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| joshnyberg said 2272 days ago (March 7th, 2007) | |
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i like it! I like the impact of this. The beginning reminds me of Kylie Minogue song. nice job! Check out my latest song called Swing Time
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| craft said 2271 days ago (March 7th, 2007) | |
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great I love the way your vocals go. The song is great too... Another great tune... :) Check out my latest song called Valarty & AJ Craft - Burn (Alternative version)
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| Morning Light said 2271 days ago (March 7th, 2007) | |
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**:)**** Nice collab........i enjoy how your voice changes:) I am amazed at how this piece sound similar to Lou Rhodes in LAMB.......(one of my favorite artist too:)..... I love the combination in this collab!!! Check out my latest song called Who Dreams Above the Waves?
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| said 2271 days ago (March 7th, 2007) | |
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driving the start breaks and bounces right into your voice. Good sound and back beats I would like to have the lyrics posted Great song ! |
| SmokeyVW said 2271 days ago (March 7th, 2007) | |
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atriptouttune i love what you're doing with the vocals - tremendous! thanks Check out my latest song called RUOK
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| spitlogic said 2270 days ago (March 8th, 2007) | |
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With a voice like that! Ill stay as long as you wish!!! Check out my latest song called Measures
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| falzaabi said 2270 days ago (March 8th, 2007) | |
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hay watch out she is talking 2 me .not 2 u --- we are one, and we are nice one Check out my latest song called cav gold
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| apb said 2267 days ago (March 11th, 2007) | |
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modern disco/club electro pop .. I hear the Kylie thing a bit too .. and I also think the vocals could come up a bit in general, bit swamped by the bass in the backing and a little too much reverb when louder, but this is very 'now' and drives very well, if mostly from the instrumentation. I'd like the vocals to be more in the front seat. The little break bit should be a chance for the instrumentation to shine/come up IMO, at the mo it's sounds more or less the same level, just without vocals. All in all a good solid song. Kudos to you both. Check out my latest song called Anyway
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| paddler said 2264 days ago (March 14th, 2007) | |
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Great mix Love the crisp bass & drums - urban sound,but cos of the airey vocals would go well at a festival too,with some lasers or a campfire.I can well imagine stumbling through some trees out of my head with this echoing around at varying distances.Great stuff! Check out my latest song called The Warts And All
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| Girk said 2240 days ago (April 8th, 2007) | |
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Trip Hop? This is quite a track, clear as bell vocals and succint, razor DnB. The only thing is, is it Trip Hop? Well, Trip Hop is based upon roots reggae and Dub although takes its main drive from Hip Hop. Reggae came out of Soul and Mento because the beat was too fast and Jamaican selectors turned the rhythm down for the deejay to toast without passing out. It also helped the crowd dance all night rather than flop out in the heat! So, in the same way reggae came from soul, Trip Hop came from Hip Hop and was "slowed down" to a dub riddim. Thus, the gold standard of 90bpm. Check out the original Bristol Sound with bands like Massive Attack, Portishead, Nightmares on Wax, Tricky, Future Sound of London. for just a start. Check out also any Lee Scratch Perry from The Blackark period (e.g.The Congos) or any King Tubby. These Jamaicans were sampling and looping in the early 1970's. Yep... They gave us proto dance music which eventually became DanceHall, the root of Hip Hop (which was taken from Jamaica by Jamaicans to New York and other Jamaican ghettos in the US). This is fact yet very little recognised. In fact, it helped to send Perry (literally) mad! Thus very simple: I'd love to hear a remix (just as Perry, Tubby or Massive might). Slow the riddim down to 90 and toast the mic! Cheers. Check out my latest song called Syncopath
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| ***itiswotitis*** said 2239 days ago (April 8th, 2007) | |
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hmm did i put it in the wrong genre?... i dunno genres always stump me i hate to be put in a box! --- We have much to learn that we already know! Check out my latest song called WALKING BASS IN THE CLOUDS
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| Girk said 2239 days ago (April 8th, 2007) | |
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Genre's... Well, I hate boxes too! Always being a square peg for the roundest of holes, I very much appreciate the fact that music should be barrier free and devoid of race. You certainly have a beautiful voice: I take the bit on board about Kylie. I saw her in January at Manchester MEN arena. She did well overall, given her recent problems. However, your music is more involved (with the sole exception of her track Confide In Me) and I would love to hear this track slowed down and given extra room as an alternative dub in contrast. However, this should not detract in anyway from what's on offer here, right now. Love your voice and the antipoedean diction! Bonza! Warmest of wishes from the English Lakes, Girk Check out my latest song called Syncopath
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| Schello said 2073 days ago (September 21st, 2007) | |
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;-) Mmmmmm, nice beats..the sound its very interestin...si! Im not musician --------------- Schello Check out my latest song called Snozz'en (Cronik Mix)
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Electric Lobster
I dig the beats and the flow of this song - the voice is very good too - but buried in the mix and echos sometimes :)