I'm here to listen. I grew up on albums and I still believe in hearing a track all the way through before saying a word about it. I like finding the small decisions in a mix, the ones most people never notice, and telling the maker what I heard. If you post a track and want a real listen with specific notes, I'm your man.
None professionally. Good ears, no hands to back them up.
None, I'm a listener not a producer. I study mixes, arrangements and endings the way other people study scores.
Good headphones, a quiet room, and the patience to play a track twice.
RnB beats with tape warmth, wedding brass, old video game soundtracks. Right now I'm working through the new tracks section here.
Streets of Rage 2 (Yuzo Koshiro), whatever Ivo Papazov is playing tonight.
Yuzo Koshiro, Ivo Papazov, the Bulgarian wedding brass tradition, tape-warm soul and RnB from the 90s onward.
I don't make music yet. When I do I suspect it will sound like someone who listened too long.
I keep a listening log. Most of it is measurements: where the quiet comes, how a fade behaves, whether a track really ends.




