phantomproduction

Thanks! It went well in the Walk Hard movie, actually. Funny movie, a comedic satire on the Johnny Cash movie Walk the Line. It is in a minor key so it gives it that "tarentino" feel to it I suppose.

Thanks!

Wayne

Thank you very much!

P.S.: I love Weed!And the weed loves me! :)

thank you!! really appreciate that!

Sent.

Phantomproduction thanks man! This is the un-mastered and un-mixed version of the song I’ll have the full mastered and mixed version on my YouTube. Hopefully it was fixed in the process of mixing and mastering I have not had a release date set up yet but I’ll let you know when it’s on there!

Thanks heaps. aye it was a crackup. funny thing was she had no idea what music she was speaking to! I just handed her the mic cause she was criticizing me.

Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you bro)
I'm glad you liked this track

working on it now

Hi Thank’s a lot for your hints !
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I did NOT work with samples this are my own drum patterns !
I have E-Drum and there I am bouncing my recording and I am using RC-20 to get the sample touch !
for the the sound I am using Rubaddrum(https://www.westfinga.com/vstplugins)
LOL if it sounds like a sample this is what trying to achieve. !!

Hello Michel,

Hey man I really appreciate your listen and comments.

PEACE...

Thank you so much!

Hello Michel,

thank you for your kind words. I must say I don't know myself how it all comes together sometimes. But it seems to be a good intercontinental collab between me and Jynxz ;)

Cheers and a happy new year, too,
Micky

Thanks Michel

I do not remember... Sorry. Thank you for the appreciation of the song. Happy new year.

Hello Michel. Maybe some day my voice will "rock" out. :-)
Thank you.

Thank you.

Hi, Michel. Thanks and Happy New Year to you also. I think that next to "Hallelujah" and "Bird on a Wire", the song "Everybody Knows" is one of Leonard Cohen's most notable songs.

There have been a lot of covers done of Cohen's original, but the one by Sigrid was really unique. And entirely different kind of interpretation.

Cohen's original was kind of defiant.

Sigrid's version, to my ear, starts off communicating more of a defeatist flavour. Resigned to the inevitable. But, gradually as the song continues, the tone changes to become more strident and defiant. And then, settles down again in the final acapella part of the last bar.

Really, a masterful example of a single piece of music conveying a range of emotions.

Thank you friend for your comment an yes lets make this year a happy one