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Time was something I didn't have this week, so this weeks song was put down in a single 2-3 hour session (something I haven't done in a long time!) - so the outcome is a little different, but I like it 
Enjoy ..
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Complete immersion with this one, ekayi ... love the tentative breakdown in the middle, and the seamless finale!! A real sense of mystery with the music too, lovin that creepy chord progression. Keep 'em coming! :-D
Another sneaky twist and turn in a new direction for you dude, love it! Amazing what you can come up with in so little time, very impressive 
The chords are unnerving in a very sexy way, and the beat that kicks in at the end is just screaming out for more ekayi-love! Digging the vibes as usual man, can't wait to see all of these styles coming together...
Complete immersion with this one, ekayi ... love the tentative breakdown in the middle, and the seamless finale!! A real sense of mystery with the music too, lovin that creepy chord progression. Keep 'em coming! :-D
Cheers you need to hop back on the train for next week, your jazzy vibes are being missed around here!
Another sneaky twist and turn in a new direction for you dude, love it! Amazing what you can come up with in so little time, very impressive
The chords are unnerving in a very sexy way, and the beat that kicks in at the end is just screaming out for more ekayi-love! Digging the vibes as usual man, can't wait to see all of these styles coming together...
Thanks dude - I think the outro could find its way into a track of it's own someday ..
I like the chord progression and when that beat and arp kicks in it really starts to take off. Well done!
