Hey Daniboi. Nice of you to stop by. I look forward to hearing some more wonders from you. peace,rick

Hey thanks alot. I'm really glad you stuck it through and enjoyed it! take care, peace.

Hey there Elsd! My apologies for not back to you sooner. I haven't been around lately. I'll be catching up on time as the new year comes along.

Thank you for the kind words about this track. I have to say that it is still one of my favorites.

When I do get more caught up, I'll be visiting your sight for new songs!

Hope you had a great XMAS and wish you, your family, and your friends all a VERY HAPPY New Year!

Take care my friend!!

Rick :)

An interesting choice of words. lol thanks. glad u liked it though. :)

Thanks man. One of my favorites. I made it so dj's could play it by itself or play/layer a song over it.

Thanks for the review and I'm glad I was able to bring you over to "this side of the HOUSE." :) I did and always side chain the drums if they are at all heavy and/or a primary part of the song. I find I avoid the dreaded muddiness or as I call it drowning. Depending on brands, House and Industrial can be similar. Actually, at some bar/clubz I've spun the two 2gether with a side of new order, Nitzer Ebb, and front 242, acid. oooo -what a tasty time that is. I'm sweatin just thinkin about it. Who knows, maybe some MCHN too!!
THANKS FOR THE FAV MY FRIEND..peace

"Sweeeet." It took me forever to pick those drums. Once I did, it was a lot of fun dropping and adding certain drums with the echo of the voice as a main element of how the song was to be built. Thank you for checking it out and reviewing!
Rick

Thank you sir. I get that particular style from growing up here in Chicago, listening and djing House Music back in the 80's through 90's. Still do, but that era seems to shine through alot with me. :) >>> You had mentioned the mastering. I sincerely thank you for that because I feel I'm truly struggling with keeping quality with songs. Thanks again and catch ya later!