theHumps

Thank you :)

Thank you so much! I never really listened to this type of music before, but of course was aware of it and thought it was interesting. I listen to more straight up Reggae on occasion though. If you are interested, the updated version is on Soundcloud. (link in one of the comments below). Thanks for taking the time to listen and comment, I appreciate it.

Aw thank you Wayne. [blushes]
Right, not bowing!!

Thanks a lot for your words Wayne.
I tested some more reverb on the vocals before uploading but in a way i didn't liked it that much. So i reduced it more and more and this is what comes close to what i liked :)
Maybe it is because my focus was/is more on the poem then on the track itself ..... I should look for someone from outside to do a mix, maybe others are not that deep into my interpretation of things.

stay tuned
joe

Hello Wayne!

Sorry for late answer, my hand is bothering me, despite the progress made, I still cannot use it as I would like.

Thank you so much!

Thanks for the positive comment ;0)

Hello Wayne,
Perhaps one day I could get the opportunity to jam/collaborate with you. You've got a killer live sound. Your tracks sound like you're right in the room jammin.
Thanks for the listen & comment
PEACE...

Many thanks for the feedback Wayne - yes I agree, I hear too much music that sounds so mechanical and soulless. It does distort in the loud section you're right - I'm not great at mixing and mastering tbh - but I'll def try lowering the levels for a cleaner sound - cheers, Anna-Marie

Thanks, Wayne! I appreciate your comment very much. Your reggae idea is an excellent one. When I'm messing with a vocal and trying out different trap tracks, or just beats, to it, it's kinda like, first come first serve. I find that I'll often use the first beat I try cuz it sounds good and then pretty soon you're just deep into it. I like your reggae idea and just may play around with it. Or you could too, if you so desire, since the 'pella is on this insanely wonderful site.

Thanks for the link & listening in.

Dear Friend, thank you for your comment. In fact, in this period I am looking for new and experimental sounds to obtain effects of strangeness and alienity linked to the Lovecraftian themes that inspire my music. I am really happy that you liked the result of my efforts. Best wishes

Dear Wayne

believe it or not, this track wasn't born to be danced in a disco haha. If you listen to it well, you will find that the track starts as a mix between Offspring (bass line), Planet Funk (drums) and Muse (electronic support elements). Slowly, in the course, the more "dance" elements came in, up to the central part, with the saw resting on real drums, as if to remember "Myxomatosis" by Radiohead. The kick is deliberately "choked", so it represents a halfway between a real drum kick and an electronic one of dance music. Let's say I had a lot of fun mixing things that would hardly be together on a commercial track!

Thanks, Wayne
Maj

Wayn it's so great to read your worth and cool comment. I'm agree with you about mix too just me having no mixer and no hardware for prof mix and mastering and so you can guess how does it go..
Thank you so much for the true comment i really appreciate.

I didn't kidnap Sting. I did a spell and trapped his soul instead. Less cleaning to do in the celebrity gimp room in the basement. I had Tom Sizemore in there for over a year. You can imagine how it was... I left the doors open and pressure hosed him every morning but he refused to leave, anyway, I guess I learned my lesson.
Spiritus Mundi my friend!

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for the feedback.

afrobeat, amongst other mixed genres. idk, i just make whatever sounds good.

Wayne,
Thanks buddy. Devo was an assembly of very likeable nerdy guys lol, and yes innovative, and very fun to watch.
I had a lot of fun doing this one.
Mark.

Thanks for stopping by Wayne.

The mixing defiantly needs work im gonna fix it better eventually. For some reason i find this track hard to mix it took alot to get it this far not sure why. Thanks!

Alex