Sorry. Since I use a translator to write messages, I accidentally pasted the last message, which was meant for Fanisatt, haha.
You can't post this at this hour on a Friday, no way!
Just listening to it makes me want to shower, get dressed, and go out, haha. And honestly, I'm too old for that.
Wonderful, just like the latest tracks you've been uploading.
Downloaded and added to my playlist.
Cheers. Juan Carlos
As always, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to your creation. It's wonderful that an acapella released 13 years ago was revived and used to create something like this.
I can't say it enough: when I listen to your music, it's as if you were right there in front of me, playing each instrument, singing... it's all so real, the sound is so clear, it blows me away. Congratulations on another great piece of work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
As always, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to your creation. It's wonderful that an acapella released 13 years ago was revived and used to create something like this.
I can't say it enough: when I listen to your music, it's as if you were right there in front of me, playing each instrument, singing... it's all so real, the sound is so clear, it blows me away. Congratulations on another great piece of work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
Hello Juan !! Thank you very much for your so encouraging comment !! It is only a digital music creation...but I am so glad you like it so much !! Cheersssssssssssss !!
I was blown away within the first 15 seconds.
I loved it!
The sound of those voices is amazing.
The trumpet or mute, I'm not sure what it is, gives it a really special touch.
I liked the overall composition and the sound quality.
Congratulations.
Best regards
Thank you so much for those compliments on Spanish cuisine.
Although it might sound presumptuous of me to say so, the truth is that in Spain you eat very well and quite healthily.
When I read about the feast you and your wife had, my mouth watered, haha. And yes, Rioja wine is also one of the best for me, along with Ribera del Duero.
My admiration for your mother-in-law; to do the Camino de Santiago you have to be very prepared and mentally ready, but the reward is a unique experience.
And although I like Spanish music, as is normal, I recognize that Portuguese Fado is wonderful.
I'm glad you enjoyed visiting my country, and you'll always be welcome.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
I had a Carajillo 43 today (espresso and licor 43 over ice) with my wife, with the brunch I made this afternoon. There is no doubt that Spanish Cuisine is amazing and healthy. Using a Cheese Grater to grate heirloom tomatoes is an excellent technique for some of these soups. My mother-in-law failed on the first attempt (going through France, but had an ankle injury. She then went back 2 years later and did the Portuguese route with her best friend and daughter as well. I also excel at making lobster bisque from shells, mire-poix, and fish stock. With a semi-sec jerez, and Cream, (though next attempt I will use clotted cream)
I think this song perfectly captures the essence of Looperman. It's the best tribute you could pay to this amazing family you've created. Plus, it keeps you hooked, wondering who will sing next.
An exceptional piece of work in both production and creativity.
Thanks Juan Carlos, glad you like it. I have a big advantage, due to my age I do not have to prove myself to the music industry as I most likely being reduced to dust before getting famous, so I just create what I like and sometimes others like it too and that gives you some fulfilment ;) But I keep my feet firm on the ground, I'm a proud tinkerer :) As last word: This experience wouldn't be so much fun without Looperman and it's community members, so thank you all!
Initially, the way it started, I expected it to be different, but then from the 1:00 mark onwards I realized it wasn't, that it was going to be rhythmic.
I really liked how you started playing with the synthesizer at 0:40.
By the way, the last link you gave me, that Ibiza session... amazing, really good.
I am glad you enjoyed the Sasha Ibiza sessions. Sasha and Digweed are also a good place to explore. I am not too far off of your age range (just a few short years younger), but I do appreciate Spanish food and culture and realize that, like any country, there are distinct regions and food, language, and wine varieties. This year, I have been especially attracted to Rioja, which ages well. For my birthday this year with my wife, we made a tapas tasting menu.
Albondigas with Mushrooms
Berenjenas con Miel (Fried Eggplant with Honey)
Gambas al Ajillo (Shrimp in Garlic Sauce)
Chorizo Poached in Red Wine
Cauliflower Fritters
Lamb Meatballs with Mint
My mother-in-law did the Compostella walk a few years ago, so she appreciated the peasants' meals and wine every night after walking 20 to 30 KM's per day. I have a great appreciation for Spanish culture and food, as well as the music. Though I must confess I do like the Portuguese Fado!. Cheers to a great evening, my friend.
