Very nice and melodic song my friend , I just think how make it even better, need some female vocal to hit some high notes in backstage cos you sing so flat I cant get any emotion from track. We all musicians here more or less ...so I believe you got my point
Hi, Leo.
Thank you so much for your feedback. I truly appreciate your honest and insightful suggestions. Adding female vocals for those high notes is an excellent idea. I can see how it would bring more emotion and depth to the track. Ill definitely keep that in mind as I refine it or for possible future tracks. Thanks again for taking the time to share your thoughts!
Spreading love and peace - so important right now. Lovely, melodius. I had a vision - a beautiful flute piece after the first verse - conjures up images of seagulls over water. Beautiful. Kay
Thank you, Kay0s! I love the idea of a flute piece after the first verse, its such a serene and vivid image. Seagulls over water perfectly capture the peaceful vibe I'm aiming for. I truly appreciate your thoughtful feedback always!
Im agree with Cyberflares 100 %
Your tracks are beautiful and proffesional.
A great voice ...i just love it.
For me they can play your songs in the top 50 in the first 10 list
Wow, thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement, Rita! It truly means a lot to me. I'm so grateful, your support keeps me inspired. Top 10? I'm gonna put in more work then haha Thats such an honour to hear.
Thank you!
Another great track i have not heard one bad track from you man this one is nice has a nice uplifting feel to it you've got this genre nailed man nailed to the wall.
Thank you so much, Cyberflares! Your words mean a lot to me. I'm really glad youre feeling the uplifting vibeits what I aim for! Ill keep doing my best to keep that standard nailed to the wall. Appreciate you!
Wow! What an amazing and uplifting track. Really enjoyed listening to your work. Would love to do something together. Definitely looking forward to seeing what you come out with next.
Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement, Arman.
I truly appreciate you taking the time to listen. Id absolutely love to collaborate with you. Lets connect and make something amazing together! Excited to share more in the near future.
In the 1980s I had Christians friends from the YMCA. One bough me a Keith Green album I loved the songs on that album.
Thats why I give my loops to people to help them out. Give and don't ask anything back.
I loved the worship song brother very nice.
Thanks for such a heartfelt message, and I couldnt agree moreKeith Greens music has left an incredible legacy of touching hearts and inspiring acts of love and generosity. Its amazing to see how that same spirit lives on through your giving nature.
Since you mentioned him, I took some time to browse the internet and watch some of his songs and interviews. Hes such a cool and inspiring figure! His raw talent, worshipful spirit, and profound insight truly stand out. I wish I had his gift and passion.
Thank you for sharing your loops so selflessly! Its a true gift to the music community. Id be honored to explore your loops and see if theres something that resonates with my style. When I do, Ill definitely let you know and make sure youre credited for your contribution. It would be a privilege to create something meaningful using your work.
Looperman is a special space where generosity and creativity come together. Lets keep that spirit alive and continue to inspire and uplift one another!
Thank you so much for your kind words! Im really glad you enjoyed the vocals and the musicit means a lot to hear that. Your encouragement is truly appreciated. Wishing you an amazing day as well!
Send me some vocals, and depending on the tempo, I'll pick a genre that fits the feel and the message. Please print the audio on the downbeat, even if it's a measure ahead.
Works like this one are important to me because i have to have a spiritual pallette cleanser every once in awhile, as one does when they tackle dark subject matter. youve been providing that for me for some time now. Unexpectedly at first, but now i 100% know what ill get when i see youve posted something. Its always good and thats because your work comes from a very pure place. This community needs u as much as anyone else, brother, and Im glad ur here. well done. - Aaron
Thank you so much, Aaron. Your words truly mean a lot to methey hit me on a deeper level. I totally get what youre sayingsometimes we need that spiritual reset in this crazy world; it takes a lot of will and strength to walk through the thorns. Knowing that my work can offer that balance for you is incredibly fulfilling. These songs have been like escape ports for me too. Its humbling to hear that they resonate in such a real way. Im always grateful for this community, and Im just as glad to be a part of it. The kind words and support from people like you keep me goingthank you for being here and for always encouraging me. Much appreciated, brother.
