Hey Mickey, this is awesome, truly Warehouse worthy. I used to dabble around with a few Patricia pellas, and I agree her voice is perfect for this type of house. You did a wonderful job bringing their sounds and your sounds together. Congrats on a great tune.
Oh how I wish I had ever attended one of those Warehouse raves. I got to know house sound at work when I did cover design for imported Chicago House records back then.
You guys would love the deep-house genre. It's basically a minimalist disco with Jazz and r&B overtones on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW93k0spZ4o
Deep Dish is a good example
Creative, innovative, and a really awesome listen. Melding chill with glitch will just progress this genre forward. People like you mate move things ahead. After listening to this, Im not sure if I am totally relaxed or just had a stroke, that's How I would describe this but in a positive way ;-) good work
Thanks cru for your stamp of approval, haha! yeah was very happy with the result of the tremolo. Really sets the tone in this track. I already changed the volume of the vocals before you listend to it so am not going to change it any further.
I cut my teeth on NYC tribal house, but I also love some deep house. The intro is sublime. Bass holds this together. r u really escaping gravity ehh? the vox is sublime in this one boys. Nice guitar ping pongs. Great tune gentlemen. I enjoyed my listen indeed.
Hey there Steven. You know how it is ... when you're ready to post a track there's always this challenge of choosing some genre from the menu. And in most of the cases what's offered does not really match your track so it's always a little of a somewhat uneasy compromise. Wanna say it's not really Deep House and I actually don't even know exactly how to define Deep House.
Welcome back, it is good to see u on here again, I love the intro. The vox reminds me a bit of Grimes. but this is a really good tune. I like that slight bit of distortion on the lead you bring to the table. good work mate
thank you for taking the time to comment glad the chilled out side of the track came out. i have remixed it as it battleing with it's self as it had beats running at different tempo's
Ahhh. brought a tear to me Eye. 40 years ago my classmate Rosario would not shut up nonstop about this tune back in the states. timeless mate and you nailed it.! fav´d
cool intro, Eighties like, ooh that bass tone is nice. That voice box was a bit scary like Richie had eaten a bad Hogie or something and recorded the aftermath of it. But you captured the zeitgeist of that time in NJ overall, good work. Myself; I was on Long Island NY and we hate NJ HATE NJ!!. But we respected Bon Jovi. and the Boss, that's about it. Jersey shore sucked.
I think this is the first time anyone has ever mentioned Type-O in regards to one of my tracks! I never really thought about that before, since I'm not a fan. But, since you mentioned it, I can totally hear it! I don't think he'll be doing any vocals any time soon. You know...given his current situation. HA! Too soon?
De hecho, trance trascendental. Tienes una buena idea y ejecución. Deberías echarle un vistazo a Valhalla Supernatural VST. Es gratis y podría hacer amigos muy interesantes algunos de estos sonidos. en general buen trabajo amigo.
Happy birthday old man. ;-) and oh (BTW) you need a massive guitar solo on this one. Truth be told I am massively impressed with what you have been producing lately. so keep them coming mate. you are a damn good producer.
I gotta say you made an awesome tune. But as I was listening to this and hearing your punk background, I think you could mash in some punk to this tune and make an amazing cross-genre mix. I know Europe's metal scene has increasingly dipped its head toward EDM and electronica (Metalcore) but also adding in some roots of thrash and black metal. Genres are mixing because we are listening to such diverse music now (since it's easily available). The future music revolution that will usurp corporate pop will be the mixing of genres.
Thanks, my friend. I hear what you are saying. But I am not a masher. I am more of a purist whenever possible. I suppose mashing can be fun. But the old school in me will not allow me to mash.
But you bring up a very interesting topic of discussion that is probably worth a forum discussion about that. This seems to be the trend now with music. But lots of todays music is mashed up with trap. It was a tragedy in my opinion when they mashed up country with trap to make a few dollars.
But in todays music, we the people have the power which is why mashups will survive. You see! This is a great topic to discuss bro. With that said, thanks for the review. I have not ruled out the mashups altogether, but for now, I will not touch a mashup.
That intro drum, very jazz very nice. awesome mix. I like the bass as well on here. very relaxing chill vibe with perfect sounds along the periphery of the panning. I had to fave this one and thanks for the download. really special treat this is.
Hey my Acid pro-loving friend. I love the guitar lead at :36, nice tone. Their are some names like Centrist and Ferry Terry which brings back some memories of this site about 8 yrs ago. keep on keepin mate!
Gracias amigo crucethus, la verdad son sintetizadores con algo de modulación, pero me alegro que te haya gustado. Es mi primer tema rock por decirlo de alguna manera. Que tengas un buen día. Paz y salud.
An awesome creative melding of these 2 genres. especially impressed with the engineering. spatial depth was very tasteful when it needed to be. That riddim g-tar was awesome reminded me of Sly and Robbie mixes, great work, Favd
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Micky
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Deep Dish is a good example
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But you bring up a very interesting topic of discussion that is probably worth a forum discussion about that. This seems to be the trend now with music. But lots of todays music is mashed up with trap. It was a tragedy in my opinion when they mashed up country with trap to make a few dollars.
But in todays music, we the people have the power which is why mashups will survive. You see! This is a great topic to discuss bro. With that said, thanks for the review. I have not ruled out the mashups altogether, but for now, I will not touch a mashup.
Until Tea Time, Cheers!
Mr. Axel
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