CINCOCENT

Thanks, Mate. I look at what you do, and you are so persistent and making new music, and giving us the raw sounds of your endeavors. I so appreciate that you do that. that's what will make you better and improve, and not sound like I am slagging you off because what you do produce is so good and charming and so good mate, there is so much incredible potential in what you do. But your words to me sound like they are from the heart and an immediate emotional response. I can only humbly thank you for listening to my music and taking the time to comment on what I do. I knew this one worked after I made it, but seriously going into it I did not know what direction it would have taken. And as any artist knows, you have no idea how other people will listen, take in, and understand what you have just produced. I love the enthusiasm you have for music and other people's works, and I wish you nothing but success in your art.
Steven (Crucethus)

Thanks Friend for the great attention you have given to my music, your comment is for me a reason for real satisfaction.
Best wishes

Thanks for commenting. Thing is I have already "made" it to where I want to. I make money from my creativity, I own and operate a local studio where I offer services, also online. I have fun making music. Also have ties to the industry that im comfortable with. Its a fake ##### place that will take away a person's passion for making music. That's not my aim. Also certain views and criticism of people that don't know me judging me and my art is to be avoided. Some of it spills over on this website ツ. Thanks for stopping by CinCoCent.

THANKS MAD APPRECIATION

Yo thanks!

I'm all the way up!

Thank you for listening CinCoCent!

Best Regards!
Julio

Thanks bro. We all striving to get better at this music bra. Im here to inspire and aspire and live up to my moto "stay original and keep improving." Bless bra.

Thank you! I'm working at it so hopefully soon. I've hit a creative block for now but we'll see.

Thank you so much! It actually does have a bit of a narrative to it, or at least a character scope I latched on to as I was arranging it. The instrumentation is very chill but the time signature and pulse feels kind of anxiety inducing to me. So I wanted to capture the feeling of being busy but sort of lost in your own head and detached for better or for worse.

In short, it's about a person going through the grind of catching a late night flight (a red eye), mindlessly going through the motions of boarding said flight, nearly missing it (perhaps intentionally), and finally taking off (or landing) and snapping back to reality to do it all again. That's the ambiguous story the vocal samples tell, anyway.

The guitar at the very beginning and end to me symbolized an alarm clock going off. Representing the repetitive, daily grind. The noodling guitar lines feel like the mind wandering elsewhere and the bass is desperately trying to pull it back to the present.

But you can interpret however you want! That was just what I used myself to make it feel a little more cohesive.

Thank you :)

Thanks for listening in.

Thank you. I value progression and variation.

THANK YOU BIG HOMIE!!!