Thanks! Glad you liked it- “please make sure your safety belts are buckled, and your dining tray is in the upright and locked position” ;-)

Thanks- I know a lot of people have done some creative things with contrasting her vocals with cleaner, mellower, or prettier backing tracks, but I definitely felt compelled to go with “loud, raw, and relentless”…

Thanks RT- I suppose it’s a drying, scaly scab of a remix, but even if it bleeds a little afterwards, pick it you must ;-)
(I can almost hear the chorus of “Ewwwww!”)

Thanks! It’s always nice to see something less-than-brand-spanking-new get some kind words ;-)

ah i hope you dont mind my review cause you ve got very good skill so i tought to write so straight:)

No, I don’t mind- just am not quite sure what you’re alluding to;
are you trying to say you found the drumloop a bit repetitive…?
Basically, what I’m getting from your review is, that while you liked the overall idea, you feel it falls short in some respects. I always respect an honest opinion- I’d never grow artistically, if everyone just told me I was wonderful all the time ;-)

cheers.
what i am saying is
you should change the drumms in the second part as adding more drumms,and there is possibility for wind up the synths on the end.nothing change on the drumms on a whole track but drumms are same important instrument as others.every instrument what we using for our emotions in the music give us a fulltone picture.
finally this things allways depends on the music style what we choosing for the track.most of the mistake what i calling for *Stylestranger* fault when peoples try to connect instruments whitch doesnt matches at all.
but not in this track:)
btw we can learn usually each other in stronger review. i think is much useful than this *wow fantastic and stuffs* kinda review:D

I understand what you mean, thanks for clarifying. BTW only the drums are electronic- the other parts are older loops of myself playing guitar and bass (sadly, I had to sell both a while ago). Happy listening/remixing!