crucethus

Pushing Reggae well into the new century. I loved Sly & Robbie for doing that with Howie B, but Man, you got a new idea here, and it´s awesome.
loved it
Cru

Massive potential, Needs some mixing, but a great creative idea.

##### X-mass!!

Sweet intro, dreamy and with a pounding drumbeat. Always professional work from you Leon. This needs a nice moving bass on it, maybe even a fretless. That would take care of your friend Kargalarś opinion on the mix as it would balance out the frequencies. Great work as always.
Steve

This is really good. And finally, someone is doing something creative to advance the boring sameness of trap style music. Your vocal delivery makes this. Not since Romeo voids ¨Never say never¨ back in the eighties have I heard something musically and (vocally) sonically this provocative and progressive. I think I will have my eyes and ears out for you in the future.
Cru

I love the ghost synths about halfway thru. This is less ambient and more Chill, IMHO. But a really pleasant listen, mate!

Creative ever-changing tune, but I agree with everyone else about backing down on the volume.

What a cool mellow but intensely emotional ride. cool guitar work mate.

I think the unique chord transitions is what makes this exciting. it´s a cut and paste sound but with such a cool theoretical twist in chord structures which makes it brilliant! Well Done, too short.
Cru!

A lot of arpeggiated synths mixed very nicely with cool percussion choices. surely a winner!

I may have just been sonically ravaged!

Really well-done composition. I love strings and the expressiveness of them. What instruments do you personally play?, As a Russo-Norweigan you are familiar with Silenzium from Novosibirsk? II like how the percussion plays a part in telling the story but is delicately placed in the mix. It feels like the piano is the star here with the strings bringing the horrific energy. The abrupt ending is well chosen. Are you familiar with StaticNomad from this site? He incorporates cello and guitar like no one I have ever heard before and you may like his work. Ciao

This is a very nice journey you take the listener on, very well made indeed. Always changing and keeping you engaged. My only critique (and a truly minor one) is that you may need more subtle underlying percussion effects. Thats my Arranger ears doing the talking. I love how you bring the tune-up and down from the percussion, and your ambient Pad instincts are awesome. Maybe a tinge of sub-bass might make sense as well. Please don´t take any critique from myself negatively. If I take the time to point out specifics like this, that means I really really like what you have done and can see the great potential of the tune.
Thank you for sharing your art.
Cru

OOH Vapourware!!! Awesome. Blade runner +++. Awesome use of Analogue synths. Def a Fav! Put a great big smile on my face after a tough grueling work week.

Welcome to the loop and Gday! This has a very acid house feel but in an uplifting way. enjoyed the listen. A fine group of musicians has come from Western Australia, this being no exception to that list. fine work, welcome to looperman. Cheers Mate!
Cru

I miss that Manitobian genius around here, what's he up to these days. This is a sublime piece of work Leon, awesomely crafted and amazingly mixed as I would expect nothing less from you. Cheers; Cru.

Dark and dense, just the way I like them!

It's like a Melancholy Halloween in the swamp, love it.

Very good, You have created a new genre of funk called Anxiety-Funk. what a nervous composition (in a good creative way) ooh call it Xanax-funk.
Nice work.

Spooky, (Ghosts aren´t real) I love this slow hand-picked guitar sound. Awesome as always my friend!

Crazy subject matter, and a crazy bass-line. 10 out of 10 for creativity!

cool, mellow and sleek!

Music is the great healer, So sorry for your loss. As the Great Jamid said..¨Well Done¨! (nice use of distortion on the synths, vey well executed)
Cru

You had me at soccer mom playing hacky-sack.

EYE ROLL!!! yes I liked it.. did U not listen mate. I just said U da bomb. I like how it progresses in different ways and keeps you engaged. You actually made it in 4 parts almost how a classical composer would create a piece of work. The allegro to introduce, the Adagio which is pretty even sounding trance music, a scherzo which is your breakdown, and finally a rondo which harkens back to the original allegro and the adagio. So now do U feel secure!!!!!! JK, U know I love your work and I'm just pushing your buttons, or it could be this delicious Gordons Pink Gin & Tonic I am having tonight.
Cru & tonic