I listen to some pretty hardcore, shit, dude. Ever hear of a band called Avenged Sevenfold? They fuckin' ROCK, man!". I just want to put my headphones on them, and go full Marty McFly, and hit play on some Larcenia Roe type shit.
Anyhow, I hope everything's going well for you, Steve. It looks like you had pretty rough road lately, and I sincerely hope it's getting better for you, brother.
Take care, bud.
Aaron.
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Keep it up,
ZE7DD
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On the other side, if this is chill, I'm out of controll. :-)
Your huge progy attitude is there as the instrument variations too.
Great track, a real treat!!!
Fistbump,
Danke
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Hope all is well
Many thanks
EazyBeatz1250
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Imagine the situation when a rocker tries to embrace this type of music... :-)
BUT ALL JOKE AWAY, YOUR CREATIONS ALWAYS TRANSFORM THE GENRE!!!
Because of your brilliant progressivity ... as the guitar chop at around 2.50 ...
great track Steve!
fistbump,
Danke
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