Rob! You rocked this track from start to finish. Yep, you did your thug thizzle with that lead bass. This is reminiscent of the group Niacin. Very interesting journey. Expertly arranged, and your drum work is stellar. This is the very best to date and fully faved. TTYL.
I'm glad you liked the
Drumwork on this track, it
seems to me that we are both
having a good time with each others
main instrument. I've been hearing you
just crushing the Keys from Rhodes to B3.
Every since you turned me on to separate mikes
and alternate Drum pieces, I can't seem to finish
a track until I spend a ridiculous amount of time picking out each piece, out of a almost infinite sea of choices. At some point I gotta make a Kit I can live with lol.
I really appreciate you stopping by and giving this track a
listen, the fave is icing on the cake.
I hope I'll be able to put music back into my daily routine.
I'm trying real hard to pump the brakes on this "everything all at once" chapter.
Hey UE. Yep this one too. Great job. You worked Roland overtime and they just released a new version with honestly the fx section is the very best in my arsenal.
Thanks Mark. I really enjoyed doing this tune. I guess it matched my mood at the time. I am loving the updated Zenology. Some of the new Voice patches are killing me. Reminiscent of Pat Metheney ....Last train Home.
Thanks for the listen man Always watching for your listens and comments. Finally back to my main home.
Yep this is what’s up! That organ is front and center! But that bass line is too nasty with that sax then the guitar solo. This is superb work. Great job!
Yo T! What a start! Mellowness personified. And yep I hear that buttered saturation! Now what’s up with those guitar runs huh? That piano? That bass? You wrong for this masterpiece which my ears told my finger to bang on that heart LOL! This is well thought out and wonderfully executed throughout! My day is now made. Peace.
What's up 77, I did those runs for the haters. Yesser Thanks to my little friend J37, Suttle but yet noticeable to the trained ear did it's job. I like that description, buttered saturation. Those ears of yours are going to catch you a case telling your fingers to bang on hearts LOL. As always thank you for stopping by.
BaoBou! Nice entrance with the bass setting the pace. Your vocals are tied to your personality, which speaks volumes on the believability of your tracks, keeping it real and fun! A Very strong trait of yours. I'm totally digging the melodies used throughout, with the chord progressions heard @1:34 and your guitar solo. Now @ the 1:54 mark, you've got space for some transitional cleverness to bridge over into that change there. The exit vocals fit just right. In closing, GREAT job as always, buddy.
Hey Mark, thanks a lot! My lyrics always have meaning to me indeed - I'm a story teller, so it may not always be my story, but I always try to say something people might recognise, even in a "simple" happy song.
I'll check 1:54 again, if that's what you meant, and thanks as always for your thoughtful comments (hug)
Yo Dirt! Yep this is nice. That’s my kinda groove @ 0:54. That bass resonates and those Rhodes chords with the guitars is sweeeet. The movement sounds great. Enjoyable listen for me.
midiman007. What a solid track you’ve got here. The arrangement moves nicely and the drums are sitting perfectly in the mix. Nice work and an enjoyable listen.
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. I had help on the drums from a friend Scott bondholder when we used to collaborate. I wish you and your family the best.
Mykael. This is so nice relaxed and laid all the way back. What’s the plan for this? Impressive! Ruslan laid that solid foundation for you. This is a hit! Very well done. Peace.
Hello, Mark! Thanks so much for listening and for your remarks! The plan is to turn it into a proper song to be including on my Album Project. I hope your words ring true, and it is a hit...but one never really knows. LOL. Yes, Ruslan knocked this on way out of the ballpark. I consider myself quite Lucky.
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Mark
I'm glad you liked the
Drumwork on this track, it
seems to me that we are both
having a good time with each others
main instrument. I've been hearing you
just crushing the Keys from Rhodes to B3.
Every since you turned me on to separate mikes
and alternate Drum pieces, I can't seem to finish
a track until I spend a ridiculous amount of time picking out each piece, out of a almost infinite sea of choices. At some point I gotta make a Kit I can live with lol.
I really appreciate you stopping by and giving this track a
listen, the fave is icing on the cake.
I hope I'll be able to put music back into my daily routine.
I'm trying real hard to pump the brakes on this "everything all at once" chapter.
PEACE from the East...
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Mark
Thanks for the listen man Always watching for your listens and comments. Finally back to my main home.
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I'll check 1:54 again, if that's what you meant, and thanks as always for your thoughtful comments (hug)
B.
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Thanks again!
LovePeace&Light,
Mykael
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