Description : This is some music for a short film(that hopefully will get completed)...getting the visual contents feel into the music in three minutes was an interesting exercise...it follows the last morning of a young Palestinian martyr on his way to paradise.
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Ahhhhhh! I remember this one!
Such a smooth long ride kinda of vibe.
It's the one I wanted to hear,
I searched for it,
but I thought I remembered the one I really liked was something about the road or road trip.
Anyhoo, I will download this one and continue my search.
I've been away looking for a rapper to collab. Hehehe
Actually, I've been away tending to life. :-)
Hope life is treating you well Dave!
Dear Pat, so happy to see you back here on Lookingforarapper.com ;)..seriously though your presence back here made my day! I too have been taking care of life which is good, I haven't been producing much recorded music lately but that's about to change, I'm definitely on the threshold of a big creative period. It's always great to hear from you and I know your always walking in the light, stay blessed as they say...cheers Dave :)
hi.
very cool intro. too bad you leave that 'dark ambient' atmosphere (which could be developed into an another cool track for sure) - the 'main body' it very 'jazz': the trumpet reminds even miles davis recordings at parts, at least as far as I am familiar with his recordings...
Anyway it all sound very smooth overall; maybe too much 'punch' on drums for me - I do not like it but the composition is very fine.
I do not think that bass guitar here sounds really like a 'bassline'. More 'abstract' and 'sound-image' than really constructive lines but still it works. You could fade out that track but explosion was a nice choice as well - why not?
I can hear some eastern flavours and a motorycle (a plain?) passing by (1:30) - the 'cinematic' element of this track.
very nice track. Alex
As always you deliver, very nice piece of work, love the horn work in this piece, listening to this one you are taken on a journey, guessing is going by description is what you wanted to achieve for the listener...well you did that top notch...instant fav man...Peace n much respect on this little gem...Mosaic...
just catching up with this one this morning...did you do the video Dave?...Its one fantastic bit of picture painting music. I read the description as I was hitting play so maybe I`m a bit biased but it sure brings the scenes to mind...It reminds me too of how sad it is when a bunch of twisted old me serving their diety of hatred & death so cruely misuse young peoples minds & bodies....super job on the mixing & production too by the way....great track....Ed
Hey Ed...I did this as a favour for a friend's friend (Cinema student)who by all accounts was applying for a production grant..I have no idea if it'll ever pan out! lol...maybe one day it'll show up at Cannes! Haha..I was happy to do it though..cheers mate and thanks for the listen! Dave :)
sitting here i could sworn that miles made a featured appearance on this track...nice synth work..you tend to get a real live sound out of your productions which is very nice!!drum track is there....and the ending was way cool
Haha..I wish,thanks Carlos...Miles without doubt is one of my favourite musicians and he's influenced me greatly..thanks for dropping by mate!..cheers Dave :)
Hey thanks man....I'm a huge Duduk fan,I know a lot of Turkish people in Oz and really enjoy their weddings,parties and (bands),they call it something a little different but essentially it's the same instrument,pity Evrim isn't still active on the Loop she's someone I always wanted to collab with...thanks again mate...cheers Dave
Yes i have commented on this track already but since it popped up in the featured track box i thought i'd press play and comment on it again.
For some reason i keep repeating this phrase to myself "I've got to get the hang of that bloody Ableton live"
It will happen one day, oh yes it will!
Anyway, i still think this is great and the explosion at the end just seals the deal.
Actually, on that note i have a mate who's just started up a business that sells landmines that look like prayer matts. He says prophets have been going through the roof.
FR
Haha..man,I love that Clash line in Rockin the Casbah..."drop your bombs amongst the minarets"..plenty of profits to be had with the demise of a few prophets!....actually mate Ableton,like a lot of DAW's is quite intuitive once you get rolling,the thing is it's something that is better taught face to face..if they invent teleportation I could get you up and running in an hour easy!..cheers Dave
Love the Jaco style bass runs man!!! Also really dug mid way thru the tune when things heated up!! And the sense of humor as allways, great stuff big guy!