Once again, you've created a song of very high quality. While the lyrical content might be debatable, it doesn't have to be, as people can simply have different opinions. The music is truly excellent. Do you have any songs without this slightly missionary undertone? *Smile. Please don't be offended by this expression, but that's just how I am. I mean, I can understand if someone is religious and wants to share their beliefs with the world. But are there really no other topics for you? Humanity is currently destroying itself and the planet. I can't believe this is a test from God and that the solution to these problems lies in reverence for Him. Therefore, I also have my doubts about His mercy. I believe that an appeal to human reason to stop the madness is more important and effective! We all need to change, to ensure that wars, violence, hunger, environmental sins, etc., finally come to an end. If we ourselves are not merciful, we will soon have no opportunity to honor a God.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback and kind words about the music! I really appreciate the time youve taken to share your perspective. Its always great to hear different viewpoints on the lyrics, and I understand where youre coming from. Music can be such a personal experience, and I respect your interpretation.
Most of the songs that carry themes like you mentioned are from my older rap days, and to be honest, those tracks were pretty rawlots of anger, vulgarity, and dark, rebellious energy haha. I'll dig them up someday and share them with you so you can see a different side of me!
A little backstoryI worked as a Search and Rescue officer from 2014 and headed some Internally Displaced Camps between 2015 and 2019. Those years were intense, and my experiences in those environments definitely shaped a lot of what I write about. You get to see the world from a very raw, unfiltered angle in those situations, and it really pushed me to talk about the issues that affect peopleespecially the most vulnerable. Its a long story, but yeah, my past experiences and upbringing have led me to where I am today. Ive often found myself feeling like just one person trying to make sense of whats wrong in the world and wishing I could do something to help. But sometimes, you know, it can take its toll. Its a complicated journey, and Im still navigating it.
As for the missionary undertoneI completely get what you mean. Its never my goal to push any particular agenda; I just want to express ideas that resonate with people on different levels. But I agree with you that we need to address the real, urgent issues facing humanitywhether its environmental destruction, social injustice, or the countless other challenges we face. These are things that definitely weigh on my mind, and I believe collective action is key to bringing about change.
Regarding other topics, absolutely! Ive written songs on themes of human reason, hope, and the power of change, and Id love to share some of those with you soon. Art, for me, is often about opening doors to new ways of thinking, so I definitely have more to offer in that regard.
Thank you again for your honesty and for the thoughtful conversation. No need to apologize for your perspectiveit's important to talk about these things, and I really value your insights.
Thank you, Kay0s. I truly appreciate the encouragement and insightful feedback. Im also thrilled you enjoyed the track and found the vocals to stand out.
Your suggestion about adding a rap section is fantastic; I can already imagine dropping some rhythmic bars in the third verse. Its definitely tempting and could bring a fresh dynamic to the song. Ill keep it in mind for a remix or future projects.
Thanks again for your continued support and for always inspiring me with great ideas.
Ah the Shekari Soother is back! This track showcases your voice incredibly well, Richard. Vocally this is right at the top of your tracks. I did however have a flash of feeling to elongate it and insert one of your raps because I know you can rap so well. Kay0s
Thank you, VN. AAh so I mixed up the reply meant for you and typed it on Glen's up there uh! Hope she forgives me. Anyways, I truly appreciate the encouragement and insightful feedback. Im also thrilled you enjoyed the track and found the vocals to stand out.
Your suggestion about adding a rap section is fantastic; I can already imagine dropping some rhythmic bars in the third verse. Its definitely tempting and could bring a fresh dynamic to the song. Ill keep it in mind for a remix or future projects.
Thanks again for your continued support and for always inspiring me with great ideas.
1 Second in and I knew this was a Shekari track - your sound is so specific to you - that's great because it sets u apart in a real good way. Lovely vocal, as always and lovely instrumentation. And yes, Spirit should be poured everywhere ;) Kay
Great project brother. Dig your spoken word about your testimony of the voices, very powerful. You bring so much to this song, love working with you man!
Thanks a lot!
I Love that song you dropped four days ago, Escaping Mr. Rhyme. Been away for a little while, but that's some good stuff right there, man.
Hi Richard.....another powerful track reminding us all of God's importance in all our lives. Its truly a heartfelt message and so necessary in these crazy times.....shout out to John as well for his efforts.....good work my friend.
Hi thank you so much for that, I really appreciate it. Im glad the track is connecting and sending out that reminder. We definitely need more of that message in these times. John's contribution really helped bring it all together. Always a pleasure working on something with such heart and purpose. Appreciate you, Glen
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Thank you so much for your feedback. I truly appreciate your honest and insightful suggestions. Adding female vocals for those high notes is an excellent idea. I can see how it would bring more emotion and depth to the track. Ill definitely keep that in mind as I refine it or for possible future tracks. Thanks again for taking the time to share your thoughts!
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Peace!
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on Sail Away by RichardShekari
Your tracks are beautiful and proffesional.
A great voice ...i just love it.