This is beautiful!
I loved listening to it!
That guitar is incredible, and the way the other instruments accompany it, especially the strings, is amazing.
Great work.
Juan Carlos
Everything you create isn't just interesting, it's wonderful. You have a tremendous talent for composing. I imagine the music world is tough to make a living from, but I believe that generous people like you, who share their passion with others, will ultimately be rewarded. I believe in divine justice, I believe that bad times are tests we have to overcome, and through them, we can show that as long as we do the right thing, at the very least we'll have a clear conscience, and hopefully, move forward with pride. You'll get through this; believe in yourself and your talent.
I love the sound of that guitar; it has such a realistic sound... I also really liked the subtle way the keyboard accompanies it in the background.
Pure feeling in your performance.
Congratulations.
You just blew me away!
No matter what genre of music you play, your message turns everything to gold.
You're doing some incredible collaborations.
I loved hearing you in this different style.
Congratulations.
Juan Carlos
Haha, thanks Juan. I actually started out as a rapper back in 1999 and rode that wave right up until around 2010, before shifting into my current style. Glad you still feel like Ive got a few surprises left in me.
You keep releasing one amazing track after another, what a streak you're on, my friend!
Of course, I've already downloaded it, and along with your other great tracks, it's been keeping me company many days while I'm doing chores around the house. Congratulations and thank you for sharing these wonderful songs with us.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
Very good!
A great composition with beautiful synthesizer sounds.
I enjoyed listening to it and of course it's already downloaded, hahaha.
Cheers.
Juan Carlos
You're creating some magnificent pieces. I really enjoy listening to them, and since you asked, I'm letting my imagination run wild.
I don't know why, but I get something completely different from what Chris and Richard visualize. Theirs is much more beautiful than mine; I have a crazy mind, haha.
Let's go, haha.
I see a close-up of a steaming cup of coffee on a counter, behind it a large window of a very tall building, through which you can see the sunrise over a great city (New York) just starting to get going. From 00:38 onwards, the image changes. It's almost at street level, but it's a drone's view of the streets. You can feel the hustle and bustle of a big city: cars going both ways, traffic lights, public transport, people walking on the sidewalkseverything that signifies the activity of a big city, but from a drone's perspective, traveling through the streets at a slightly accelerated speed. At 2:30, the camera zooms in on a large park (Central Park). A few seconds of tranquility, peace, and relaxation show people calmly enjoying the park, children playing by a fountain. At 3:10, the scene changes again, leaving the park. We resume the previous (faster) pace. The drone is once again flying through the streets of the big city, but it's late, night is falling, the lights on the facades are coming on, the hustle and bustle of people and traffic is mingling with the city's large illuminated signs. The people are different; they no longer look like executives as they did in the morning. The atmosphere is more somber. We continue flying through the streets as the traffic, the people, and the noise gradually fade away until we reach 4:27. The image and rhythm change one last time. We're standing before a large building in the darkness of night. The camera zooms in on one of the large windows on one of the building's upper floors. The image enters, and we're back where it all began: our studio, our living room, our home. The camera rotates 180 degrees and is now on the counter, with the empty coffee cup we left this morning. Through the window, we see the great city settling down for the night, ready to begin again tomorrow.
I hope you enjoyed my overactive imagination, haha.
Best regards, my friend.
Juan Carlos
Man Brother you like a ChatGPT creating prompts wow wow wow and im not barking like a dog hahaha ! AMAZING creativeness my respect to you brother thank you for sharing this movie with us , great to see you again my brother''
I thought it was a very good composition, accompanied by a good performance.
I found the lyrics beautiful, incredibly tender; who hasn't experienced those feelings?
Congratulations, great job.
Juan Carlos
Another great house track!
All the tracks you post are perfect for mixing, thanks to their length, consistency, and sound quality. Great job!