Glad I waited till the end to start typing, nice fx. Interesting topic for sure, kinda reminds me of music by a band called Brand New Heavies, acid jazz band is what I would call them. Really a bunch of goodness happening here, except for the main character the track is about, hehe. Nicely put together and mixed, always a pleasure!
Hey Pat...couldn't agree with you more for general public consumption,however being a painter you'd be surprised if you got inside my head..the visuals in there are in permanent 3D/4D? and dimensional colour! lol..cheers Dave :)
..not much left to say, it would appear...i do not seem to be alone in my adoration of this musicscape. the tension is definitely presence, but its the underlying current of cool confidence, especially present in the masterful horn runs, that really brings this piece to a whole new level for me. its all just so....gooooooooood.
heers for the much needed inspirado. you have been a rich source of it oh these many years.
Outstanding job!
Hey Oasis..your way too kind!...thank you for the glowing review all the same....I just try to channel visualisations into my music and hopefully succeed....cheers Dave :)
As Jimmy Kranky would say, Fandabidoozy!! (I dunno if you'll even know who Jimmy Kranky is but that basically means it's bloody brilliant)
What captures me the most is the clarity of this piece. Everthing sits in exactly the right place, the instruments compliment each other perfectly and i love the unpredictableness of the beat patterns.
I'm taxing a copy of this so i can play it when the sun comes out again. Cheers!!
Hey Nick thanks man!..never heard of Jimmy Kranky unfortunately,he sounds a bit like Karl in An Idiot Abroad (I really dig that guy and want to start a political party with him!..lol)..I'm off to google him!...cheers Dave :)
Dave this music plays out a beautiful and yet tragic mindscape! For me it really portrays the subject matter with the precision you only get with a master artist!
There are subtle light and dark elements which I think would reflect the thoughts of a martyr on his final mission?
Hey CS thanks man!...much appreciated...the thing is I've never met a martyr obviously so I'm projecting my own interpretations upon the subject...I didn't want to conjure up any stereotypical images and hopefully I've succeeded to some extent.....cheers Dave :)
A tremendous composition from start to finish. A wonderful music to enjoy listening. It is full of nuances and sensations that transport you ... A really great music.
That's really powerful... fits the described scene so well. His feelings, thoughts, environment, and the inevitable ending... everything is here in those 3mins.
Great track, thanks for sharing!
Hey ALXSIX thanks man!...glad you had some visualizations while listening,to me this is the most important facet..well hopefully!lol..cheers mate and thanks for your great review...cheers Dave :)
Hi Dave
These are just the little things between the bars that bring the whole thing roll into. But a film can be confusing if you do not know the end. The prelude has succeeded ........ But I want the end ......... lol
RESPECT! ! !
CHEERS Zappo
Hey mate..it was for a very very short film!...3 minutes LOL..it's over before it has begun! lol.....I agree it is only the prelude....together we could do a feature length film and get rich!..thank you my musical compatriot! cheers Dave :)
it took me in pretty deep. i suppose the groove very well might suggest the mindset of the soon-to-be suicide. a coolness, a detachment, a resignation.
technically awesome work.
hope the film is coming together and there are bucks $$$!!
peace.
Hi Midi..thanks mate,yeah lots of introspective flash backs interspersed with his planned course of action in a very mobile/static sequence...money of course is always welcome! lol..cheers mate :)
Wow,those drums...I know others have said it but they are superb and I wanted to ask if that was guitar swelling in with part of the intro?
I knew with a track from you I had to plug the headphones in instead of these worthless tiny Altec Lansing speakers I use to just play music... not "hear" music.
Hey Al thanks man..the drums easily consumed most of my time on this track..In a lot of my tracks I lay out and program the drum groove first as in this case...all the instruments apart from my bass and the drums are synths...I was using a few guitar patches within layered multis...their ok for subtle nuances,but as you well know mate nothing beats a real axe!..cheers mate and thanks for the listen! :)
This is excellent - really enjoyed listening. Great sounding drums and the whole feel is very very good indeed. It's tense and full of foreboding too. A touch of Miles Davis? Good luck with the film - hope it materialises.
