Wunderbar!

Fabulous! Emotional chord choices, delicate, lovely guitar picking, nice build, and of course, the sublime voice of Ciggi (who I could listen to ad infinitum) — what a wonderful way to start my day!

The first time I listened to this, I had quite a few problems playing this, it did this weird thing like a tape slowing down. Thought maybe that was the intended effect.

This time I downloaded the file, and listened again. What a lovely treat - the slow and languid beginning, the hint of a blues shuffle, and the string section - it is all an awesome setting for Ciggi’s great vocal.

You take my breath away, Donnie, this is so very lovely. It’s as if the b/t is wooing the vocal, tentatively at first, then growing in confidence and with hints of passion. I’m sorry about the bad recording. My sister thought I’d done it deliberately to give it a vintage feel. The truth is: I’m inept! But this is just beautiful. Thank you, D. xxxx

Gorgeous track all around. The vocals work perfect with the backing track. I couldn’t ask for a better combination.

So gorgeous, lush and lovely. This arrangement is so right for this pella.
I really connect with your stuff, your two latest uploads here are outstanding. Keep up the good work!

Great job really beautifully done.

great atmospheric offering…
enjoyed it!

A great pop melody gets us going, with the guitar fitted nicely in.
Your melody really makes the words shine. Perhaps one way to deal with the bit of noise would have been to add a freesound field recording, so that the noise might blend into very light cricket and birdsong or some such.

The blues run that begins at 2;00 is a nice chance-of-pace, because it’s so unexpected. Ciggi’s voice is great for blues, and this change of approach really works.

I am of two minds about the violin swells. They work beautifully, but part of me wants a more stripped down sound, with perhaps a little
backing pad of some sort, because the guitar and voice interplay is just so nice.

I love your pop sensibility here—it’s radio-ready and yet not at all canned or virtual or boring. It’s a great remix.

Great soundscape. Well done, D.

Very nice sound of that acoustic guitar, very intimate. The guitar and the voice melt very well together, and I love the strings, very good job.

I like the second part too, a little agrresive guitar and then again softness… very good.

On the tech aspects, you have a little click annoyng over here and there, maybe is in the guitars? seems like the record was affected by the lattency of your soundcard or maybe not too much buffer size, anyway, you could manually clean those clicks and the improvements will be hughe.

Beautiful treatment on this one. Well done.