Hey, this is awesome! StaticNomad and those like him were just not there when the shit went down, so they cannot understand. This is so early nineties, and it's awesome. Makes me look forward to the cure live that I will see in June. We love the music you do, deep and wide. Heavy and heart-full. Love it! Faved!

Hey Dom

Nice piece, great guitar, even nicer vocals, Farisha has one stunning voice, nice easy beat that works nicely with the guitar and vocals, great track, enjoyed the listen...Fav...Peace n Respect...Mosaic...

Beautiful. Great vocals. Love the piano intro and grungey phazed out guitar sound which creates the atmosphere. Well done.

I always enjoy Farisha's stuff. You used her vocals well. I agree with Nomad on the drums issue, but overall well-done!

A real beauty here, Domenico. Everything meshes nicely. All your playing is superb and I love the vocals. Always look forward to your additions to the LM community.

Ciao,
M.

I like the hook, where you played the guitar man.

Aw gosh your bass, Domenico !... Loved every second of that melancholy, bluesy, blissful listening.
So good to get back here, savour such beautiful moments and feel like a very lucky one...
'Hope you and yours are fine my dear friend. Get my friendliest hugs,
Carole

Greetings, Mr Wolf.

Lots of excellent instrument playing in this but my big complaint, not for the first time, is with the drums. More on that later. Praise first, criticism later.

Farish's vocals here are, as always, excellent. Probably something to do with her being a damn fine vocalist...

I think your initial piano part starts things off well and neatly fits her vocal. Then some quality lead guitar work, with some good bends. A good slow rock intro before the vocal.

Bass has your usual good sound and fluid movement.

2:29-2:42 I would suggest removing. It's the third time we've heard pretty much the same lead guitar part. It's good but I don't think good enough to be heard three times in 2.5 minutes. Just go straight from 2:29 into the 2:42 part of the solo.

So, the drums. Guitar, bass and keys all really sound like they're playing together ie in the same sort of physical space. But the drums really don't and sound kind of like a backing demo track. They're really lacking power and punch and they also maybe have too much reverb or something on them. The playing/programming is OK and works well enough but they just sound too weak to really drive the track the way they could/should.

You're again using the EZ kit (Funk?) I don't much like so that's probably part of the problem. How many EZ kits do you have?

Try EQing, stereo widening the drums etc. Anything to make them more powerful and sound like they're playing in the same space as the other instruments. The drums also don't push the guitar in the solo, as they could do to help make the guitar playing seem more powerful and exciting.

Otherwise, it's really a good piece of music.

As always: if you love these drums, ignore everything I have written.

Kinda reminds me of Bad Company in the beginning, which is never a bad thing. :) Vocals sit nice in the mix and work well with the music. Over all a solid Rock Track. I enjoyed it. Nice job.

tv

Fantastic piece of rockish, chillish soft music with full of feelings and one of your best bass play...incredible...solo italiano can make it...

Guitars are on the top too and the mix is superb too...not too harsh as always today...

Dom...all my hats off, Danke