Hey Ritchie thanks man....the trumpet tone was a product of BigFishAudio's First call Horns Vst....I've often thought about doing a full on Miles type number..but I wouldn't dream of plagerise his name,I'd be cursed forever!...I hope the film does eventuate,but it's not up to me,I'm just helping out...cheers mate :)
The subject is serious but, you have knew here, provide elements, of a certain of hearing lightness .... Highlighted by pounding drums. Two contradictory elements, but you have done here, a subtle and well mix ....
and if he doesn't find his way - there's got to be something wrong with him, because i sure did......a very enjoyable piece of excellence....everything just flows on its own in the same direction.... thanks for sharing this
Description : Banda sonora de un videoclip que acabo de producir.Cuenta la experiencia de una pareja de astronautas y los recuerdos de ella al perder a su compañero. Espero que os guste. Animo y suerte para todos.
Description : Ok...here it is! Another colab with maestro Tumbleweed! Ed provided the unfinished, basic track...I composed and recorded the long intro using different synths and then added piano (well to the fore) and some brass arrangements along the rest of the track (no violin this time...hehe) and then did the final mixing to wrap it up as it is presented now. I hope you will enjoy it and we both appreciate your listening time and your valuable comments:) Otherwise all thanks to Ed!
Description : Just send me the link where you use that, please
Anyway, I'm looking for artists, especially doing melodic techno, deep house etc... to work in my music label called Chick Records
Description : Treated field recordings of bells and thumping big stainless steel sculptures and synth. Inspired by a trip to the sub-Antarctic Islands.
Description : There are a lot of talented people :
Ft Ankit Sharda for the mantra,
Ft Xelaplus for the choirs,
Ft jjweekz for the voice effect,
Drums :
AcidPro on darbuka
Danke on big cymbals
Loopfreak on indian percussions
Anubis on big drums
Tell me what this track made to you ^^'
Thank you.
Description : Dark, slow, ambient, cinematic jazz with funereal piano turning into something much funkier, psychedelic and beautiful in the second half. Out of the darkness and into the light, you could say. Instruments: electric guitar + bass, lots of synth sounds, including a horn, double bass, another big legato bass, pizzicato strings, two types of piano, a heavily delayed slide guitar instrument, zither, synth arp, one brushy drum loop, kettle drum rolls and 4 programmed acoustic drum kits. This is quite a special track for me and is only the second I've put in the cinematic genre. The more you listen, the more it changes (it even has key changes) and the last three minutes are really quite far out and should probably be longer. Best track I've made for a few months. Interesting thoughts and reflections appreciated. Free sex for the best reviews...
This track is an elaboration of dgalantic’s track “Starting Over 0172257.” It is almost entirely comprised of loops by other artists on looperman. The newsreel in the intro section is from public domain footage of the Vietnam War. Prince Fatty chimes later in with some words of wisdom. The track was sequenced with Mixtikl and edited in Audacity.
Loops from the following artists are included:
1. ThatJeffCarter’s guitar “feedback 197765”
2. three of Nightingale’s harmonica trills: “angels 0088377, inner light 0088361 and never and never 0088366”
3. Heavily fx’ed vocal excerpts from Eshar’s “7th Dimension 0002644”
4. Dcmack’s rhythm loops “2 bass drums 1- 0085449, 2- 0085446, and 4- 0085448.”
5. Steelyvibe’s choral wash “luno frunezo 0005719”
6. Nightingale’s guitar loop “diving deep 0043488”
7. Rasputin1963’s chorals “ soul ladies gospel riff 0088641 and reggae soul girls choir 0087693”
Genre: Cinematic
Tags: papico, Cinematic, Piano, feedback, choral washes, choir, harmonica, guitar, dgalantic- starting over, thatjeffcarter-feedback, dcmack- 2 bass drums 1,2 and 4, nightingale-angels, inner light, never and never, diving deep, eshar-7th dimension, steelyvibe- luno frunezo, rasputin1963-soul ladies gospel riff, reggae soul girls choir, Vietnam War newsreel
Description : So a new track for everyone. Im pretty impressed by this one, and would even place it higher than one of my best tracks, Angel And A Demon. However, I'm trying to decide whether or not I should put vocals to it. I have some in mjnd, but idk if itd be better to leave as is and keep it instrumental or not. Take a listen and let me know! Also, let me know if anything is too loud, still working on my mastering.
