Description : They say the journey is better than the destination...dont knows what happened to my sense of direction cuz i was destined to be lost! Enjoy!
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Haha great description.
And i definately know what you mean by dipping your toes into multi-genres. That's a personal habit of mine as well. Which is why i can respect this track.
Lots of interesting things going on. Nice soft drums which switch up and compliment the synth nicely. Then the track almost stops and it's like...that was good.
Then it kicks in.
First i was like, :) then i was like :D.
Haha great job with this one man, very unique. Lots of good sounds going in. keep em' coming. -Gabe
hell yes bro... a kindred spirit i always wonder if more structured minds can hear anything but chaos... I actively seek chaos cuz amongst it there is no rules and u may even find a piece thats operating unphased by whats going on around it... I mean this in music and snapshots of normal day to day living... that i guess is what aligns my creative process with a foundation that a concept can work from... and yeah that big drawn out pause was abou the actual time it took for me to go from am i done? to i know lets get drum n bass with dubstep overlays and get straight to the
point which was i never had a point to start with... So ill shut my trap and Gabe i'll be checking out the result of toes being dipped into what they want peace my man Robb
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And i definately know what you mean by dipping your toes into multi-genres. That's a personal habit of mine as well. Which is why i can respect this track.
Lots of interesting things going on. Nice soft drums which switch up and compliment the synth nicely. Then the track almost stops and it's like...that was good.
Then it kicks in.
First i was like, :) then i was like :D.
Haha great job with this one man, very unique. Lots of good sounds going in. keep em' coming. -Gabe
Peace Love Jesus!
point which was i never had a point to start with... So ill shut my trap and Gabe i'll be checking out the result of toes being dipped into what they want peace my man Robb