I liked it from the beginning, and it hasn't diminished throughout. To my ears, it's very well produced, and while I recognize the influences, I still see it as a standalone work. You have something to say and you execute it artistically very well. I find things like that difficult, which is why I don't even attempt it, but you clearly succeed. Aside from the message, it's simply a beautiful piece of music. Do you play those guitars yourself? Hats off, man!
Thank you so much, Mickey. I wish I could play Guitar like that, but I come close with my Synths, and a Nice Roland Me-30 Guiar Processor. Been doing that since 98!
Hi Anthony, a very interesting track to listen to. There's something symphonic about it, like a classical composition. Plus a touch of psychedelic. Great work.
Cheers,
Micky
Hello Micky
You know this psychedelic touch is something I've been told again, on other tracks. I do not do it on purpose, it's just my stuff I recon. I would possibly get to know this style of music, you never know I may discover some kind of proximity to it, better than other styles. Thank you so much for listening and commenting, I appreciate it a lot.
Best regards, Anthony
Hi my friend, I hope you're well. I was going through the old tracks and I got really melancholy... so much good stuff. This one is another great example of your magic.
Would love to hear from you again sometime.
Cheers,
Micky
Wow!!! I see we still share a psychic link. I looking at loops today on LM. It's amazing that you checked out our track the same day. We gotta get the band back together. I'm sure this was a sign.
Hello Manuela, what can I say... you're all absolute professionals. This is a brilliant composition, so voluptuous and comforting, and above all, so beautifully sung... (sigh). You're unmistakable from the very first note.
Liebe Gruesse vom Micky
Hi Chris, that's another beautiful track from you. And as always, it strikes me as absolutely cinematic; it exudes the expansiveness typical of your work. I feel like it reflects the wonderful, expansive nature in which you live. The mix and master are also super transparent. Great work.
Best regards,
Micky
Hi Micky, thanks as always mate. A few other people have been saying 'cinematic' too so maybe there's something there. Been away a few days so hopefully catch up on some listening myself soon. Cheers Chris
Hello Mykael, that's a particularly beautiful track, even if it's probably still unfinished. I really like your intonation... it's always as if you're truly melting into the song. That really shows the qualities of a true singer.
Peace,
Micky
Hey FrenZ, I enjoyed the track (despite the depressing subject matter)... the constant ups and downs... it's extremely realistic and actually describes what I hear from beyond the horizon every day. It's a very well made, contemporary track. Compliments.
Cheers,
Micky
Hi Glenn, I'm always amazed at how incredibly relaxed your work is. It's an art, and certainly not for everyone, to approach things in such a relaxed manner. Great work!
Best wishes,
Micky
Hello Micky, thanking you for listening of course and commenting....I would say a lot of the music I upload I feel so connected to.....so playing and improvising is kind of personal and thought provoking and it kinda comes out that way I guess.....being relaxed certainly helps to minimize mistakes as well....and a few nice surprise note choices when you feel no urgency....if that makes sense. Anyway thank you my friend.
Really, Rita. I would never have expected that from you. It's so completely different from anything we've heard from you before. But it just goes to show that sometimes you can get incredible results when you step out of your comfort zone. That's definitely the case here. The track is so harmonious with your voice, as if it was written for you. Very good - keep it up!
Best wishes,
Micky
Hi Mickey.
I never thought so either but miracles still happen lol.
I am also very happy with this result.
concerns the comfort zone.
It depends on me whether I feel the music and the vibe that I feel makes me sing like that.
Unfortunately, that is not often.
Thank you so much for your compliment and nice words.
My goodness, how lucky I am to have found this by chance. It's top notch. All sorts of styles come together here, but they all fit perfectly together, yes, into each other. You have an incredible feeling for putting things like this together... real art! Even the wrong notes are right.
My big compliment.
Micky
I found this by chance and had to listen to it. I have to tell you that I'm not a fan of AI in music, but you've managed to integrate it very well here. The song is just too beautiful for AI to destroy this delicate feeling.
Hi Glenn,
If I ever have a bout of acute anxiety, I'll listen to this track before I reach for the medicine cabinet... You're a very relaxed soul, aren't you. I like the chord progressions you chose... this could go on and on... until sunrise. Thanks!
