oasisduke

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oh you naughty, naughty cats...this is special. i want to talk about how sophisticated slick the use of tempo shift is in the intro; you create a beautiful uneasyness with the 'synth' - as it sounds like it might be off tempo - so the listener anticipates the beat drop, just to see how the hell itll all fit together. then you accelerate it, and drop this classic quick drum riff...made especially unique by the kick following the synth melody for the four count. it jack hammers the melody into your brain stem...LOVES it. great breaks and drops thru out. you know i would love to hear that wobble you introduced toward the end [maybe givin a dubstep break by slowin down the beat and makin the wobble the star for bit...only a tease bit, tho..then droppin the uptempo beat and bringin everything back to close it out]...it adds just a touch of grime to this adrenaline piece. i gotta hear it on some good speakers, instead fo my shyte headphones for more comments on production value and mastering, but it sounds pretty damn good thus far.
really great work, guys. keep em comin...you know i'll be listening.

love your sitar in this. very well done.
nice work!

your description is spot on....i can almost smell the city fog, scented with exhaust and livestock and aromatic spices. great transition in the middle...really captures the fast paced, hustlle and bustle city vibe. the transitions thru out are really unique and make this a very fun piece to listen to.
really great work!

stunning.
you dont have to soeak the language or be familiar with the poem to get the feel of it; your music conveys that just fine, i think.
really nice work...i only wish it were longer ;).
great job!

love it.
haunting, yet it makes you want to move. great use of the samples, the pella and the sitar. this is really fine work. im sad you never got back with me...i would love to collab and work with you.
no matter, love this piece and cant wait to hear more from you.
cheers!

::yeah...and i responded to your email and never heard back...so i didnt know what was up. look forward to hearing from you :)::

im so glad i stumbled across your work. my creative cup was runnin on empty, adn your pieces have filled it right back up. this piece is just as beautiful and masterfully assembled as your others that i have heard. i love that your tracks immediately wisk me away from my humdrum cubicle to a more exotic place. really great work.
kudos!

beautiful.
this track really takes you to the far east. of course its right at home in fusion, but it would be just as welcome in cinematic...i cannot help but see sweeping wide shots of both city and countyside china landscapes. just beautiful...
uber kudos!

yep...im likin this. im partial to tracks with a middle eastern/indian feel to them, so this is right up my alley. solid mix and production value.
nice work!

yeah...this is a really fun production. great melding of some pretty complicated pellas. love your tribal-esque break and the main drums are just the right amount of simple so they hold the piece together instead of taking it over.
really fine work!

your dubstep tracks have a great ambient quality that is often quite difficult to pull off in such a bass heavy genre. really liked this piece, as well.
keep 'em coming...i'll definitely be listening ;).
great work!

this type of dark, naughty wobble is what first drew me to dubstep. really like what youve done with this piece. that synth "melody" creeps in your head and refuses to leave. i cant wait to check out more of your work, cause this is beyond solid.
wonderful work!

the production value of your tracks is sounding better and better with each piece. you know i covet everything you do...this track is no exception.

love love LOVE the piano on this track. i actually like the sparceness of the beginning of this track [but im quite partial to more progressive tracks]. each musical component -including the vox sample- is really well placed, making this a cohesive, enjoyable piece to listen to.
really great work, again!

masterful use and placement fo vox samples on this one. i would just like to hear a bit more melody, perhaps brought out with synths or some other ambient sounding instrument. other than that, this is another solid piece from you.
nice work!

wonderful use of the sitar loops. i adore your percuss work on this, as well. love tracks with a middle eastern/indian feel to them. youre gonna have to put up more unpolished pieces if you want any constructive criticism lol cause i cant find anything i dont like about this track.
nice work!

the breaking glass 'snare' effect is so very clever, and was beautifully executed. i really dig this piece. yes, the wobble and perfectly simple drum pattern says dubstep to me...but your whimsical, almost bubbly synth work flirts with the idea of wanting to be electropop. the juxtoposition of the two makes this so such a joy to listen to. really great work...
kudos!

kids are the best critics, as they arepristinely narcicissitic lil creatures that havent yet development an understanding of the concept of empathy...so they dont have that clouding or dictating their opinions. if you can get a child to move and groove, i think youre definitely onto something ;).
thanks so much for your listen and review! keep your tracks comin...like i said, i ll be listening...

you can already hear the skill progression in your tracks...i believe youve go a natural knack for the dubstep, not only just for imitation purposes, but for innovation purposes as well. you bring a refreshign new twist to what can be quite a difficult genre to master.
i cannot wait to hear what you come up with next. keep up the great work...i ll be listening. ;)

cheers!

really dig this instrumental and the pella. my only suggestion would be to place some more effects on your vox. but youve got an ultra solid crunk track coupled with a cohesive spit and catchy hook.
nice work!

i ADORE this track. the mix is impeccable. its got me bouncin' and grindin in my seat a work...not an easy feat, as absolutely NOTHING but good music makes me happy when im here.
i ll be listening to your work from now on, soakin' up as much inspirado as i possibly can. ;)
kudos on a wicked piece!

yeah...i would love to take a stab at this. the progression is mesmorizing, and i can already hear a LOT of things on top of it. you can take this song in so many different directions. im surprised you named it "sweet", because i feel it is so much more ..ummm..complicated, i guess is the word im looking for, than that. we 're dealing with some really intense emotions thru out the piece. ..and i love love love pensive pieces [theyre my specialty lol].
great work, and i ll definitely let you know when im done remixing this one. i think i can do it justice. :)
cheers!

the instrumetal portion of this track is stunning. hollys vox are used very creatively...but the guitar, strings and percuss are the real stars of this piece for me.
really great work!

those bells are deliciously eerie...and they force the listener to anticipate the naughtiness of the bass drop. great use of the vox sample...beautifully cut. i only wish the bass hit just a bit harder, but that is the only criticism i have of this really fun dubstep remix.
love love love this track...kudos!

funky, indeed..but this belongs in cinematic! what an old school soundscape delight..[i cant believe the 80s were 30 years ago, and can now be considered "old school" lmao]. i mean come on, tell me this doesnt make you feel like a bad ass cop who breaks all the rules ot get the job done during the opening credits of a leathal weapon-esque crime dramedy. its divine. your composition is falwless. the musical components and percussion pieces all fit together so effortlessly.
mad kudos, my musical friend. thsi is a wonderful track!

great use of the piano sample. my only criticism is the conflicting keys of the piano and the synth...but other than that, i really like the sort of off kilter composition of this track.
good job!