Jynxz

thanks Rob for your listening !
Michael

hey bro

thanx a lot

we are the heavy metal invaders ... :-)

in this track, Batka was able to show, how cool guitar player he is ... not because of the solos, (he never liked that) but his melody influence ...
incredible guy ...

fistbump, Danke and the band

Thanks so much release appreciate it :)

Haha awesome comment! Well, the funny thing about "fans" is that in a previous version of the vocals, I'd forgotten to turn the fans off - the standing fans keeping the place cool ;)
Great that you enjoy the "live" sound! I'm trying to get it to sound less garage and more pro, but as long as I get the energy across, I'm happy :)

Thanks a lot Mr Jynx (wasn't Jynx a loony tunes cartoon cat?). i struggled to get a bass on this, still not sure I nailed it. Hadda google te ranngimarie! I don't speak te reo Maori but try to use as many words as I can, when I can. Thanks for the listen mate. Tumeke!

man that mangled sound was the result of one of those accidents that go beyond understanding, and the way silverpaw played it is so empathetic and syncretic, it’s def a match for our chosen subject. i’m really happy you caught this, bro!

Hey Jynxz, good to see you as always

:)

tanks for your listening and comment !
Michael

To break it down in the simplest terms, when I find a lovely sample, in this case, the flute. The ideas flow. I get the image in my head of the results; it's just working to get there is the task. In another way, I'm like a gardener; I plant seeds, feed them with water and wait for my plants to grow. Production-wise, it will take way too long to explain the mix. you can email me or contact my SC on my page if you ever want to chat more on the production

Emmani:)

Thanks Mate, I will find a way to disappoint ;-)

Tx mate... I'm open to different genres depending on what the track is like..

Hey Jynxz - Im crazy busy but not dead yet - hope you are doing well. Thanks for the warm feedback mate - hope to listen to your new one as soon as I can

Thanks!! First of all, yes, I played all instruments live: drums in the studio, guitar and bass direct input, keys through a midi keyboard, vocals in the studio again. No samples except my own :)

The EQ is a good one. I'll check that; there's no brick wall, but both bass and kick drum do have some EQ to filter out noise.

It's cool you still remember my first steps on the path of music :) I think I made many steps since then, not in the least through the help of Loopermen and women who gave me loads of good tips! Thanks again :)

What's up Jynxz,

thank you for listening and the fav ... I know if you like it it must be good.

See you soon ...

Peace from Neanderthal,

Micky

Hi J, thanks heaps for listening and the fav. I wasn't too sure about this track, maybe a bit random, maybe a bit boring but sounds like u thought it was ok. I tell you, after listening to the LM tracks I heard this morning that were so good and creative I started feeling like an imposter, putting my stuff up here. So thanks again.

Thanks Mr. Jynxz!

I stopped playing out live more than 15 years ago. Playing in a band, going to see bands and band practice hones your ears to hear music a certain way. With me it's that live sound. So it's how I make my music sound.

Plus I don't try to make everything perfectly in time or perfectly played, my songs contain all it's imperfections, my lack of skill on the instruments, me breathing, my chair squeaking, the A/C turning on...lol. Hope those pass as audience sounds.

Cheers!

Wayne

Thanks bro! Means a lot coming from you.

Cam

hey thx so much...well i will get back to it then,,,cheers

Thank you for the kind words!

There's a second drum track with the primary drum track on the chorus. It's pretty subtle though. Thank you for listening and commenting. I appreciate it.