sounders

Class caricature full of thrills and tings. Understanding how fast and accurately everyone can listen is a key to understanding music productions. The Devil is in the detail and your details are devilishly good in this one. I don't have any pokes in the fire uploaded this time however I have a folk vox line I've been meaning to attend too. I'm hearing Hurdy Gurdy though. It's a brilliant instrument that seems too be hanging off the cliff edge of musicality by it's fingernails always ready to drop into an abyss of cacophony and archaic wailing and gnashing at any moment. You know.. Medieval Rave.

I can't express how good I think this track is because: 'The field contained disallowed or unsuitable language' and I wasn't even swearing. Great Track!

This is an epic journey and a beautiful tapestry of woven threads and lines, the contours and textures flow into each naturally and inimitable. It's a hard story spat back with fire, power and glory.

Aloha I feel these sounds have been past down from the ancestors into the machines and across the wires and oceans to arrive at my ears like some mighty message of wisdom. As a tribute for these I would like to offer you a stainless steel pan set. These cannot fit down the wires however you can have them if this is possible, or also in the dreams of your ancestors, whichever happens first.

This is a really nice track to listen too. The lines you've created are emotional and compelling. I like working with classical instrumentation and orchestration. Listening to this inspires me to work on a piece I found in my catalog recently.
The AI story makes me sad. It's a place to thrive mainly for the dishonest and grifters. It's stolen valor. Stolen skills and endeavour.

This is a really unique piece. The contrast between the softer melodies/lines and the vocal with there harder edge processing is superb. Dreamy yet focused. Genius.

This is such a good track, really nice noir feel. It's got some nice moves. Reminds me of Sade and similar tracks from around that era. Thanks for sharing.

Really like the class breaks feel on this track, it's a sound that reminds me of some excellent times well played. Well played.

Cool track. If I was a super smart robot I would be tapping my foot and going "you know what, this is reminiscent of 'A Higher State of consciousness' by Josh Wink. Good times.. We had to get by on 256mb of ram back then, none of your 32gig sticks.. Computers nowadays have it so easy and don't get me started on floppy discs.."

This track has that special sauce all over it. Is it the sounds or timbre's? is it the levels? I don't know, we may never however it makes me very happy and want to wish you all the best with productions.

Masterful mixing and grooves going on. Nice productions. I enjoyed my listen and may use it as a reference to some things I'm working on.

This one of my favorite pieces of your. I've listened to it quiet a few times now. With clinical ears I agree with Oli that the vocal do get a bit crispy at peak however this is because it's one of my favorites of yours. The form is beautifully gnarly and undoubtedly original. Give me something I've never heard before, you did and you do.

I could listen to this dance groove for seventeen years.

This is such a pleasing pleasure of a groove. tight and full of satisfying sounds. And yes I was rocking my shoulders ready to break out into some fire starting dance moves.

Really impressive lines and superb sense of musicianship. I love the latin feels of this one, it's full of all the good stuff, Wishing wellness and good times. I'm jacked.

Hey hope all's good. Really heartfelt song really well put together. I did finish the other track btw. Wishing all's well and your having productive and creative times.

This is so cool. I love what you did with the drums and clear vocal lines, Really great production and moves there.
I'm glad people are experimenting and putting out leftfield pieces. It makes life so much more interesting and fun.

This piece grinds my girders and took me on a real trip. I was making the face and shaking my head. Death to Machines!

Solid beats and I'm a sucker for an 808 thrum on the low end. I'm likin this Southern Hospitality very much sir.

This is a solid fire drop. Helluva beat with impeccable bars. I'm seriously moved and continually impressed by your skills. I like the way the breaks defy expectation before hitting in again. Great stuff. Hope your well.

Hi Richard I've re-posted the track with your vocals. Its on my page. I ended up reworking a lot more but I hope the results are OK and you approve. Wishing wellness and blessings.

This piece is like watching a Terrence Malick movie.

I love the beautiful mysterious liminal quality this evokes. Like watching rain on window pane or the slats of light cast on a wall from blinds by the street light.

All your tracks have great form and integrity. A play well made. Solid beats and crisp snares I aspire too. I really love the crossover metal stuff too, It hits me in the shnits like a muddalikka.

Heavy Drop as always brother.
I don't want to be part of a revolution I can't dance (Or make music) too.
Mother Jones (Maybe)
Wishing you well with your sentient and salient splashes of noise and colour in our lives in these times.