Pnnywze

There's something provocative about 80s style machine drums. They're timeless, for real. One of my favorite types of drums, and touches of Synth and Even Orchestral give me a vibe that reminds me of some themes Ive heard by the Trans siberian Orchestra. Dope as hell man

To no one's surprise, its a lovely piece lol. Great work Glenn!

You're quite the throwback as far as talent goes , youre able to tell humorous stories or deliver heartbreaking tragedy with the same grace and skill, yet somehow find ways to add new and unique things to your repertoire, giving you a modern edge. And oli seem to always know where to take Kays vocals to get the best out of Kay. Its really a joy to watch you both evolve and experiment, im pretty hyped to hear what you do with the new samples I sent.

Note - Rooster is MIA. It wasn't me lol. I promise. Someone beat me to it it seems lol

Good stuff, guys. Im glad you two worked together on this, its really well done. Two of my favs in the community, and really honest artists, too.

Man this one really does hit different now, doesnt it? Some parts have a little more meaning

This is wonderfully done, bro. Something i didn't know i needed to hear until just now...Im not sure if you got my message yet or not, but we are all still in shock. I hesitate to say much due to a very intensive and ongoing investigation into what happened to Cameron and I do not want to jeopardize that in any way, especially until I have concrete facts. But keeping my mouth shut has never been one of my strongsuits. Its tough for all of us for a hundred reasons. Support will get us through it

Man Mindway deserves all the credit in the world for his work here, all of the work he's done with us honestly. you all know this one is by far my favorite

Hello Kay! Interesting and uplifting song man, incredible as always. Its a little ironic that you mentioned a love song in your reply to Jared - ive got something in the works that should scratch that itch. Im having Rob co-produce with me on it because he has alot of RnB experience in his background and he's helping the others dig a little deeper, so he deserves it. I sent you an email some days ago. Btw

Love the song Fanis

U made something awesome and creative with my loops, I couldn't ask for better representation

Whoa, wat the hell, Oli u been holding out on me? Lol. Im jk but this is awesome man. My favorite thing I've ever heard from you

Here is one of those songs with Rita

https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/261522

I didn't realize you were from Rotterdam...are you familiar with Rita? She's also from Rotterdam, and I honestly consider her a close friend of mine. We met 5 years ago here on LM, I became a fan when I first heard her, and now all this time later, I've worked with her 12 times (all with The Monzder Squadd) and every song is fire, man. Most of those are up on The Monzder Squadd page. Anyway, I sent you something extra in that email, lmk when u get it. Now, its ironic u ask about the band I was in, right now most of our discography is MISSING MEDIA and Dano, who was our singer, is offering a decent reward to anyone who still has any of our CDs or Show Singles we released back in 2004 and 2005. Every group member, myself included, lost everything we had in the 20 years since, except Dano, who still had some of our songs on a hard drive, thankfully. Ill send you a couple songs.

Def like it tho. Nice work. I meant to lead with that lol

I like the melody. Are you trying something different with this one? Experimenting isnt just a good thing, its key to growth and evolution. Just messing around with whatever comes to mind can tell you alot about what your musical instincts are, and what your strengths are. Or could be. I like Charvox, but I would've went a different route, like maybe some faint ethnic chanting, and maybe add a refrain with another verse/vocal

Lol. Well, your trademark sense of humor could power an entire album all by itself. It definitely enhances your already considerable talent. BTW im in the process of trying to build a small business myself, all by myself. Id be happy with an employee or 2 - even terrible ones. Lol. Love this, you're ability to speak to the common folk, who would be the average listeners of your music, is done with skill and grace. And familiarity. I feel that you'd be just as at home hanging out and cutting up with The Monzder Squadd or getting your hands dirty on some blue collar job somewhere as you would be in a hip coffee shop or a designer clothing store. Thats a serious credit to your skill to be able to ingratiate yourself with a listener while presenting common and relatable ground. Hearing you sing always feels like a visit from an old friend. It IS a visit from an old friend at this point, for me. Anyway, I've been working on some more samples for you guys. And The Loserz Club album is ready to go, so Ill be sending a link for it

Ok, I sent u an email through Looperman with a Google Drive link

I know quite alot about music theory, but that is mostly due to my background as a musician - Ive played guitar for over 20 years, and piano very near that. When I started learning how to play songs, my brain started to connect alot of dots, even before I ever approached memorizing chords. And thats something a guitarist never forgets. Any decent guitar player will tell u that u will never forget those initial chords once u learn em - Amin, Emin, E Major, Cmin, Dmin, Gmin, F sharp and B major are the ones I'll never ever forget, no matter how long its been since I picked up a guitar. Until last December, I hadn't really played much guitar in close to 10 years. I was once the rhythm guitarist and composer for a Nu Metal band called Dissencion that was mildly successful from around 2003 to 2010, so incorporating that type of music and energy into what Im doing now, especially with The Monzder Squadd, has been the most fun and rewarding music Ive done in a long time. Anyway, Idk why I gave u an impromptu Pnnywze History lesson, but I will say that Ive been thinking hard about ways that I can help other producers, and Im also trying to get my sound design company off the ground, so Im looking at creating a website. It's going to take awhile, though. In the meantime, I'll be creating some tutorials and beat creation step-by-steps soon. And Ive got some loops uploaded here that I created specifically for Looperman, if u want to check those out. I'll email u the chart I made for relative keys, as well

This is such a well crafted ride from start to finish, dude! I always know that im going to hear something awesome!

Man im still making tracks out of phrases and melodies I recorded on a Sony digital recorder 13 or 14 years ago. Make sure to always take time to plant those seeds. Guitar I put together for a band a lifetime ago has a proven extremely useful. Im glad you kept this around and finished it. Its well done, and its also a personal milestone for u

Man this is on a tier few can reach, man. Certainly no A.I.
Excellent work, brother. Thank you for the shout out, and for using my samples. U more than did them justice.
By the way, I just put the last touches on my part of our special project

This is one of my favorite projects that Im involved in. Me and Robin always work well together

Nice work bro. I sent some of the files I got done to u on Discord to review, I worked on our project all night pretty much

I was just messin with ya earlier coz u said u graduated lol. My desire to subject innocent people to my brand of tomfoolery has never left, unfortunately. :P

For anyone who would like to know, the (In order of app.) VOCALS - (J.Holmes, Verse) x CHORUS (j.holmes and Vizzio) x (Rob FAME, verse) x (Vizzio, verse) x CHORUS