The bell sounds are a nice way to open it up, and makes me think I’m walking through the tunnel at Detroit airport. And listening to it, I was kind of in dread (the way it so often happens) that this was just a prelude to a less interesting and noisier main part of the mix.

To my delight, you kept the bells and odd noises coming, with the voice surrealishly floating above it all.

speck, this is amazing! love the kalimba throughout, and the beats over the / “i see you dance that dance…” part.

beautiful sounds & the effects & mix on Suzi’s voice couldn’t be better.
many, many ’s UP.

I agree with Panu. You’ve got some magic here! Everything sits well within the mix. Especially liking the vocal editing. Great track!

interesting and enjoyable—-just me but I see a Nicolas Roeg directing Cinderella with this is the backgroundgood stuff

I’ve never been to the Detroit airport, but given the references above, I want to walk down that tunnel — perhaps it would help me get free.

Meanwhile, I have been saying this a lot lately — but this might be one of my favorite of your tracks. What can I say? Once again I am impressed by your work.

When I come to listen to a new Speck, I expect the unexpected and that is the only expected element of your pieces. This is so weirdly beautiful and compelling, with aural surprises that make my ears feel as if they’re jumping. Everything fits to perfection to make another outstanding Speck story. xxxx

This is the sort of thing a guy could get into playing around with if he had some spare time.

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Cool, love the Kalimba. Ever seen Birdman? If you haven’t you must!

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