I have listened to your song yesterday. I do remember the whole concept. I too sometimes use this environmental fuss with a melody to stand out, like here with the vocals. I believe it's a way to express things, it is creative and meaningful. Very well done.
My regards, Anthony.

Nice one. Awesome 808s and drum patterns

I can hear a blues scale at work here, the tones work together well. nice sound selection and also some nice vocals. If this an experimental type track for u, id aim for something similar and see wat happens. id be down to hear it.

very nice vocals

Hello, well, I think it's a kind of free jazz. I've heard something like this before, this combination of blues, jazz, and soul. It was years ago at the famous Jazz Festival, the Moers Festival (also this year again during the Pentecost holidays, a must for jazz fans!!). There was this combination of a jazz combo with a soul and gospel singer. They called it Jazz *Smile. I don't find your song overloaded in terms of frequencies. Maybe a bit too much reverb in some places, but not in an unpleasant way. I think your experiment can be considered very successful. Good job! Best regards, Manuela

Hello Nonube, just gave your track a listen and enjoyed.....im not sure about the genre either.....there's a progressive beat there.....some jazzy keynotes and a mixture of other musical feels not to leave out the good vocals. Its a pretty interesting mix and I like it.

Kinda Blues-y, Indie with soul. V intriguing and enjoyable track - the soul-rich vocal really sits well over the piano Kay

Definitely something Else. Marvellous had to listen again :)

Hi Nonube,
You are a savant at this music business. I have to be honest, the work you produce is on another level & so unique, that stands out splendidly an attention grabber for sure. I like the vocals on this, it is all mesmerizing! those harmonies are nice too. Such a nice groove which is super! super! cool, definitely an interesting track with vibrant soundscapes. TOP! listen & much Enjoyed Definitely a Fave! Kudos :)