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thanks man, it turns out that Shirley Scott was more of a jazz musician, and she would make instrumental songs with her organ, this is like one of the only songs that she sang in

Thank you! The sound is clean and a bit crispy. I'm happy with the result.

Take care!

/Anders

Not sure at all (too dumb for genres, so I chose a random one, sorry) :D

Thank you!

Thanks BLEEP!

All advice is appreciated. Most of my stuff is quite linear because i used to have the habit of roughly finishing stuff after i found the sound i was looking for. Ritchie hawting will be in town the 21'st, sold out unfortunately but i will definitely check out some of his sets.

Bleep i had a listen to oryema he is fantastic i remember 35 years ago listening to Ipi Tombi in the royal concert hall glasgow, scotland but they also danced fantastic tribal ensemble bit unusual for scotland at the time, i wish i had half their energy. thankyou for the kind words. best regards Robbie.

Thanks BLEEP.
I appreciate you taking the time,especially this type of music not being your cup of tea.

Nelson

I appreciate it! :)

Hey Bleep

many thanks for stopping by and checking this one out, very pleased you enjoyed...mosaic...

Oh yes, I definitely know of Front 242! Their work has never been my favorite sort of industrial/electronic stuff, but I've touched on them over the years... including earlier this year when I picked up a cassette of theirs which was still in it's wrapping (25 cents). I can't remember if I've heard it yet or not, maybe I should later today! The term "warbeat" definitely became absorbed into electronic culture in more recent years, and it's good to hear it thrown about again! I was thinking more of Ohgr (a'la "Devils In My Details") while preparing to compose this. Instead it turned out to be something pretty different, maybe more outspoken. Thank you for taking a listen to this, and leaving your words!

At one moment i realized that those parts where too quiet, but i lost the project file by this time :\. Maybe i will redo this song one day.

Glad you like it! :D
You can download it here:
https://soundcloud.com/wobbinmusic/madcat-forgotten-hero-wobbin-remix

yea - actually I have dropped this idea of starting off with the low beat. tried to blend the drums in more in the most recent update of this. thanks for your comment.

Hi Drizz, yes i wanted to tie in to the track an ominous story line which fitted the music which i did first then the story i think its good to let imagination flow like rappers do and exaggerate the story otherwise it would be boring. Its also good to expand my imagination in a childlike manner i have lost a lot of that the older i get. i would like to do some music for a video but i dont have one in any case similar to WC Olo Garb does in " thirsty Rivers which you can see on you tube he is fantastic.

Thanks man! Yes, me and Raymond the drummer did a few of these already, if you look in my profile there are a few there with Hemanifezt. I love that, Blues and Hiphop - what a great combination. And you know, all started with the blues, then came soul, then Funk, Disco and then Hiphop. Straight line...and now they meet again :D

Hey Drizzou

Thank you for stopping by, I like this piece, I just have it on repeat when listening to it, been doing that a lot since doing it 2 days ago, not tired of listening to it yet so that must be a good thing lol, yep you prob are right about it being a deep chillout type of piece giving out that vibe...thank you for stopping by much appreciated...peace n respect...mosaic...

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Thanks man,
Go ahead and listen to the original song for better comparison.
i really appreciate that you listened!