mmmmmmm so tasty on my ears

Great track! Powerful and intense!

dirty, i likey....

I love it !!

Here we go again. Time to clean up my room so i won't break anything and start one man rave party.

You are right. This one has gotta get you moving. I knew something was up when I saw that wave flatlining. This us a hardhitting, perfectly mixed beat. I killed by best friend. Damn! Scary ass.

"So what youre saying us more cowbells?"

Well, no, I didn't say that at all. But, now you mention it, something like that might help. Some extra percussion, some variety, for a start. More melody, more dynamics and so on...

I've heard this "more cowbell" phrase mentioned a lot recently (eg on this site) and didn't know what people were on about. Then I found out it was an SNL sketch featuring Christopher Walken and others. So, I watched it this morning and was rather unimpressed. It's OK but nothing special and not really good enough to become some popular cultural expression. Then again, quite a lot of rubbish gets turned into trendy phrases and popular references.

So, yeah, more cowbell on this one.

good track
friendly music
full josh for car to rise up

Thanks, good song!

Hey, Swindla! Great track. You were right. turned up the headphones and couldn't stop tapping my feel and nodding my head or whatever. Jumping around in my chair. Good thing the neighbours can't see me. Infectious is what it is. I'd love to try it out with my monitors and sub-woofer, which I rarely turn on. But for this one, I'd make an exception. :)

Loving the energy of this track! Digging the feels of the whole song. You know it's a good track if I'm dancing to it cause I don't dance much anymore. Keep it up man!

- Billion

Of course, it's a drum and bass track style! it's totally in the subject! really explosive sound! you should offer an energy drink for all those who are going to be under fascination!

this style is near jungle (talking about the bpm) and i appreciate both without distinction. You made a great work, may be i will cut some lengthes...

Awesome track :)
Friendly
bleep

Greetings.

Some massive shit you have going on here. That's my technical analysis.

So: spooky, dark, murky intro which is OK but it's not really the proper track so I can accept that.

Bass-free drums enter and we're getting closer to the proper track. It's taking a while for this bassline to arrive.

1:23 there it is and it's a huge sound. A dirty, wobbly bass orgy. By 2 mins I think the drums have been too straight for too long. More variety would help. They sit fine, I'd just like them to do more and be less repetitive. Ah, quite a while later and they're still going, with the exact same pattern. All the fills are coming from the bass. More variety would stop the waveform from looking like a full tube of toothpaste.

I'm sure I'd enjoy this track more in a live situation but it never really goes anywhere different once it's established itself. It just fades out. I know some people will really like it just as it is but I could have done with more melody, rhythmic variety and more of a progression into something else. Because the dynamics are so flat, it never really gets anymore badass after that bassline enters. I want it to shift (pun intended) up a few gears.

Overall: I think it's decent but want it to be even moreso. And more distinctive and memorable.

Yo Swindla, Dig that pad, feelin it push the energy into motion. Nice drums, especially when that the wobbles rolls thru. Soul pulsing, pulling down from ones own reality. This would be great for some VGMs, BGMs. Ty for sharing with us, message received. Keep going!