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Some spacey octave/reverbed guitar noodles for this week. Around 1:50 I missed the chord I was aiming for 
Nice to have an outlet for something lower-stakes and less planned. That said, hoping to find time for more layered/composed tracks soon.
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Love the distortion at play here in addition to the reverb. Together they seem to give the track a warm, drowsy quality that puts me right at ease. 
Three weeks in a row with no vocals? Interesting, I didn't expect to have as many songs with singing as you in January 😅
But, but. This minimal lofi noodle is worthwhile output anwyay, I'd consider it similar in style to "New Year Noodles", even though this is decidedly more crunchy and single part. Love it.
The chord you missed and then corrected becomes part of the piece, like Kurt Cobain's overshot note in the solo to "The Man Who Sold The World".
noodles are so warm and cosy beautiful chords to stare out of the window and watch the world go by (:
The performance of your music always feels so effortless, planned or not (missing chord or not). Alway glad to hear what you're making.
Sitting here in total admiration of your playing
- to be able to sit down and just noodle like this. 1:50 may have been an accident but it was a lovely moment. So lovely - rich and warm, melodic and calm. Beautiful.
This pure dreaminess to drift off to in a space hammock. Absolutely love the low tones of the guitar. Missed chord sounds like it needed to go there to me. Just to accentuate the mood imho. Well done!
this is so good, this would be an amazing interlude on your surf rock album
did not notice 1:50 miss, but i live for dissonance!
