This is great!
I loved everything about it; the percussion and bass are fantastic.
Are you the one singing? Because your voice is amazing.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
You've done it again!
The voice and the music blend perfectly. A fantastic composition for this a cappella with so much character.
I really enjoyed it.
Congratulations.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
I think you're getting better every day.
I loved this one! The lyrics, the music with those voices, and of course your performance. Everything comes together better every day.
The beginning is fantastic, and then your tone of voice is the perfect finishing touch.
And yes, pets are like another member of the family, and it's hard when they're lost.
Goodmorning Juan.
I hope im getting better.
At first, I recorded my voice with a recorder on my phone. That recorder had a built-in echo, which I liked because my voice volume is quite soft. For the past six months, I have been using a real microphone. At first, I found that very scary because my voice sounded like my real voice, including the COPD breathing between words, lol. Now I was forced to learn how to master my voice a bit.
But now I am used to it and I also notice that my pronunciation is clearer with a real microphone.
Ok Juan, listen twice again today lol
Thanks for being such a good fan.
Hi Chris!
As I was listening, I was thinking that if I had to choose, I'd go with the other ending. I really liked the narrative voice, like a perfect epilogue to the whole story, and I loved the lyrics. But I have to admit something: the moment Nadine appeared... my opinion changed, haha. I have a soft spot for Nadine's performance.
As always, a perfect piece of work, with tremendous quality.
One more thing: if Nadine has any solo releases or releases with other groups, I'd love to follow her and listen to her music.
Congratulations to the whole group.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
Good morning, my dear friend. At the moment, Im on a plane transporting equipment for my work. Ill be back in two days, and then Ill tell you everything about our vocalist. On this track, alongside the great Pedro on keyboards, we were fortunate to have the legendary Ghizzo on guitars. Their contribution gave the music a whole new dimension, and with their analog instruments they managed to create a bridge between this album and the next onewhenever that project eventually comes to life. Thank you once again from the bottom of our hearts. Well talk again very soon. Warm regards Chris
Everything you do is amazing, I don't know how you do it, it's incredible. They're all fantastic.
Congratulations on the music you're making.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
Great job!
I loved the piano throughout the track; I think it's fantastic, and the way you created a wonderful atmosphere. Congratulations!
Best regards, Juan Carlos
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this arrangement of this legendary song.
A magnificent piece of work that took me back in time.
Congratulations.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
Hello Huan,
Thank you so much for your kind and supportive words. They mean a lot, and your message resonates beyond just me. I can see you truly care about this community's unity and well-being, which is just awesome.
Best wishes, Anthony
Hi Abner!
It's a pleasure to relax with your music, it's a delight.
There's little to add to what Paul said, bravo!
Do you physically play the sax? Is it a real instrument? If so... you never cease to amaze me, especially since I have a soft spot for the sax.
I've already enjoyed your latest contributions to SoundCloud.
Best regards, my friend.
Juan Carlos
Master Juan C '' my Brother !!! You ARE THE BEST MAN '' Thank you for the support this is lifting me so much, thank you Brother. I Believe if I buy one I can play it ( the sax ) but no , I just found a plugging that i can play with my piano and incorporate to music the way I like it. I use to use sax loops but now I'm using this plugging for sure. Brother thank you once again for your kindness towards me and my music GBY !!! soon I will have that album with lots of sax for you to enjoy brother, have a great week !!!
I loved listening to this final reflection, and I think that for many of us here who are a bit older, listening to it, or as in my case, reading it in Spanish, leaves us thoughtful, reflecting on our own lives, on past moments.
I think it's a masterful ending, on par with the rest of the songs.
Congratulations!
Best regards, Juan Carlos.
P.S.
In the last song you posted, I saw that you had a small problem with the comments. I got a little worked up reading it, just like I did today with Manuela, but since it takes me a long time to write messages because I have to translate them several times until I find the right words, when I went to post it, you had deleted the song.
I just wanted to tell you that I feel the same way I did with Manuela...
Unconditional support for great artists like yourselves.
Good morning, dear friend Juan Carlos.
