Normal IL - tantalizing close to Urbana where musicians are turned to the darkside of microtonality. Come, let me show you the power of a 19 note per octave guitar! Seriously - if you are interested at all you may want to make the drive.
Not something I really want to discuss in public,but I feel this is something I can play for you all.(wink,nudge,nudge).
A blend of house and long strings.
Here's to all you sinners!
pietro kimiko broke his wrist at the local mussel festival (no really!). you can hear his plaster cast triggering sounds as he tries to play with one hand only.
one more for the "soundtracks for films yet to be made" album, perhaps.
cheer up…
Act 1 Scene 1 The Disco - this is music from my musical, the opening scene which is set in a disco (nightclub - if you are under 40!!). It explores the different perceptions of the club in a pseudo-political and economic view. Mr Evol - the…
Comments on Brett Warren's stuff
Wicked cool!
Hey, thanks Norm and Vaisvil! I don't get out that way too much, but it sounds like you probably have a nifty guitar collection.
Normal IL - tantalizing close to Urbana where musicians are turned to the darkside of microtonality. Come, let me show you the power of a 19 note per octave guitar! Seriously - if you are interested at all you may want to make the drive.
like the indie vibe on this one!
hell yeah
buck fifty - not bad,. worth sliding in at 850 AM
thank you sir
the best song
wow, thanks guys, willie and SG, as usual I really appreciate all the feedback.
Didn't want it to stop. Love it
Another great song. You never disappoint. Lovin' it!
thanks!
Good one.
thank ya sir
i love thursday
thank you mad hou!
cloud seedin...very nice
thank you very much!
*love it*
Thank you, Willie!
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Thanks, Wrinkled Shirt, Proods, and Guest. Very kind.
thanks, tryst and Seagull
The overall movement, how it seems to go from segment to segment, has an eerie, processional feeling to it. Great work.
Thanks, man.
thanks.
the string sound is wonderful, I think it could almost survive on its own.
One of your better tracks I've heard, I think. Very neon and chilly. Great choices through and through, keep it up.
This is great, the various textures play on top of each other nicely.
Thanks, Gary.
thanks sir.
thank you wrinkled shirt!
thanks, jip, glad you like it.
vocals and flute; all kinda fluttery and odd, I like it!
thanks, James!
thanks, Haltia
very gentle and breezy with a bit of an edge. Quality work.
wonderful and dreamy, perfect late-summer afternoon tune.
Beautiful, great textures.
Where are ya, man!? I need new material!
Thanks for the comments Gene, Nightmoth, Andrew and Merry Bear.