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| DJWestM said 1848 days ago (May 5th, 2014) | |
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Thanks Hi, thank you for taking your time to comment! I will try chancing the end then :-) Thanks for the tip! - DJWestM Check out my latest song called The darkest year
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| XMaramena said 1846 days ago (May 6th, 2014) | |
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Is this Intended as a backing track? Sounds like it, in which case, it's got some good potentials indeed! PM me? I sense something awesome coming from a collaboration with this track! Check out my latest song called Serenade on an English Folk Song
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| DJWestM said 1843 days ago (May 10th, 2014) | |
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Thank you Hi, i'm glad you like the song. If you are interrested in remixing the track, i can send it to you? I could be awesome! Regards Nicolai / DJWestM Check out my latest song called The darkest year
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Check out some of my other songs:
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MikeRobinson
This is different from lots of other rap beats because it’s, well, musical! In fact, I don’t think that I would have put it in that category at all.
It’s very rhythmic without leaning too heavily on percussion or the usual thumping-bass. It has a distinctly reggae beat, and a strongly-sequenced multi-layered feel. But what carries it through from start to finish is melodic.
Having said that, I do think that the ending could be made stronger. At the end, it sort-of peters out, dropping-the-ball starting at 0:37. I had expected one more run-through leading up to perhaps an overlapping-fade, perhaps re-introducing the punchy slaps with which the song started out. Let the song build to a very-decisive take-out that is strongly reggae, leaving you dancing as the band leaves the room.