Thank you, and thank you all once again for your kindness and support. This song is our mirror. It is the reflection of many of us, especially at the stage of life we find ourselves in now. It is also the mirror of countless people who, after years of circumstances, choices, expectations, hopes, and pain, eventually find themselves standing before it. I believe it is a fitting ending for our album. But don't forgetit is not the only ending. You can also listen to *Joy Came Quietly* and choose that path instead. There, the protagonist seems to be preparing for something else. As an alternative ending to the album, *Joy Came Quietly* offers a different kind of closure. Where *I Remember Wanting More* confronts regret and self-reflection, this song embraces acceptance. It is the sound of a man who no longer searches for answers, but finds peace in what remains. Not a victory, not a redemptionsimply a quiet grace arriving at the end of a long journey. If all goes well and life allows us the opportunity, our next album will continue the story that began with *Urban Stories*. It will explore humanity's strange and often irrational relationship with the system we create, live within, and sometimes become trapped behind. Atmospheric, dark, and unsettling in its themes, it will look beneath the surface of the world we experience every day. As for our friend who raised concerns about AI, there was never really a problem. It was simply a small misunderstanding regarding a very old recording of poor quality. A few traces of hiss could perhaps be mistaken for artifacts of digital generation, but the truth is that when the piece was originally recorded, such technology did not even exist. Later digital restoration and processing intended to improve the sound may have given that impression.In any case, there is no issue at all. I completely understand such concernswe live in an era where AI is everywhere. The matter was resolved, and our friend, who is also a very talented musician, understood the situation. We remain friends and continue to respect and appreciate one another.
Thank you again for your generous words.
We are now in the final stage of the project. My eyes hurt, my head hurts, and we keep finding small things to correct. Every time we finish something, another detail appears that we want to improve. And, of course, with our jobs and daily responsibilities, time is always short.
Take care, my friend.
With endless appreciation, Chris
In the end, I removed the track, as it was never intended to be included on the album. It simply wasn't worth creating friction over something that wasn't part of the project. We genuinely appreciate opinions, suggestions, and creative observations. Thoughtful criticism is always welcome because it helps us see our work from different perspectives and often leads to better decisions. At the end of the day, that's what matters most to us: the music and the dialogue it creates.
And thanks to you rescuing it after 6 years, we've been able to enjoy it.
It sounds like the essence of playing live. I can't say it enough, when I listen to you it's like I have you right there playing, that's why I love that sound so real, so clear. I know perfectly well it's because you play real instruments; I've seen you on YouTube with your guitars and keyboard, even playing live in some venues.
Great job.
Congratulations.
Juan Carlos
Amazing!
I have a weakness for the sound of the saxophone, and this piece is incredible; it has tremendous energy. I admire artists who are capable of creating works like this. And I agree with Manuela, what we would have missed if you had switched to pop, hahaha.
Best regards.
Juan Carlos
Greetings Juan. I'm truly grateful for your time and feedback. You and I share the same weakness for that marvelous instrument! This one is hot off the DAW. I really gotta get some help about this jazz issue I've got LOL! So NO POP AS OF YET! Stay Safe.
I was very pleasantly surprised.
I really enjoyed the narrative combined with the singing.
The sound effects during the song add a dramatic touch.
Good job.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
It only took me 30 seconds to like and download it.
Thanks for this gem. It's exactly what I needed to relax after having a bad time because of some comments on another post.
That Ibanez sounds amazing.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
Very good!
I really enjoyed listening to you.
The bass is excellent, and I loved the sound of that guitar.
Congratulations on your work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
I love it!
Just like you said, listening to this while driving a convertible down a long straight road, as the landscape fades into the distance... incredible.
The sound is marvelous.
My goal (to create something even a tenth as good as this)
Congratulations.
You know trap isn't really my thing, but it's a delight to listen to something well done. It's like when you don't listen to classical music, but then a Beethoven piece comes on and you think, "It's a masterpiece."
I love the bit that starts at 1:35 and then plays again at the end. Wonderful.
Thank you, Juan Carlos. One of the biggest reasons why this community is great is because of so many peoples' willingness to step outside of the box and experience music they aren't that familiar with or fond of, in the process providing support for others and developing new appreciation for music and getting inspiration in unlikely places. You fit right in here, my friend. Thanks for listening.
I don't usually listen to trap music, but I loved this track.
The guitars sounded beautiful, along with the whole melody.
Congratulations on your work.
Juan Carlos
I loved it!
I thought the repetitive melody would get tiring, but no, after the interlude I was actually missing it, thank goodness it came back haha.
Fantastic work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on out of the system by skinny030
I loved everything about it; the percussion and bass are fantastic.
Are you the one singing? Because your voice is amazing.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on DEATH IS MY FRIEND - Feat ALAA EZZEDDINE by Larmezic
The voice and the music blend perfectly. A fantastic composition for this a cappella with so much character.