For me they can play your songs in the top 50 in the first 10 list
Thank you!
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on Sail Away by RichardShekari
I truly appreciate you taking the time to listen. Id absolutely love to collaborate with you. Lets connect and make something amazing together! Excited to share more in the near future.
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Thats why I give my loops to people to help them out. Give and don't ask anything back.
I loved the worship song brother very nice.
Thanks for such a heartfelt message, and I couldnt agree moreKeith Greens music has left an incredible legacy of touching hearts and inspiring acts of love and generosity. Its amazing to see how that same spirit lives on through your giving nature.
Since you mentioned him, I took some time to browse the internet and watch some of his songs and interviews. Hes such a cool and inspiring figure! His raw talent, worshipful spirit, and profound insight truly stand out. I wish I had his gift and passion.
Thank you for sharing your loops so selflessly! Its a true gift to the music community. Id be honored to explore your loops and see if theres something that resonates with my style. When I do, Ill definitely let you know and make sure youre credited for your contribution. It would be a privilege to create something meaningful using your work.
Looperman is a special space where generosity and creativity come together. Lets keep that spirit alive and continue to inspire and uplift one another!
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on One More by RichardShekari
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on One More by RichardShekari
Once again, you've created a song of very high quality. While the lyrical content might be debatable, it doesn't have to be, as people can simply have different opinions. The music is truly excellent. Do you have any songs without this slightly missionary undertone? *Smile. Please don't be offended by this expression, but that's just how I am. I mean, I can understand if someone is religious and wants to share their beliefs with the world. But are there really no other topics for you? Humanity is currently destroying itself and the planet. I can't believe this is a test from God and that the solution to these problems lies in reverence for Him. Therefore, I also have my doubts about His mercy. I believe that an appeal to human reason to stop the madness is more important and effective! We all need to change, to ensure that wars, violence, hunger, environmental sins, etc., finally come to an end. If we ourselves are not merciful, we will soon have no opportunity to honor a God.
Sorry for the serious words.
Best regards,
Manuela
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback and kind words about the music! I really appreciate the time youve taken to share your perspective. Its always great to hear different viewpoints on the lyrics, and I understand where youre coming from. Music can be such a personal experience, and I respect your interpretation.
Most of the songs that carry themes like you mentioned are from my older rap days, and to be honest, those tracks were pretty rawlots of anger, vulgarity, and dark, rebellious energy haha. I'll dig them up someday and share them with you so you can see a different side of me!
A little backstoryI worked as a Search and Rescue officer from 2014 and headed some Internally Displaced Camps between 2015 and 2019. Those years were intense, and my experiences in those environments definitely shaped a lot of what I write about. You get to see the world from a very raw, unfiltered angle in those situations, and it really pushed me to talk about the issues that affect peopleespecially the most vulnerable. Its a long story, but yeah, my past experiences and upbringing have led me to where I am today. Ive often found myself feeling like just one person trying to make sense of whats wrong in the world and wishing I could do something to help. But sometimes, you know, it can take its toll. Its a complicated journey, and Im still navigating it.
As for the missionary undertoneI completely get what you mean. Its never my goal to push any particular agenda; I just want to express ideas that resonate with people on different levels. But I agree with you that we need to address the real, urgent issues facing humanitywhether its environmental destruction, social injustice, or the countless other challenges we face. These are things that definitely weigh on my mind, and I believe collective action is key to bringing about change.
Regarding other topics, absolutely! Ive written songs on themes of human reason, hope, and the power of change, and Id love to share some of those with you soon. Art, for me, is often about opening doors to new ways of thinking, so I definitely have more to offer in that regard.
Thank you again for your honesty and for the thoughtful conversation. No need to apologize for your perspectiveit's important to talk about these things, and I really value your insights.
Best regards,
Richard
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Your suggestion about adding a rap section is fantastic; I can already imagine dropping some rhythmic bars in the third verse. Its definitely tempting and could bring a fresh dynamic to the song. Ill keep it in mind for a remix or future projects.
Thanks again for your continued support and for always inspiring me with great ideas.
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Your suggestion about adding a rap section is fantastic; I can already imagine dropping some rhythmic bars in the third verse. Its definitely tempting and could bring a fresh dynamic to the song. Ill keep it in mind for a remix or future projects.
Thanks again for your continued support and for always inspiring me with great ideas.
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I like to hear your songs. Thanks for the time out. Great instrumentation and singing.
Greetings
Matthias
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I Love that song you dropped four days ago, Escaping Mr. Rhyme. Been away for a little while, but that's some good stuff right there, man.
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Legendary!
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