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This is really tight. I think the vocals could be a tiny bit louder, just enought to compete on master bus compressor with the attack of the kick. It's a very good mix and arrangements. Good work :)

I like this composition :D
wall of sound
"To attain the Wall of Sound, [PHIL]Spector's arrangements called for large ensembles (including some instruments not generally used for ensemble playing, such as electric and acoustic guitars), with multiple instruments doubling or tripling many of the parts to create a fuller, richer tone.[5] For example, Spector often duplicated a part played by an acoustic piano with an electric piano and a harpsichord.[6] Mixed well enough, the three instruments would then be indistinguishable to the listener.[6][7]"

The song is very nice. Mixing the sounds you use this way doesn't make anything commercial or non commercial imo. It's just packaging for a message. What color envelope does not effect the message but it affects who may or may not open and read the message. If the goal is to spread a positive message, then absolutely nothing is too commercial or successful ever, and perhaps several methods of delivery should be employed, as the goal is to spread the message far and wide.

It's a very good track as usual. One thing I noticed is that the hook and the sample are supporting but maybe not complimentary imo. -As in I like the piano loop all throughout the verses, but on the hook, the vocal performance is stronger than the backing loop. I would add another chord layer or a modified loop chop maybe during the hooks.
I could listen to it again as is. It's fine. That piano sample can step up to the vocals a little :)

The timing set up on the stabs in the intro gives the track a unique angle for every other timing placement. I didn't hear it referenced later and kept listening for the dotted quad placements. I like how that works as an arrangement device. Complimentary and layered sounds are working together effectively throughout. The outro is good for a live DJ set as well.

I'm a sucker for drift phonk. I wouldn't mind some more bass on my speakers so I can slide sideways into a mailbox with spit flying out my face as i chew on a burning cigarette at 80mph popping through a cloud of tire smoke. It's a very specific song :)

I really like this one. Has Dr. Who rolling credit vibe. or end of horror movie music. Very sparse and engaging.

These arps are really strong. Familiar but not overdone. Good composition. Everything is set up perfectly for a nice lead vocal.

So groovy, seriously.
e-piano wins an award at 2:20

Great buildup and mixing. Everything is solid and placed in the mix. No frequency fighting, etc. really good polish on a fine idea realized.

I like the bouncy vibe and the guitar chops. i think the guitars are maybe too far panned right. The mix feels out of L/R balance on my headphones. It might not be a factor if vocals are present. The track is easy to listen to and the guitar arrangements at the end really pick up nicely..

Great lyrics Rita :)

The chords move and support. Nicejob on that. They are rich and textured without pulling away from the vocal.

These are really slick arrangements. Nice production too. It's all unusual and accessible at the same time :)

Regular expected nasty ass kicking from striking daggers.
Take notes on this production!

My artcore doesn't sound like that.
must be in the fingers. :)
That is so smooth and nice.
Thanks for sharing!

This is super groovy. If I had a place to set up my gear I would try to record a vocal to this.
I downloaded it to mess around with. Good work on the track!

This is really good. I think the vocals need to be louder and more in front. I like the song too.

This is very appealing. I think it could use a topline synth to set it off. the mix and vibe are really good.

This is hot. The rap is fantastic.

This is already looking good. It's the kind of track that will get better with each automation pass. The long sessions will pay off for this one :D

This is an epic fuzz fest :D Wonderful. Reminds me a little bit of Red Fang.

Maybe nu jazz or electronic jazz? I have a feeling there is a very specifically named dance genre for this that i just don't know about. Whatever genre the group Plaid is. I like it. it's very nice in my headphones.
Plaid's style crosses a number of genres - electronica, dance, ambient, experimental -wikipedia for Plaid

This is groovy. I think you should put some vocals on it.

This is so swanky. Great beat and production!