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Ooh, so nice. Nice minimal sounds and tastefully placed. Just a really nice, elegant house tune, mate. Great Job, you get a Fav!

The vocalist is a cross between Amanda Sommerville and Amy Lee. Over some nice Phrygian scales and ethic sounds with a touch of hardcore Stadium house, I think you have a winner here.

Pop goes the talent, such excellent work. I loved this. Very Professional. Fav'd

It's not weird at all, it's just awesomely artistic.

Hej, Mark, second time around. Love this tune, maybe less verb on the guitar and a bit more on the flute, but that's just being pedantic at this point. just quality music, and it's put that OMG smile on my face. So there is so much right about this tune. I realize that I miss these complex jazz tunes. Gives me that Brain Buzz. ehh!

Great Tune Mate, Listen to Manuela. She is a pro. I think we need a little widening of the mix in the stereo field and a bit of compression on the main mix. I like the phased synth pads underneath. This has some great potential. Keep at this mix.

Nice, Mate. I love Bulgarian techno and House (DJ Dian), but this is a freaking epic use of the Phrygian mode. Def fav'd mate. Hats off, what an epic tune mate!

Cool Sidechaining to open this tune. Some elements of old School Trance as well. I do like the chord change choices, which show a sense of musicality. I would love to hear the Kick more prevalent in the mix, and maybe some more Bassline, but this is a very nice tune, guys. Well Done!

Bonjour, j'aime beaucoup cette chanson. Cela me rappelle un peu 1998 a New York. Minime, mais je pense que si vous ajoutiez des basses a balayage court apres 2 mins, cela ajouterait plus de mouvement et moins de repetitions. Un peu comme Peter Rauhoeffer et Danny Tenaglia travaillaient. Sinon un vrai Banger. Looperman does not allow accents!

The true secret mate is that we are all always learning. You have embraced that philosophy, and the results are stellar. There will never be a moment when you say, Ahh, I've learned all I can. We will always be learning, and we shall be humble enough to realize that when someone starts to get it, they can bring some amazing stuff to the table that pushes us all to learn from them to be better. That's where you are right now. It's a very satisfying place to be. But always be Hungry, always quest for more knowledge, and always appreciate all those who have come along for the journey.

You have progressed exponentially, mate. I loved that. Really loved that. See, I take a break, and you become a Master! Great Freaking Job. Fav'd

Nice downtuned guitar sound. Great Breakdown at 1:16, Cookie Monster vox is very much in control as well. 1:37 a nice gallop and a nice ending. Great work!

So back in the nineties, my group of friends had a friend who was a drummer, and we would go on these adventures in Manhattan, never knowing how to properly dress. like going to Tramps and seeing Hot Tuna filled with Hells Angels. So this night we went to see Mike Stern at the Blue Note. We got there early in jeans and sweaters and grabbed the front table right in front of the Stage. As all the suits and cocktail dresses filled the place, Mike came on, looked down on us, looked up at the audience, and gave a cool chuckle of acknowledgement that we were there for the music. I literally could have reached out and adjusted his pedals. Guitar neck was swinging over my head at times. Awesome show. Nice work as always, my friend

Such a nice meelow sitting back and n-joiing life for a bit. made me relax tonight Mate, love that sublime guitar as well.

Hey Mate, We should have a chat one day, as I think I would be mesmerized by the artistic connections and stories you would have would be mind-blowing. I am a retro-Futurisic sort of artist and tend to touch the esoteric, but damn, I appreciate the Histoire and ennui of what you have experienced. In my University days, I DJ'ed at the radio station. I met the local talent at the time in NYC, Pepi Marcello of the "Good Rats", who was promoting his own Son's band Marcello, and told me about the upcoming album from Meatloaf on CBS (Bat out of Hell 2). My friend drummed for the Rosenburgs before they kicked him out, as they were on the cusp of success. I served Dee Snyder and his Wife when I worked at Costco on Long Island Many years ago, and they were the absolute nicest people. Every time, I was so impressed as he trekked up to Quebec to sing with Isabelle Boulay on a Quebec T show last year. I moved to Quebec when I met and married my wife (Who used to sing Opera and introduced me to that world), and have loved the music up here as well. I love listening to the new and weird music of the world, and remixed and influenced a few artists, but mostly now I putter around and try to give some sage wisdom to the willing here on Looperman. I took a break for about 8 months as both my parents passed in the last year, and I found it hard to be inspired to write again.

Dude, I like this as it has a positive vibe, bring the vox up in the mix and back off some of the FX on the vox, you will have a killer track. I can hear it, Mate!

Not the biggest fan of EDM, but I like how you build and then bring it down and re- build again. Structure can be as key as the instruments are. So great job!

I do like this as it has great potential, and you can sing. What we need, though, is some crunchy guitars and not synths (and that's coming from a synth player), but this is a good song that needs some proper exploration.

So sweet, my friend, I needed this after an intense day back from PTO today. I had a nice Quebec gin & Tonic, listening to some sweet, sweet jazz from you. You have about 3 years on me in the Looperman timeline, but I appreciate this fine music in this fine music. Salut mon ami!

All Hail the King, always a pleasurable listen, my friend. Brilliant usage of VST's

Just Sublime. Great work as always.
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Always with the tasteful touch on the guitar, mate. A really nice tune!

Wow, Great work Dan. The music reminded me of Knightrider in the 80's but the vox took it over the top. Fav'd

Nice, 4 to the floor dance filling. I like that bassline underneath it all.

I truly needed this tune tonight to unwind a bit. Thank you, mate. awesome. And thank Slap Johnson. Together, your synergy has made it better!