It sound like hearing a cool tune while eating crunchy cereal

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I liked listening. The sounds are so interesting. Where did you get them? The vocals are nice and clear and I especially like the harmonica in the middle. You may consider a fade in at the beginning? Well done!

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Like the bassline. Sounds interesting. But something pops on my speakers..

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The crackling makes me think this is an old record. But then you have
clear, unbroken sound of a gorgeous harpsichord and vocals - and a
harmonica? Oooh eerie! Is that you singing?

I love the sparkling cascade of harpsichord in the chorus (?).

Refreshingly strange.

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why did it take me a few days to get around to listening to this?

this is really cool. kind of reminds me of radiohead and/or bjork.

i love the crackly beats! the bass is cool, harpsichord works really well
here. the harmonica or whatever that is is pretty sweet, too. voice
sounds good!

this really is a sweet weird track. well produced. i'm digging this for
sure.

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Yes, I'll take an order to go. Strange, not your standard xperiment. I
really like the ideas you were trying out. I like the feedback. Kind of
like we've stumbled onto a satellite transmission from across the ages,
tuning into history. Really interesting. Thanks for sharing. I really
liked your vocals too. Well sung--great production, keep up the good
work. kelli

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cool sounds and good beats....I like all the textures and layers of sound
going on here....sound like I can hear another room that leads to another
world....sounds of the future....very good indeed....nice work....
peace....Ian

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Interesting harmonizing between the instruments. The clarity of the
harpsichord works well against the rough distortion. I dig the
cascading harpsichord rhythm in the middle. The bass line is good.
Ooh. Didn't see that harmonica coming! Sounds great against the
harpsichord. Who'da thunk?

It might be effective to kick the vocals way back with some long delay
in front of the reverb. The phrase gets a bit repetitive and some varied
modulation (such as having it swell up from a great distance) might
give it some extra legs.

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