I really enjoyed it.
Congratulations.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
I'm really glad you liked the song.
I really enjoyed ALAA EZZEDDINE singing in this a cappella version; it inspired me to perform this piece.
Best regards, and thanks again for your compliment.
on Life aint no bed of roses by RitajustRita
I loved this one! The lyrics, the music with those voices, and of course your performance. Everything comes together better every day.
The beginning is fantastic, and then your tone of voice is the perfect finishing touch.
And yes, pets are like another member of the family, and it's hard when they're lost.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
P.S. I listened to it twice in a row, hahaha
I hope im getting better.
At first, I recorded my voice with a recorder on my phone. That recorder had a built-in echo, which I liked because my voice volume is quite soft. For the past six months, I have been using a real microphone. At first, I found that very scary because my voice sounded like my real voice, including the COPD breathing between words, lol. Now I was forced to learn how to master my voice a bit.
But now I am used to it and I also notice that my pronunciation is clearer with a real microphone.
Ok Juan, listen twice again today lol
Thanks for being such a good fan.
Have a nice day,Rita
on 18 - JOY CAME QUIETLY by LINEARFADE
As I was listening, I was thinking that if I had to choose, I'd go with the other ending. I really liked the narrative voice, like a perfect epilogue to the whole story, and I loved the lyrics. But I have to admit something: the moment Nadine appeared... my opinion changed, haha. I have a soft spot for Nadine's performance.
As always, a perfect piece of work, with tremendous quality.
One more thing: if Nadine has any solo releases or releases with other groups, I'd love to follow her and listen to her music.
Congratulations to the whole group.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on Call back to you by SomeoneLinar
I enjoyed listening to it.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
I will be ready to listen to yours songs Juan!
/Someone Linar
on Faded Love by mafiaz808
Congratulations on the music you're making.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on Burning Sun by Cyberflares
I loved the piano throughout the track; I think it's fantastic, and the way you created a wonderful atmosphere. Congratulations!
Best regards, Juan Carlos
i appreciate your time listen and comment means a lot glad you liked the piano :)
on ily - progressive House remix by hiiposeidon
A magnificent piece of work that took me back in time.
Congratulations.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on I am Rising High feat Manuela Boekels by AnthonyAttard
I loved the acoustic guitar from the very beginning.
And what I loved most was the unity and collaboration I see in this great family (LM).
Congratulations on your work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
Thank you so much for your kind and supportive words. They mean a lot, and your message resonates beyond just me. I can see you truly care about this community's unity and well-being, which is just awesome.
Best wishes, Anthony
on CRUISE CONTROL by AbnerB
It's a pleasure to relax with your music, it's a delight.
There's little to add to what Paul said, bravo!
Do you physically play the sax? Is it a real instrument? If so... you never cease to amaze me, especially since I have a soft spot for the sax.
I've already enjoyed your latest contributions to SoundCloud.
Best regards, my friend.
Juan Carlos
on Control by Snelkku
I really liked the sounds you used for the synthesizers.
Good job.
Juan Carlos
on Telegram Sampled - Confusion by Apex1375
The voice is incredibly powerful, brilliant.
And that guitar is amazing.
I loved the lyrics.
Excellent mixing and production.
Best regards, Juan Carlos.
on 16 - I REMEMBER WANTING MORE by LINEARFADE
I loved listening to this final reflection, and I think that for many of us here who are a bit older, listening to it, or as in my case, reading it in Spanish, leaves us thoughtful, reflecting on our own lives, on past moments.
I think it's a masterful ending, on par with the rest of the songs.
Congratulations!
Best regards, Juan Carlos.
P.S.
In the last song you posted, I saw that you had a small problem with the comments. I got a little worked up reading it, just like I did today with Manuela, but since it takes me a long time to write messages because I have to translate them several times until I find the right words, when I went to post it, you had deleted the song.
I just wanted to tell you that I feel the same way I did with Manuela...
Unconditional support for great artists like yourselves.