Juan Carlos
I'm so sorry to hear about your mother cat. The only consolation is that if she lived to be 18, it's because she was well cared for and loved. I know how awful it is; unfortunately, I've experienced that pain of losing a member of the family many times. Over 30 rescued cats have passed through my home in the last 20 years. Most have died of old age. The ones I have now are between 10 and 16 years old, and already have many ailments.
I wasn't sure if you were Greek, but I suspected it from a comment you made to someone a few days ago. It's a beautiful country with gorgeous islands. But I have seen many kittens on the streets. I hope one of them finds a home in your house someday and keeps your Greek cat company. I hope that the creativity, projects, and enthusiasm you put into your work help you forget the tragedy of losing your mother cat.
I'm not a fan of Trap, but I'm a huge admirer of Rita's voice, and I think it's a perfect fit for your style of music.
I was curious to hear Rita's voice outside of her usual environment, and I liked the result. I have to check out your profile to find the other tracks Rita collaborates on; I might even become a Trap fan myself, haha.
I think you create very elaborate compositions; the amount of work behind your productions is evident. And the power of the guitars is incredible.
Although it's not my style of music, I have to acknowledge the excellent work. Congratulations.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
Hello my friend, thanks for listening and giving us some of your time. We truly aim to be different and go a little further than most have gone when it comes to how we blend all the musical elements together. We are still wanting a rock type vocalist in the group, hopefully that happens. My brother Pnnywze does all the music and mixing, setting up the mics, recording, all of it. I honestly have no idea how he does it. But we all trust his vision and as a result our music has become something special, in my opinion. We truly appreciate the support, man.
Awesome track!
I loved the synthesizer at 1:35.
I keep listening to it and it's hard to type because my arms are moving to the rhythm of the music, haha.
Fantastic!
Cheers.
Juan Carlos
Thank you very much. Sometimes I don't really know how a particular sound comes togetherit's probably just luck. With time, I doubt I'd be able to do a remake of some of my 'historical' tracks.
I enjoyed reading your lyrics while listening to you. You create authentic urban poetry, and I think the unbearable pain of that sciatica is what brought out that strength in your words, that anger. But there's something that really caught my attention: it's not just anger and strength, you also come across as defiant, as if you were saying, "Here I am, and I can handle whatever comes." I really liked it.
And don't worry about being 60 and thinking you're 40. There are worse people than you who are about to turn 62 and think they're 35, like me, hahaha. I can't accept my age and I don't recognize myself in the mirror.
I hope you get better from the pain. I suffer from migraines, and one of the few things that relieves them is a honey-based remedy made with marijuana.
Juan thanks for time and lovely comment, i love them words authentic urban poetry, i have wrote that down and it may well appear in a track i pen, poetry will be the word i work from and source my inspiration
authentic urban poetry
the ecstasy
expectancy
flowing free
quoting me
distance of my enemy
standing next to me
that's just coming from reading your comment
there is so many words that rhyme with the key word
thankyou good Sir,
my friend suffers migraines and needs to lie down in a dark room, i feel for you bruv
and of course Marijuana is a help I've used it for 40 years i bought my father some marijuana cream for his tight chest and cough, from the Netherlands when he was 70, it worked a treat he's 80 and still fit as fiddle he also stopped smoking 20 years ago at 60
on Emotional Gravity by mafiaz808
You can't post this at this hour on a Friday, no way!
Just listening to it makes me want to shower, get dressed, and go out, haha. And honestly, I'm too old for that.
Wonderful, just like the latest tracks you've been uploading.
Downloaded and added to my playlist.
Cheers. Juan Carlos
on Emotional Gravity by mafiaz808
I can't say it enough: when I listen to your music, it's as if you were right there in front of me, playing each instrument, singing... it's all so real, the sound is so clear, it blows me away. Congratulations on another great piece of work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on New World - feat RomyHarmony by fanisatt
I can't say it enough: when I listen to your music, it's as if you were right there in front of me, playing each instrument, singing... it's all so real, the sound is so clear, it blows me away. Congratulations on another great piece of work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on MFs From Balkan Ft Godfather And Balkan Boyz by DanMed
I loved it!
The sound of those voices is amazing.
