Description : Time to give y'all a break from my vocals...
So, I was going through songs from years past on my laptop - there are hundreds - and came across this one that I'd nearly forgotten about, even though I love it.
There's a story that comes with it. Way back in MySpace days (yep, going back) I connected with a singer in the UK named Kymberley Kennedy, an amazing singer, just fantastic voice. She liked my tracks so we agreed to work on some tracks together. I sent her this song, and she and her boyfriend Mo, the producer, put a sample together, a minute and a half. I loved it. But then Kymmie got interest from a record company and dropped the project. So I was left with an incomplete song - only part of one of the verses and the chorus. What to do? I brought in a guitarist and extended the song to full length with a music bridge and some repetition. Had to. And this is the result.
So then last night I was checking Kym out on YouTube. She's got a bunch of videos up, with some modest success. I listened to some of them and yes, they're great, but at the same time they sound a lot like a lot of stuff out there. What attracted me to Kymmie's music in the first place was that it was raw and real, it expressed a real personality, it had a vital edge. The record-company songs don't, to me. I listened back to some of the songs - some are just samples - that Mo & Kym sent to me way back when - their stuff - and I like it much better. I googled and found some of the finished results - I like the first drafts better. So I started messing around with a couple, extending them, tweaking, just for my own personal delectation. To me, they sound freaking incredible. So I think that's an important lesson, to me anyway and maybe to all of us - watch the overproduction. Don't get too fancy. Keep it raw and real. Keep it human. Perfectly flawed is so much better than flawlessly perfect.
Description : Recently I've been quite into future bass and this my first real try at making it.
Looking forward to some constructive criticism. Hope you enjoy
You'll find the artwork for this track here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaLe8kXM9fg
Update - This is the updated completed version of the song featuring Eshar on the vocals.This is a very experimental track and hopefully you'll be pleasantly surprised by it.
I don't know where else to put this, but I really want to thank the Looperman community for giving my track a chance. It's almost hit 800 plays and it's got so many favorites, it's insane. Thanks to everyone who made this the song it is right now.
Description : So I made this... uh Chillstep(?) song. Dubstep I guess. Fuck if I know man. Used a loop by Corruptionedm and a loop by 7venth12. Tell me what you think. I kinda feel like it needs some vocals.
Description : I make weird music, so brace yourself. This is a somewhat emotional beat; RnB/hip hop type song. This is my first attempt at making a rap instrumental. I know the bass is kinda like in your face, but other than that all criticisms are WELCOMED. I made this a while back, so cut me some slack, I've made progress. Regardless, please give me as much advice as you see fit.
Also, feel free to rap or sing to this or whatever you do.I'd love to hear what people do with it. Just put a link in a comment. And thanks to Chefboydee for the drums.
Description : Positive Hip Hop track about not letting people hold you down from your dreams and goals. Ruff unfinished version. There is room for one more emcee if somebody is down. Enjoy and feel free to check me out at http://turfgoldmusic.webs.com/
Description : This is angry, energetic Dubstep! I decided to use a higher tempo than my normal 100-160, I went higher than 180!
I used a few vocal samples from here, one from adamms and the other from I don't remember who. I posted the Soundcloud link in the comments on it though.
Description : Remixed 1-31-20
A more mellow Rock track I am working on. Needs to be cleaned up and reworked in spots.
Drums:Sample
Guitars:myself
Bass:myself
Keyboard:myself