Thank you, and thank you all once again for your kindness and support. This song is our mirror. It is the reflection of many of us, especially at the stage of life we find ourselves in now. It is also the mirror of countless people who, after years of circumstances, choices, expectations, hopes, and pain, eventually find themselves standing before it. I believe it is a fitting ending for our album. But don't forgetit is not the only ending. You can also listen to *Joy Came Quietly* and choose that path instead. There, the protagonist seems to be preparing for something else. As an alternative ending to the album, *Joy Came Quietly* offers a different kind of closure. Where *I Remember Wanting More* confronts regret and self-reflection, this song embraces acceptance. It is the sound of a man who no longer searches for answers, but finds peace in what remains. Not a victory, not a redemptionsimply a quiet grace arriving at the end of a long journey. If all goes well and life allows us the opportunity, our next album will continue the story that began with *Urban Stories*. It will explore humanity's strange and often irrational relationship with the system we create, live within, and sometimes become trapped behind. Atmospheric, dark, and unsettling in its themes, it will look beneath the surface of the world we experience every day. As for our friend who raised concerns about AI, there was never really a problem. It was simply a small misunderstanding regarding a very old recording of poor quality. A few traces of hiss could perhaps be mistaken for artifacts of digital generation, but the truth is that when the piece was originally recorded, such technology did not even exist. Later digital restoration and processing intended to improve the sound may have given that impression.In any case, there is no issue at all. I completely understand such concernswe live in an era where AI is everywhere. The matter was resolved, and our friend, who is also a very talented musician, understood the situation. We remain friends and continue to respect and appreciate one another.
Thank you again for your generous words.
We are now in the final stage of the project. My eyes hurt, my head hurts, and we keep finding small things to correct. Every time we finish something, another detail appears that we want to improve. And, of course, with our jobs and daily responsibilities, time is always short.
Take care, my friend.
With endless appreciation, Chris
In the end, I removed the track, as it was never intended to be included on the album. It simply wasn't worth creating friction over something that wasn't part of the project. We genuinely appreciate opinions, suggestions, and creative observations. Thoughtful criticism is always welcome because it helps us see our work from different perspectives and often leads to better decisions. At the end of the day, that's what matters most to us: the music and the dialogue it creates.
on Sunny Day 2026 by BaoBou
And thanks to you rescuing it after 6 years, we've been able to enjoy it.
It sounds like the essence of playing live. I can't say it enough, when I listen to you it's like I have you right there playing, that's why I love that sound so real, so clear. I know perfectly well it's because you play real instruments; I've seen you on YouTube with your guitars and keyboard, even playing live in some venues.
Great job.
Congratulations.
Juan Carlos
on LETS GO THERE by kingmt77
I have a weakness for the sound of the saxophone, and this piece is incredible; it has tremendous energy. I admire artists who are capable of creating works like this. And I agree with Manuela, what we would have missed if you had switched to pop, hahaha.
Best regards.
Juan Carlos
Mark
on Surviving by PaperKup
I really enjoyed the narrative combined with the singing.
The sound effects during the song add a dramatic touch.
Good job.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on What Now Mister by glennwhite6504
Thanks for this gem. It's exactly what I needed to relax after having a bad time because of some comments on another post.
That Ibanez sounds amazing.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on Nemanja Basaric aka dj freeen PT10 by nbdesign
I loved the vocal effect.
The whole composition is excellent, with great sound quality.
Congratulations.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on PHANTOM Featuring CHARVOX by salvatoreJ
I really enjoyed listening to you.
The bass is excellent, and I loved the sound of that guitar.
Congratulations on your work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
lol, DAW plug kept telling me but my thick skull wouldn't listen. I did on this track, splitting the difference.
Peace, SJ
on She Never Came Back by mafiaz808
I love it!
Just like you said, listening to this while driving a convertible down a long straight road, as the landscape fades into the distance... incredible.
The sound is marvelous.
My goal (to create something even a tenth as good as this)
Congratulations.
Best regards.
Juan Carlos
on Transcendance - The Monzder Squadd with DanMed by TheMonzderSquadd
I love the bit that starts at 1:35 and then plays again at the end. Wonderful.
Cheers.
Juan Carlos
on Halfway to Nothing by Cyberflares
It has a cinematic feel, like it's mixed with a tango.
I found it super interesting.
Congratulations.
Juan Carlos
I appreciate your time and comment glad you liked it :)
on Drought - Free License by Flat2Forge
The guitars sounded beautiful, along with the whole melody.
Congratulations on your work.
Juan Carlos
on Type Beat - king kong type by CP8Mix
Good job.
Best regards.
Juan Carlos
on Dawn is near by AlexBorvin
I thought the repetitive melody would get tiring, but no, after the interlude I was actually missing it, thank goodness it came back haha.
Fantastic work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos