rip-tied & undertowed
another cultural landslide
A further march down the road in acl’s evolution - and one of the many directions we’ve been dying to get to… it’s, ummm, water-y. (And this song is especially dedicated to J Wentz.)
Layers...we lurvs the layers. Just beautiful!
hi there fellow rpm challenger thanks for listening beautiful sound you make really like the tremelo overall a very rich fluid sound num
As soon as I heard the opening bars of the piano I knew that I was going to like this track. I think you mentioned watery in your description and this does remind me of a river meandering along through rugged countryside on a warm summer day. Thank you for sharing and your recent comments about my latest upload. Elaine
thanks Wendy for the reminder! I'm in. I'm excited to "hear" where this next month will take us. It should be an interesting trip. Peace to you on your journeying.
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Great sounding drums. I'm a sucker for great drum sounds! This song reminds me of the band A Perfect Circle. Good stuff!
it is a smooth entry. it glides into my mind and melody floats there. a touch of dissonance is spicy. a good taste. 0x0
the drums caught me off gaurd. very relaxing, i love the gradual layers. well done.
ooo I really like this. It's moody and brooding in a good way. Definitely sounds like a theme song for a cutting edge show.I like how it subtly builds.
This is mixed very well. Great dreamy music. The perfect music to wake up to.
Sweeeeet! We get serious rip-tides and undertows here at the Jersey shore. Love the title and the music!
Oh, dreamy ACL goodness...Mmmm!
You had me at the piano intro. It just got better from there. The first piece of music I listened to today. What a great start to the day.
Another beautiful track! Well groomed and polished to a high gloss finish. Cheers slap...
Hi, good sound track and nicely arranged.
Ha, I think you got a good idea of what's going through my brain right now... and it's definitely uplifting to have this kind of song to represent it. You two really are the king and queen of simple-yet-powerful chord progressions.