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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Dastein's music / I can taste colors!
Dusted off the guitar for this one. ...add a little piano and 8 megatons of synth and this is what you get. 7/8 for those you that are trying to dance to this and wondering what's going on.
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Lovely dance groover. Good tonal change in the second half. And it's actually in 7/4 btw, not 7/8 
Loving the changes in the middle... some initial lush 70's pad with that Moroder-like arpeggio progression.
Beautiful piece. Feels weird dancing to it, but it's great in the car. Ending pianos made my doors rumble
Mellow track...love it. Great progression. Makes me wan´t to turn down the tempo on my bastard creations and focus more on good melodies.
Great track, I love it when music in odd time signatures feel as natural as this. (Haven't tried dancing to it, though )
I taste a lot of blue in this. Almost a lunarish blue. Really amped on the arp work! That break in the middle slayed me.
and totally jealous of this
I taste a lot of blue in this. Almost a lunarish blue. Really amped on the arp work! That break in the middle slayed me.
Yes Barham you might be right. The bones of this track came from an early RadMobile idea.
and totally jealous of this
Ipaghost wrote:
...you should be. Its awesome.
really lovely composition and progression! Awesome twist towards the middle. Adoring the piano! Fantastic work, fav'd!
Really great track, Didn't see where it was going but it works perfectly.
Great tune. Very uplifting feel. Like the break in the middle. Really give the next rise wings.If that makes sense. Love the fade out with the piano at the end.
