Thank you for picking this up RT. I don’t think many spoken word pieces are easy to fit to a musical background that has a definite structure unless the vocalist can keep to a rhythm track (I haven’t yet).

To be honest, I just put this up as a bit of inspiration for it’s own sake, not with a prayer of seeing it remixed. I am filled with a sense of gratitude for so many things right now that the appearance of buds on my nearly dead rose just seemed a manifestation of this multiplicity of miracles.

As for your garden..remember always what my horticulturist husband tells me…a weed is just a plant growing somewhere you don’t want it. The weed is not bad, perhaps it just made a bad choice as to where to set down roots :-).

No weeds here! Sounds like all sounds were intentionally planted in this track. Great use of Essesq’s poem. I love spring!

much pith & humor in essesq”s poem & a highly unexpected asian sergio leone thing goin’ on in the BT. great listening & great fun. and it all fits nicely like the bushy wild things in an english garden.

I like.

BTW - I think you forgot an attribution - there’s a melody that plays in the background I recognize from this track, but is probably from the sample pool.

Nice work.

yeah, the essesq track works great here. quirky, interesting mix.

The lush funky rainforest groove fits really well with the staccato spoken word.

Terrific combination of things going on here, rt, making a thoroughly enjoyable aural wander through the undergrowth.