Cheers,
Micky
Hello Micky, I really appreciate your comments and time to listen to my track....it means a lot. The music we create can do so much....keep up your good work as well my friend.
Hi TrippleN97, a really impressive track. It's crazy what the hi-hat does in some places. Vocals and soundtrack complement each other perfectly. Very nice work...big compliment.
Cheers,
Micky
Of course I know what it's about. It's a shame you didn't do it, because the song would have been a perfect choice for it.
As a Duesseldorfer, I also know the Ruhr area well. There are numerous historic properties on the outskirts of Duesseldorf that the first major industrialists from the time of the rising Ruhr area had built here... real castles with huge parks and so on.... You can see the rich side there. But I also have many friends whose parents worked down in the mines, and I know the special Pott humor. I also had a few gigs with my band at the "Zeche" Bochum back then.
Best wishes and "Glueck auf!"
Micky
Hello Micky, thank you, I take it as a great compliment! But it just wasn't meant to be.
Yes, I know these large, still very opulent estates. They come from a time when some people achieved great economic success. When I look at today's times, where coal and steel play an ever smaller role, and people prefer to import steel from China and coal from Australia, I wonder what has become of this entire generation of people who worked so hard for us to have a good life. The big names of the once opulent industrial hierarchies, formerly family-owned, now in the hands of large corporations, are disappearing more and more and moving away because the profit is supposedly no longer sufficient.
Somehow I feel like recording this song again with different lyrics that are more relevant to the current situation. Maybe a little protest.
It's great that you also played at the "Zeche". Is your band still around?
Best regards, Manuela.
Hi BeatMaker4real, it might not be your usual type of beat, but it sounds just as professional as what we're used to from you. Dark and mysterious. Great beat... I'm sure the wordsmiths will jump on it...
Cheers,
Micky
Hi zipbass, no idea how you do something like that. Probably work work work. Those horns sound so professional and the vocals are perfect, as is everything else. Great track.
Cheers,
Micky
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Micky
You know this psychedelic touch is something I've been told again, on other tracks. I do not do it on purpose, it's just my stuff I recon. I would possibly get to know this style of music, you never know I may discover some kind of proximity to it, better than other styles. Thank you so much for listening and commenting, I appreciate it a lot.
Best regards, Anthony
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Would love to hear from you again sometime.
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Micky
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Best wishes,
Micky
I never thought so either but miracles still happen lol.
I am also very happy with this result.
concerns the comfort zone.
It depends on me whether I feel the music and the vibe that I feel makes me sing like that.
Unfortunately, that is not often.
Thank you so much for your compliment and nice words.
Greetings,Rita
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My big compliment.
Micky
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I found this by chance and had to listen to it. I have to tell you that I'm not a fan of AI in music, but you've managed to integrate it very well here. The song is just too beautiful for AI to destroy this delicate feeling.
Best wishes from Micky
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If I ever have a bout of acute anxiety, I'll listen to this track before I reach for the medicine cabinet... You're a very relaxed soul, aren't you. I like the chord progressions you chose... this could go on and on... until sunrise. Thanks!
Cheers,
Micky
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Micky
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As a Duesseldorfer, I also know the Ruhr area well. There are numerous historic properties on the outskirts of Duesseldorf that the first major industrialists from the time of the rising Ruhr area had built here... real castles with huge parks and so on.... You can see the rich side there. But I also have many friends whose parents worked down in the mines, and I know the special Pott humor. I also had a few gigs with my band at the "Zeche" Bochum back then.
Best wishes and "Glueck auf!"
Micky
Yes, I know these large, still very opulent estates. They come from a time when some people achieved great economic success. When I look at today's times, where coal and steel play an ever smaller role, and people prefer to import steel from China and coal from Australia, I wonder what has become of this entire generation of people who worked so hard for us to have a good life. The big names of the once opulent industrial hierarchies, formerly family-owned, now in the hands of large corporations, are disappearing more and more and moving away because the profit is supposedly no longer sufficient.
Somehow I feel like recording this song again with different lyrics that are more relevant to the current situation. Maybe a little protest.
It's great that you also played at the "Zeche". Is your band still around?
Best regards, Manuela.
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Micky
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Micky