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Thought it was a bit loud at the five minute mark, but up till now, have loved every second. I like the longer stuff, as long as it doesn't get monotonous, and this didn't.

Liked the message, the beat and how that echoed faint bell sound at the end went low and then higher to the end. Nice touch.

Sounds like Mike D and Mathers had a baby. I enjoyed the message about originality. Good tune.

I stopped by but nobody was home, so I sat down and listened to this one. I enjoy the visits, and it is production like this that will keep me coming back. It was smooth and easy on the ears but I felt the beat. I listened to it while going through an old photo album and it went very well for concentration. I like this style. I recommend Tronic Beat Club or This Really Sucks on my page next. Based on your taste, these should be entertaining.

Dig the strings. I learned from this, so thanks.

I will say that it was smoothing and I liked the piano when it kicked in. Sounds like the vocals would need to have deep emotion about loss of someone, like a song asking for forgiveness.

In the description of your work, you refer to the genre. I took it as...(does this sound like jungle?? cuz I am trying to make jungle.) All I am saying, as I am learning too and was doing the same thing, is find out what you like to make, and then add a touch of jungle to it. Rather than trying to make what the mainstream calls jungle. It takes the pressure off. That's all.

Excellent. Was browsing your site while listening. I will research it more later, but this was my last listen for the day. I gotta sleep, and this was relaxing.

I can get into your stuff, but I would worry less about conforming to a genre, and more about mixing that genre into your style.

As always. Most enjoyable.

I am trying to learn the difference between hiphop, crunk and Dsouth, because it all kind of sounds similar in the pattern, but I guess this is more 'street'. Is that what crunk means? Sounds good though. I enjoyed it. Has a mean tense feel to it. Also, I think you will find most artists on this site are supportive of everyone, regardless of gender.

Purty darn clever.

Love the 40 sec mark. These are the sounds I want to make. Dig it.

Volume is way too low on this. Could not hear anything until about 20sec+ so it was hard to pick out certain loops for a good feedback.

At the first pause, it was too quiet too long. I thought maybe try a phased sound for the transition, or fade one out and one in in the last four counts. I enjoyed the track, jut that one part for me.

It kind of made me feel like I was at a slow motion baseball game with the crowd dancin to the organ. Picture that. I read your profile. Good stuff and know what ya mean. Thanks for stoppin' by my stuff now and then. I'll be back around, cuz it sounds great to exist.

Definitely had great emotion and I just watched a documentary on the Moon project and those that led up to it. The bass seemed a bit heavy though going into the second minute on the volume, not the tone. I have cheap, but not bad, headphones though, so it might just be me. I enjoyed this thoroughly.

Listened to a few of your remixes, but this one I really dig and yeah, that Benassi Bass is cool. Didn't like it at first, but now it is fun.

Didn't like it at first, cuz I couldn't get relaxed, but I stuck with it and enjoyed the second half, and that really relaxed me.

I had muppets on the brain looking at the pic, and the beats rise and sound like they are talking to each other. How about the electric ventriloquist or something to do with zippy or rising.

As a fan of classical I can appreciate this, however, it seemed heavy on the low tones and no high tones, but that's just me. You might want to try, making the Beethoven part higher tones to contrast more with the low dance beat. Just a thought and would love to hear it if you do.

You're going global with this one. That was great. Thanks for the laugh and way to fill the glass half full.

Listened to it while I was reading. Excellent zone material. Excellent.

By the 30 sec mark was rocking my head and tappin ma feet. Classic talent. Sounds like the era I grew up in, 80's 90's, so I naturally like it, compared to those youngsters and their noise they call music. Ha.

Started out sounding like a 70's funky cop show. Enjoying it as I type. Soft, smooth, easy on the ears, relaxing pulse, electronics change up in the middle breaks it up for good variation and shows thought. I got no problem with it.