crucethus

Nice work. I always love great guitar work.! good sound you have going on here!

This is great. I normally hate fanfare sounds in music, but this works here very well &ironically;. This is musicianship on another level, plane, planet, zone (you pick a realm). Drums and percussion are mixed perfectly. and the way it ends. bowing out with a roll of percussion and a glissando from the fret-less bass. Marvellous performance.
Steve

Nice!, Bringing Dubstep back to it's dub-reggae roots!

Love this sound. I love the minor creepy Trent Reznor like bass-line that drives this piece, then you slowly add elements that soften the edge of that bass. Bonnie's voice is sublime, and your production enhances that. well done !

Very nice house tune. You definitely reached back into the past for this one. I could see Danny Tenaglia spinning this one back in the day.

Beautiful song! Uplifting

Nice, A bit of Old school hip hop dropped.

Awesome, I will play this in the awful Montreal traffic from now on! cathartic release!

It has a very sweet quality to it, almost more cinematic than chill. Like I could see this in an 80's movie with the main two characters falling in love montage. sounds very good musically.
Steve

Kenny,
this is very cool! I love the modulated synths and the suspended chords overlaying synth plucks. sounds awesome dude! Good job!
Steve

Great job, I sensed some old school in there. (Human League, Ultravox mk2) cool stuff!

Really good work. I like this 8bit wobble!

Love the cello on this!

I love the drums in this one as well as the pads and what sounds like a rhodes piano. You can't miss with Bonnie's voice! Good Work!

I hear some good elements in this track and some sounds that can be cleaned up easily. And i think if you work on adding more layers to the percussion and beats you can cohere this song together.

The Bass phrasing attracts me to this song. The bridge/chorus is a beautiful lesson in counterpoint of the melody to bass structure. This would be a good song whether it was electronic or was solely guitars. good work!

Thoroughly enjoyed that! very clean crisp sound.

This is very good work. I love the quality of sounds you have created!

Beautiful chanson!

Step-Noire should be this category. Kind of deviates from what dub-step originally is, but very creative in it's own right, and I prefer to hear nice melodies and your exquisite voice. As people become sick of the wub-wub of Bro-step (dub step) we will see true artists like yourself try to incorporate various sounds to either improve or change dub-step to be something else. And thus that's the evolution of music. Glad you are apart of that artistic evolution!
Steve

cool!, 8bit metal! With Rap and dubstep. I like the creative play of this and the constant changes, which is a hallmark in my own compositions. Great work, i look forward to more!
Steve

Some really cool old school house being created here. Nice! great work!
Steve

Great tune, definitely trip-hop. I like the vocal treatments.

I like this, slyly ambient and then lounge-Jazz and then back and forth. Almost like being stuck outside and every now and then a window opens up so you can see and hear what's going on. cool stuff You've been paying attention !!!

I am going to respond to this song in 2 ways. Technical: and esoteric al.
So for the technical. You hit a chord with me with your use of square waves in a very cool coherent way. It's as if you replaced guitars in the song with these synths. Back in the day I used to program basic on an old commodore Vic 20 when I was like 11 yrs old and use all the memory, but make interesting sounds using the square wave generators. now for the esoteric al: The progression you created is very good and makes me want to hear you expand on this. It has a sublime feel and can almost fool you into thinking that these are not synths at all if you let the trance like quality of the sounds wash over you. I look forward to hearing more from you!
Steve