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I love Kyle`s clear vocal style....SJ...dont hold back on the piano.I love it..Its one of the most expressive instruments ever & I will never get tired of it..I could sit in the corner with a cool beer and listen to a piano player all night......I wish I could play it properly but I am just self-taught and quite inept....I understand Behnam`s point about pitch...its a little noticible at the intro but the airy nature of the music would only make it recognizable by a skilled musician like Behnam...and its great that we learn from one another here on the Loop...Its also great that we can create and listen to music like this that is a piece of individual art...and real expression...as opposed to the canned stuff our radios play...Good for you..I always enjoy listening to what you come up with and this is no exception....as danke has said....its different...and its special....Keep doing it and if you have too many piano parts over at your place just send them over to me....all the best...Ed

You totally nailed the whole vibe Steve...super bit of musical art....definite fav & thanks for the download....great job....Ed

I really like this one domr...a very enjoyable listen on my side of the ocean this morning...well done....Ed

Dig those older tunes out and give them some air Mark.what with the new sound toys that keep on coming along I bet you can even have some fun with them..like this one & it doesn`t need anything you haven`t got in there already.....nice moving - along uplifting kind of vibe that floats you along with it....very nicely done....Ed

now thats interesting...like the intro acoustic in 6-8 time signature ..really quite unusual yo hear two different time signatures in the same mix and still have it all work...I see you are receiving a variery of positiove responses and that is an achievement...and I enjoyed listening to this one as well....Ed

oh yeah...this one is a real pleasure on the ears Steve..definite 11 out on 10 in my book and a fav...and thanks for the DL...it will be on my MP3 player....standing ovation from this ol boy...Ed

Sure its a bit repetative...but its totally good old rank rock...the kind that makes you jump in the mosh pit & not worry about the guitar...which has that Gibson/Marshall squak that the genre is noted for...some of need a fix of this stuff once in a while just to keep a balance...way to go Kevin...got my fix for the night....feels good....Ed

I love it when I find imaginative stuff like this clindsay...its a great combination of musical elements that you have married together so well...really like the outro part in particular...great job....keep on...Ed

a very haunting style of vocal...appropriate to the loneliness that you mention....I look forward to hear it with the musical accompaniment that others have mentioned...Ed

I am hearing a very talented lady of the West coast...and at the end of the music waiting to hear her sing some more...I think your voice will be the star of much of what you do musically Prelude....now I must go and listen to your other track and hear what else you do...Ed

Hip Hop has come a long way since its origins...I think that is likely a result of the different instruments and ideas that artists around the planet have brought to the genre and I think It has added a lot more musical quality to it...the backing vocal & piano bit works really well and you laid this one down really well SikStyle...Ed

Hot dam....you lift everything up into the clouds...and while it may seem simple, those special touches you bring to the mix are just the ticket Orlando...love the violin of course...but the piano parts are a great touch (you should do more of that)...and the seashore effects at the intro & outro set the scene...I`m sitting here with a great big smile on my face...you are a thoughtful musician and a fine talent..You should be proud of tyhis one....I am......Ed (havent forgot about those tracks...just have to find time to finish things a bit & uncertain about what might work)

All your tracks that I have listened to seem to have some kind of smooooth vibe to them that makes for great listening Steve...some music (even the stuff we like) can get tiring to the ears after a while but to my mind this is the kind of music that a person could spend a lot of time with....nice variations in the beat & instrumentation..That break around 3:45 is great...Its sounding really good up here a few K North of you (where you can put a minus sigh in front of your temperature & it will be pretty close to ours)....stay cool mate....Ed

It was good before Anders and I hear you`ve bumped it up even more with your changes...really like the horn part in particular and I cant remember exactly how your original version compares, this one is a real smooth ride...the synth lead part is well done and while the distortion is a bit different it does distinguish it from the usual and that is often a good thing...You obviously put a lot of thought & work into this one and it shows in result...a big well done to you...Ed

different James...and thats always an accomplishment...I would not be a good source of advice on the genre..but my observation would be a bit similar to PDRaka..the beat and rap sound like they were recorded at different tempos that dont quite line up (I`m just listening to the vocal in the same context as a singer...so maybe thats not applicable)...keep on doing it your way....Ed

Hi liaviathin.....really like the bass in this one...this is the track you linked in the comments on my "Sunday morning" tune......but didn`t hear anything in the mix that sounded like guitar....Ed

You sing better than Neil Kenny...no #####...somebody will nail me for saying so, but Neil should stick to writing even if I totally love the odd tune he has done (Prairie Wind album is a classic in my book)....you`ve got some good company on this one and it really sounds good....super bit of work guys....Ed

maybe its just me...but I thought I caught a little bit of Celtic vibe in the guitar line (I (mis)spent a couple of years of my youth down the road from you in Glasgow (Brigton)....anyway, very cool track Extraball...a lot different than I expected when I seen the electronic genre up there..but its a dm good difference...different mix of instrumentation and a nice subtle little melody line that draws you along with it....well done...enjoyed this one...Ed

when I listen to the electronic genres (that I dont claim a lot of knowledge about) and hear some nice chord progresions or key changes I usually think "I must be listening to a keyboard player"...as it seems part of the musical development of those who play the keys involves a whole lot more musical and music structure knowledge than those who do the DJ thing....I realise that the genres tend to follow particular (dance-based) structures but for a listener it is always a bigger pleasure to hear the musical elements as well....very nicely done Polyfronetic....If I wasn`t so lazy tonight I could dance happily to this one...Ed

yeah...you`ve got something different going on surya94...and in a good way...its nice to see genres mixed up a bit & taken in a new direction...the backing tracks could likely go with several genres (like the string stuff)..almost like cinematic hip hop...well done.....Ed

Kudos to you domr for a new direction in your music production...a nice smooth dance mix and a good way to start the day for me....it also has enough of the pop elements to cross over in that direction....well done mon ami....Ed

Ah Orlando....you have raised the haunting chill 100% with that smooth violin that you play so well and with feeling...great job and many thanks for your good company on this little musical journey...couldn`t be better.....Ed

You`ve got a really nice vocal delivery going here Larry...and the backing is smooth & right on the R&B chart...the only thing that kept getting my attention away frommthe song itself was the female backing vocal that is in the highest register...well done....Ed

geeez...here I am calling you larry again mark...its early out here...haha...keep on...Ed

Hey Larry...you`ve good a nice poppy "Now: sounding mix going here...I`m biased of course so I particularly like the little acoustic rhythm guitar bits (haha)..the whole thing is really well constructed so kudos to you on the composing...Guess I am another who is not a fan of autotune when its been used to the point that you can hear it...however, you used it as an effect here and thats a different story...I just read an article on autotune where the writer was comparing its current prevalance to that gated reverb drum sound that was the rage for a while in the 80s...but for now its a common part of whats happening in pop music etc...There was one little part at .20 sec in to the mix where I thought that high synth line was a bit distracting...maybe it could be pulled waaay back there...works better where it is in the mix with more compant....Anyway...you`re off to a good start...keep it going...Ed