Billydragon1

What a stunning track you have got going on here Dagaz.
Absolutely loved it.
Also liked your vocal processing work.
The track reminded me of the French band Enigma.
Keep up the great work man. God bless. - B

Good mix here brother Jay.
The bass is sounding clean.

It's not often that you hear Grime here at the Loop.
The track has a dark feel to it hence the title fits perfectly.

I would have loved to hear a new pad/synth/seq to kick in at 1.22 to add a new element to the track as it starts to sound the same right through. But since it is a quick composition, there is always room for new ideas later on.

Keep up the good work man. Be strong. - B

Wow! This is so cool.
What a great beat you have here.

I hope you find someone to rap on this.
- B.

Love it, love it brother P.

It is not often that you hear a bass driven song here on Looperman.
Great intro, when that bass kicked in, it really woke me up like Whoa!
I like that variation with the keys brought in at 1.00 and so forth, kind of like the chorus parts of the song.

Keep it up my friend. Stay creating! This is just gravy! :)

- B

Another beautiful rendition to enjoying life you have here Orlando51.

Really enjoying listening to your compositions. This one brightens and lights up the darkness overshadowing our sombre days. It is delightful and the saxophone just carries the listener away from the stress of life.

Faved! Keep them coming brother. God bless. - B

Hey there Gin Do Bre.

Enjoyed this musical journey you made here. Very challenging to describe a blackhole in space musically but I think this works well.

Love the reverbs you applied on the instruments. The whole track also has that mysterious quality about it where you're do not know what to expect especially when sucked into a blackhole/wormhole/stargate.

Well done. Very ambient too. Take care man. - B

You have a good ear for sounds that go well together.
This sounds great man. It's chill hop for me and takes me on a journey. Yes minor2go is amazing too and has some of the best piano work here at the Loop.

Keep up the great work Styles. Blessings. - B

Man you can't see me but there is a big smile on my face right now. All this inspired by a mouse, just brilliant!

Pets are important family members too. And they don't judge either! Nice piano work here and an upbeat track altogether. I hope the little wee mouse loves it too!
Faved! - Billy

I agree with Alex, it's kinda funky. That bassline holds it together. Love the that old school drumbeats too. Brings back memories of my DNB days. Is the track at 180bpm?

"No more music by the second" that's what I heard! Reminds me of this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZTk8FWPcm0
Take care DD. - Billy

An out of this world track. This is brilliant as it captures the Annunaki spirits very well. I love the energy of this track, it is very edgy or shall I say cutting edge, never a boring moment, just the breaks at 0.59 and 3.31 then back into it. That digereedoo type of effect in the intro too was a surprise.

I can see this in the next X-Files movie soundtrack. Congratulations on a top track brother. Keep going forward with purpose. Blessings. - Billy.

Hey Tim. I was looking out for the thunderstorm. Just curious what did you use to record the thunderstorm with - mobile phone/ Dictaphone? Was it when you were out surveying? I've been thinking of doing the same when I go out on my walks - the sounds of nature. Anyway a great track mate. Tim's sweet serenade for the beloved Deptford.

This is super brother James.
From the opening warning siren, you know that 31 days was all that you have to survive the Evil and Darkness. Yes the suspense takes you right through the track and the gunshots immediately gains the listeners attention.

My ears were attuned to all the subtle effects and sfx laid throughout. Perhaps a zombie apocalypse or a purge is imminent. We shall see. Awesome JJ. - B

Haha a very original title I say.
And the music itself is perfect to describe a hermit, a self sufficient hobo who lives by himself without a care in the world. That guitar at the end took me by surprise. Keep up the creative expression brother DD. - B

This track is driven with forward momentum and energy.
Love the phasing type of effects at 1.04.
You bring me back to my early days of collecting synthesizer music, on cassettes of course.

I recognize the voice - that's Harrison Ford if I'm correct.
The 'runner' part of your title kinda gives it away too.
Good job brother Renzy.
Be strong! - B

Beautiful melody and vocals of Kara.
Easy on the ear and laidback.
Faved.!

Hey MM. As you said, it's definitely bassy.
Something that a nightclub would be playing into the early hours of the morning. Enjoyed the variation of the bass at 2.17. Keep it up man. - B

This is some surperb work you have created.
Even the first section before the drop is itself a track which I enjoyed.
That reggae/dub drums in the beginning reminded me of Bob Marley straight away.
Otherwise, top work brother. Faved! - B

Just bloody marvellous Steve. I guess you have the touch of Magix mastered.
I like how the separate instruments have there own space to speak to the listener. And truly a great bassline to hold everything together and to keep the track in momentum until it fades away.
Where ye shall lay, there ye shall call home!
You lead the way brother. Jah bless. - Billy.

Bloody marvellous!
Enjoyed this track a lot.
Loving that reggae dubstep feel.
Blessings brother. - B

Hey mate. This is actually great.
Everytime I hear Waltzing Matilda, I think of the Australian Rugby Team(which is struggling at the moment).
The Lyrics is deep and makes one think as well.
I like the break halfway with that choir kicking in, that was brilliant and the acapella at the end outro.
Awesome mate. Blessings. - Billy

Hahaha!
I was thinking all day yesterday of getting a kitten and then this song came out.
I thought you may have overlooked the distortion segments of the song then I realised that was the cat purring!
I remember tracks like this when I began arranging songs. Yes I've used cats too. I guess your next challenge is to use dogs!
Keep creating, learning and getting better! - Billy.

This sounds great. I have to admit it was the song title that brought me here, a great title it is.
As the song is repetitive throughout, I would suggest a break halfway, and just drop some of the instruments, maybe the drumbeat, then bring it again later. Other than that, this is refreshing! Blessings. -B

Very beautiful work Johnny. Loving the slow introduction of other instruments as well to give support to your piano playing. I would say that this was classic cinematics.

I can see Charlie Chaplin doing one of his best works to this enigmatic piece. Awesome mate. God bless. - Billy

Trap music with a dark sinister feel to it!
And can be used to convey an urgent message as well.
All the best finding vocals for it!
B.

Brilliant work here Frankske.
I could listen to the first 2 minutes alone forever as it is well composed, i.e finding the right loops to harmonize.

Nice subtle touches there with the percussion in the intro.
Are those indian sitars around 4.06 or is that a slide guitar? Also the flutes kicking in at 4.40 was just sweet.

A cinematic trance track for the mellow soul. - B