yeah man, first off stay away from my lil sista lol.
this is hot man know what to me makes your rap vox your accent it just fits perfect like teh way lilly allen accent was on her tunes that type of thing dam good.
1.65 to 2.10 i think you were too close to the mike you hear the diff just after it. its not a critique just i notice these wee things. do you sing just onto the mic or do you have a dampner in front of it if you dont they are good for keeping your distance from the mic. what do i know i just came to say stay away from my sis lol
Brilliant man.

First off nice job on sounding clear. Second how long did it take you to write this track I know for me it would have took a minute because in the beginning of your flow you were rhyming like crazy that was dope I like the part you were rhyming pretty good man. Nice Dime!

Your contribution to this community is great. I agree, it's mad how easy it is to get brain freeze whilst producing music - just not seeming to progress as days turn into weeks, listening to the same output until it's engrained in your brain. I suppose it's the equivalent of the ubiquitous 'writer's block'. It would be interesting to get a flavor of how other artists manage to get through these challenging periods of non-productivity. It appears to me that, the more I produce, the more of these periods happen. Things seemed to flow more seamlessly in earlier days. Maybe it's just a sure sign of getting old though! :)

Thanks Paul, but we celebrate Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May.
But I think mothers are worth celebrating every day *smile

Hello Paul, then soon there will only be publications here with your voice *smile.
Seriously, I like your arrangement that you show here on LM. Great! Keep it up!
Even though I'm not a rapper, I'm of the opinion that rap as a style of music won't die. He will change, without question. He will increasingly crawl away from the dirty corner and also lose his importance as the sole voice of the oppressed and socially disadvantaged. In other words, the rap revolution is out, long live social acceptance. Whether this is the path to something new or a collapse of the original, only time will tell and each listener will judge for themselves. In the long term, rap will be no different than good old rock'n roll. Rap will divide into musical columns and live on in a different form for generations of musicians. New genres will emerge in categories that are already confusing. Nobody knows anything about it these days.
@EDM Unfortunately it has always been the case that good musicians have been copied and stolen from. Just look at the large number of legal proceedings relating to licensing law.
@Paul: about your song. I don't know if it's your intention to distort your voice? I think it's particularly noticeable in the opening sequence.
Definitely good singing on good music! Well done,
Kind regards and have a nice Sunday
Manuela

Nice work on the track dimestop.
You got lyrics for days bro..
Can't wait til I have time to get back at it..excellent work.

One thing is certain...rap is not dead and will never die.
Maybe different style.
I see that here in the Netherlands too, but it is still a rap.
This beat is very good and the way you rap on it is really good Paul.
You are moving very fast with your tracks, I can hardly keep up with you lol
But you can hear how much pleasure it gives you and the results of your perseverance are impressive

lol @ "where's Kanye when ya need him :))
getting sued for not clearing loops he used." This made me chuckle. Another good track Paul. You ain't 'arf turning them out. And it sounds like you are thoroughly enjoying it.