Description : NEVER STOP DREAMING!
Love what you do and do what you love.
Made out of Looperman Loops!
Made in 2 Hours!
I was bored and was thinking about a epic movie sooo...yeah...here u got it a full Cinematic Movie Soundtrack...Say what u think..........A NEED FEEDBAK ! A know...its just mixing loops together but it was really , really big fun to make this!
Such a smooth long ride kinda of vibe.
It's the one I wanted to hear,
I searched for it,
but I thought I remembered the one I really liked was something about the road or road trip.
Anyhoo, I will download this one and continue my search.
I've been away looking for a rapper to collab. Hehehe
Actually, I've been away tending to life. :-)
Hope life is treating you well Dave!
very cool intro. too bad you leave that 'dark ambient' atmosphere (which could be developed into an another cool track for sure) - the 'main body' it very 'jazz': the trumpet reminds even miles davis recordings at parts, at least as far as I am familiar with his recordings...
Anyway it all sound very smooth overall; maybe too much 'punch' on drums for me - I do not like it but the composition is very fine.
I do not think that bass guitar here sounds really like a 'bassline'. More 'abstract' and 'sound-image' than really constructive lines but still it works. You could fade out that track but explosion was a nice choice as well - why not?
I can hear some eastern flavours and a motorycle (a plain?) passing by (1:30) - the 'cinematic' element of this track.
very nice track. Alex
As always you deliver, very nice piece of work, love the horn work in this piece, listening to this one you are taken on a journey, guessing is going by description is what you wanted to achieve for the listener...well you did that top notch...instant fav man...Peace n much respect on this little gem...Mosaic...
As always, you have delivered a quality track. You are one of the top Loopers in my humble opinion.
Awesome.
Mark.
Peace
I hear this as a mixture of genres and different time spaces. Retro elements combined with post modern stuff and a stellar use of effects.
The duduk is fabulous! One of my favorite instruments and boy did it work well here!
Thanks for sharing!
For some reason i keep repeating this phrase to myself "I've got to get the hang of that bloody Ableton live"
It will happen one day, oh yes it will!
Anyway, i still think this is great and the explosion at the end just seals the deal.
Actually, on that note i have a mate who's just started up a business that sells landmines that look like prayer matts. He says prophets have been going through the roof.
FR
Bm;)
Wayne
I hope the film gets completed as well, a visual in the head is great but one with the eyes is FAR greater.
Great job!
heers for the much needed inspirado. you have been a rich source of it oh these many years.
Outstanding job!
What captures me the most is the clarity of this piece. Everthing sits in exactly the right place, the instruments compliment each other perfectly and i love the unpredictableness of the beat patterns.
I'm taxing a copy of this so i can play it when the sun comes out again. Cheers!!
There are subtle light and dark elements which I think would reflect the thoughts of a martyr on his final mission?
Absolutely brilliant work my friend!
Great track, thanks for sharing!
These are just the little things between the bars that bring the whole thing roll into. But a film can be confusing if you do not know the end. The prelude has succeeded ........ But I want the end ......... lol
RESPECT! ! !
CHEERS Zappo
hehe cheers Dave :)
technically awesome work.
hope the film is coming together and there are bucks $$$!!
peace.
I knew with a track from you I had to plug the headphones in instead of these worthless tiny Altec Lansing speakers I use to just play music... not "hear" music.
Very good Dave!
Allen.
This is excellent - really enjoyed listening. Great sounding drums and the whole feel is very very good indeed. It's tense and full of foreboding too. A touch of Miles Davis? Good luck with the film - hope it materialises.
Richie
Dan