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Starting January 1st 2024 GMT each participant will have one week to upload one finished composition. Any style of music or selection of instruments are welcomed and encouraged.
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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / CatchinAshes's music / Mystery Of The Crying Ocean
Week 1 and already struggling to get back into a weekly flow so better luck next week.
With the new year etc been swamped for time but I'm glad to be back and glad to see who returns I've missed you all in 2019. but let's see who can make the 52 week club this year.
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I enjoyed it. It could maybe use a little low pass filtering or some tape emulation to warm it up a little bit, but it's lovely how it is.
Whoa, this is NOT what I expected. Nice job! Can't wait to hear what you'll do this year!
Such a harrowing sound, are you going to continue working on this?
Yeah, I wouldn't mind working on this one more just a matter of finding time between other week tracks and other commitments.
Eerie in a great way
Thanks 
Whoa, this is NOT what I expected. Nice job! I can't wait to hear what you'll do this year!
yeah looking forward to seeing what you do as well. can't believe it's been like a year since we hung out 
what does it sound like forwards tho :thonk:
I could send you the Forward version if you really want haha
oooo spooky! great to see you on board for 2020!
Great to see you here. Of Course, I wouldn't miss coming back.
I enjoyed it. It could maybe use a little low pass filtering or some tape emulation to warm it up a little bit, but it's lovely how it is.
Really wanted to do more on this but was swamped for time have other big commitments that need to be completed but can give weeklybeats more time after that 
This is really cool. I kinda wanna sample it lol.
I wouldn't say no if you wanted to sample it for something.
