Reviews for "The crash, the rumble, the fall, the tumble"
Samples are used in:
onlymeith
|
.
permalink
Sun, Jan 22, 2012 @ 2:12 PM
Blessed selfishness.
 |
|
.
|
|
Ms.Vybe
|
.
permalink
Sun, Jan 22, 2012 @ 2:43 PM
Hella ill beat love tha eery feel… One of my favorite remixes so far of this pella! Sharing it on FB now…
https://www.facebook.com/kendra.s.jenkins and https://www.facebook.com/msvybe916 |
|
.
Quote: Ms.VybeHella ill beat love tha eery feel… One of my favorite remixes so far of this pella!
Thanks! The version you made based on cdk’s track really connected with me - but my take was pretty different, so I wasn’t sure whether you’d like. Really glad you did. |
|
annabloom
|
.
permalink
Sun, Jan 22, 2012 @ 3:02 PM
“blessed selfishness” sums it up somehow - and i’m not saying this because it’s late, i’m tired and cannot come up with something original myself. i reckon creativity is always a bit (or very) selfish.
|
|
.
Quote: annabloomi reckon creativity is always a bit (or very) selfish.
Ahh now. Very likely true, but I sometimes for the wrong reasons. I have been known to make tracks for the wrong reasons - with the explicit hope that someone else will like them. So. Yeah, there’s that. Thank you for the comment. Much appreciated. |
|
panu
|
.
permalink
Sun, Jan 22, 2012 @ 4:09 PM
they’re your toys & it’s your inspiration, you have every right to do it for yourself. let’s face it, we all do. but in this case there’s no cause for remorse. you’ve put one of your most interesting B/T’s to Ms. Vybe’s soul-searingly honest & accessible rap. 900
’s UP! |
|
.
Quote: panuyou’ve put one of your most interesting B/T’s to Ms. Vybe’s soul-searingly honest & accessible raps. 900 ‘s UP!
That’s an excellent way to describe her lyrics and delivery. And thanks for the thumbs up re: the backing track - this one was very personal, so I’m both surprised and really glad you liked. |
|
HaveMercy
|
.
permalink
Mon, Jan 23, 2012 @ 6:06 AM
Strange but working combination. The Residents came to mind here.
|
|
.
|
|
Zep Hurme
|
.
permalink
Mon, Jan 23, 2012 @ 6:06 AM
I love those Tangerine Dream-esque synths.
|
|
.
|
|
TheJoe
|
.
permalink
Mon, Jan 23, 2012 @ 12:30 PM
Even this sounds sort of “harder” than your other work, or most of your uploads, it has drops of sweetness though.
But I really like this part of your musical world as the synths go well together and I have sort of favorate feelings for electronic/synth music. |
|
.
Quote: TheJoeEven this sounds sort of “harder” than your other work, or most of your uploads, it has drops of sweetness though.
But I really like this part of your musical world as the synths go well together and I have sort of favorate feelings for electronic/synth music. Thank you - that’s really nice to read. Glad you found the drops in there. I learned a few years ago that there are limits to where I can go musically. Meaning: I have come to accept that I am a soft-hearted romantic. :) Thanks again. |
|
CSoul
|
.
permalink
Thu, Jan 26, 2012 @ 5:35 AM
Maybe you made it for you but this is not very selfish music.Because , i am listening it with pleasure now.
,peace |
|
.
|
|
Robert Warrington
|
.
permalink
Sun, Jan 29, 2012 @ 4:27 AM
You somehow manage to heighten the spooked fragility latent in the lyrics to a point of barely controlled hysteria without compromising their punchy sharpness. The music conveys a disorientating sense of standing on the edge of an abyss, which is unexpected yet totally in keeping and to me gives your mix an extra dimension of emotional realism - which the others don’t quite have, great as they are.
|
|
.
Quote: Robert WarringtonYou somehow manage to heighten the spooked fragility latent in the lyrics to a point of barely controlled hysteria without compromising their punchy sharpness.
Wow - thanks for that very thoughtful review. The lyrics and delivery really connected with me, and I really wanted to create a backing track that complemented the vocals. Thanks again - appreciate it. |
Reviews left for "The crash, the r..."
This site uses