The trumpet or mute, I'm not sure what it is, gives it a really special touch.
I liked the overall composition and the sound quality.
Congratulations.
Best regards
on I Feel so Lost by crucethus
Although it might sound presumptuous of me to say so, the truth is that in Spain you eat very well and quite healthily.
When I read about the feast you and your wife had, my mouth watered, haha. And yes, Rioja wine is also one of the best for me, along with Ribera del Duero.
My admiration for your mother-in-law; to do the Camino de Santiago you have to be very prepared and mentally ready, but the reward is a unique experience.
And although I like Spanish music, as is normal, I recognize that Portuguese Fado is wonderful.
I'm glad you enjoyed visiting my country, and you'll always be welcome.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on Variations by TheFrenZ
I think this song perfectly captures the essence of Looperman. It's the best tribute you could pay to this amazing family you've created. Plus, it keeps you hooked, wondering who will sing next.
An exceptional piece of work in both production and creativity.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on I Feel so Lost by crucethus
I really liked how you started playing with the synthesizer at 0:40.
By the way, the last link you gave me, that Ibiza session... amazing, really good.
Cheers. Juan Carlos
Albondigas with Mushrooms
Berenjenas con Miel (Fried Eggplant with Honey)
Gambas al Ajillo (Shrimp in Garlic Sauce)
Chorizo Poached in Red Wine
Cauliflower Fritters
Lamb Meatballs with Mint
My mother-in-law did the Compostella walk a few years ago, so she appreciated the peasants' meals and wine every night after walking 20 to 30 KM's per day. I have a great appreciation for Spanish culture and food, as well as the music. Though I must confess I do like the Portuguese Fado!. Cheers to a great evening, my friend.
on Arc Rider Solo Guitar by eAndreWSky
I loved listening to it!
That guitar is incredible, and the way the other instruments accompany it, especially the strings, is amazing.
Great work.
Juan Carlos
on After You by mafiaz808
I loved it! I was already downloading it in less than 10 seconds.
Congratulations on the work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on HARDSHIP MELODY by AbnerB
Best regards, my friend.
Juan Carlos
on Falling Apart by BaoBou
I love the sound of that guitar; it has such a realistic sound... I also really liked the subtle way the keyboard accompanies it in the background.
Pure feeling in your performance.
Congratulations.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
(I'm sure that's not what you meant, but for the avoidance of doubt, I play all instruments including the drums)
If you want to see it, you can see me play it here :)
youtube.com/@baoboumusic
on BRING ME BACK TO LIFE by ALAAEZZEDDINE
It's really good, I loved it from beginning to end, it left me wanting more.
Congratulations on your work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on Cold Streets Warm Faith by RichardShekari
No matter what genre of music you play, your message turns everything to gold.
You're doing some incredible collaborations.
I loved hearing you in this different style.
Congratulations.
Juan Carlos
on I ve always been alone by mafiaz808
Of course, I've already downloaded it, and along with your other great tracks, it's been keeping me company many days while I'm doing chores around the house. Congratulations and thank you for sharing these wonderful songs with us.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on Fading Light by Snelkku
A great composition with beautiful synthesizer sounds.
I enjoyed listening to it and of course it's already downloaded, hahaha.
Cheers.
Juan Carlos
on WHEN IM IN THE CLOUDS by AbnerB
You're creating some magnificent pieces. I really enjoy listening to them, and since you asked, I'm letting my imagination run wild.
I don't know why, but I get something completely different from what Chris and Richard visualize. Theirs is much more beautiful than mine; I have a crazy mind, haha.
Let's go, haha.
I see a close-up of a steaming cup of coffee on a counter, behind it a large window of a very tall building, through which you can see the sunrise over a great city (New York) just starting to get going. From 00:38 onwards, the image changes. It's almost at street level, but it's a drone's view of the streets. You can feel the hustle and bustle of a big city: cars going both ways, traffic lights, public transport, people walking on the sidewalkseverything that signifies the activity of a big city, but from a drone's perspective, traveling through the streets at a slightly accelerated speed. At 2:30, the camera zooms in on a large park (Central Park). A few seconds of tranquility, peace, and relaxation show people calmly enjoying the park, children playing by a fountain. At 3:10, the scene changes again, leaving the park. We resume the previous (faster) pace. The drone is once again flying through the streets of the big city, but it's late, night is falling, the lights on the facades are coming on, the hustle and bustle of people and traffic is mingling with the city's large illuminated signs. The people are different; they no longer look like executives as they did in the morning. The atmosphere is more somber. We continue flying through the streets as the traffic, the people, and the noise gradually fade away until we reach 4:27. The image and rhythm change one last time. We're standing before a large building in the darkness of night. The camera zooms in on one of the large windows on one of the building's upper floors. The image enters, and we're back where it all began: our studio, our living room, our home. The camera rotates 180 degrees and is now on the counter, with the empty coffee cup we left this morning. Through the window, we see the great city settling down for the night, ready to begin again tomorrow.
I hope you enjoyed my overactive imagination, haha.
Best regards, my friend.
Juan Carlos
on I Get This Feeling Again by Green07
I found the lyrics beautiful, incredibly tender; who hasn't experienced those feelings?
Congratulations, great job.
Juan Carlos
on Nemanja Basaric aka dj Freeen PT6 by nbdesign
All the tracks you post are perfect for mixing, thanks to their length, consistency, and sound quality. Great job!
Juan Carlos
on 8 - NEW BREED OF GANGSTERS by LINEARFADE
I wasn't sure if you were Greek, but I suspected it from a comment you made to someone a few days ago. It's a beautiful country with gorgeous islands. But I have seen many kittens on the streets. I hope one of them finds a home in your house someday and keeps your Greek cat company. I hope that the creativity, projects, and enthusiasm you put into your work help you forget the tragedy of losing your mother cat.
Best regards. Juan Carlos
on Instinct - The Monzder Squadd Ft Rita by TheMonzderSquadd
I was curious to hear Rita's voice outside of her usual environment, and I liked the result. I have to check out your profile to find the other tracks Rita collaborates on; I might even become a Trap fan myself, haha.
I think you create very elaborate compositions; the amount of work behind your productions is evident. And the power of the guitars is incredible.
Although it's not my style of music, I have to acknowledge the excellent work. Congratulations.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on Nobody loved you like I did by mafiaz808
I loved the synthesizer at 1:35.
I keep listening to it and it's hard to type because my arms are moving to the rhythm of the music, haha.
Fantastic!
Cheers.
Juan Carlos
on Doom Melodic Bass by fonoskop
It's incredible how you can create wonders with so little.
Congratulations.
Juan Carlos
on I Dont Mess by dimestop
I enjoyed reading your lyrics while listening to you. You create authentic urban poetry, and I think the unbearable pain of that sciatica is what brought out that strength in your words, that anger. But there's something that really caught my attention: it's not just anger and strength, you also come across as defiant, as if you were saying, "Here I am, and I can handle whatever comes." I really liked it.
And don't worry about being 60 and thinking you're 40. There are worse people than you who are about to turn 62 and think they're 35, like me, hahaha. I can't accept my age and I don't recognize myself in the mirror.
I hope you get better from the pain. I suffer from migraines, and one of the few things that relieves them is a honey-based remedy made with marijuana.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
authentic urban poetry
the ecstasy
expectancy
flowing free
quoting me
distance of my enemy
standing next to me
that's just coming from reading your comment
there is so many words that rhyme with the key word
thankyou good Sir,
my friend suffers migraines and needs to lie down in a dark room, i feel for you bruv
and of course Marijuana is a help I've used it for 40 years i bought my father some marijuana cream for his tight chest and cough, from the Netherlands when he was 70, it worked a treat he's 80 and still fit as fiddle he also stopped smoking 20 years ago at 60
on Falling in love by lakeway915
That voice captivated me; I could have listened to it for many more minutes.
Best regards, Juan Carlos
on Nemanja Basaric aka dj Freen PT5 by nbdesign
I really liked the percussion, those metallic sounds.
Good work.
Best regards, Juan Carlos