let the fear go
By emily on February 21, 2026 6:15 pm
you need not hold it
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thank you. a necessary reminder. Love the change up around 2:30. Great vocals as always.
Very very cool. I love the juxtaposition of your ethereal vocals against the beep boops. Thoroughly enjoyed that friend!
The beeps by themselves would seem to have a frantic, urgent quality, but taken in conjunction with everything else they become soothing. Kind of like watching a fountain bubbling.
I love the beautiful energetic synth scape you've created here! It's the perfect backdrop for your vocals to soar against.
such a nice laid back groove throughout, felt like I was floating along with the synths and your voice.
Yeah, easier said than done.
Your track is actually scary a bit! (not in a bad way)
Very nice soundscape. I like your dreamy vocals a lot.
Perfect timing, again. This theme had really been on my mind lately. Also, this song is perfect for tuning out a loud café, the soundscape just overwrites it all. (in the same manner as the fear can be overwritten)
Really cinematic piece, like it's part of a bigger story development. I love all those "bubbling" synths in the background, doing stuff like dripping water.
As others commented, the beat at 2:30 takes the track to another great direction.
You should make an EP out of this sort of "urban decay" story without words that started maybe 2 or 3 weeks ago, in your work.
BTW I SAMPLED YOUR TRACK !!! I took the individual drum hits at the beginning of "She's gonna be a doctor". I'm hoping you dig the result, and let me know if you'd enjoy working with the resulting beat 
really cool beat growing out of the bloops like everyone said around 2:30. reminds me of a very good katamari track, called Angel Flavor's Present https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_T16wbFx_k
I really dug how the soft vocal washes from the beginning ramp up into the foreground in the middle; felt intense, but controlled. Beautiful track
Dreamy, very pretty. Thanks for reminder to not hold onto the fear.
I like the pause and change in the middle here
The bravery you captured in this vibe is epic *fist-pump* !
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Tone Matrix wrote:
i wish i could float with some manitee's - they know how to let go
djippy wrote:
easier said than done
Minnamari wrote:
"this song is perfect for tuning out a loud café, the soundscape just overwrites it all. (in the same manner as the fear can be overwritten)" = i love this
laguna wrote:
BTW I SAMPLED YOUR TRACK !!! I took the individual drum hits at the beginning of "She's gonna be a doctor".
& ?
the track you sampled is “copyright all rights reserved” so that choice confuses me...
the source beats that i used that you sampled are the following drum loops in garageband:
Uptempo funk break
Frenzy single clap
Frenzy hi hat topper 01
garageband loops are royalty-free but they have some rules about their use
jwh wrote:
cute
b bro wrote:
horatiuromantic wrote:
that was neat soundscape you shared
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emily wrote:
laguna wrote:BTW I SAMPLED YOUR TRACK !!! I took the individual drum hits at the beginning of "She's gonna be a doctor".
the track you sampled is “copyright all rights reserved” so that choice confuses me...
the source beats that i used that you sampled are the following drum loops in garageband:
Uptempo funk break
Frenzy single clap
Frenzy hi hat topper 01garageband loops are royalty-free but they have some rules about their use
Oh! My bad! I was listening to multiple tracks from various people from the WB stream saturday evening and (wrongly) assumed your license was CC-BY-SA, like I use. I didn't mean to disrespect your work.
I took 5 single drum hits from the first second of the track (2 snares, kick, kick with hihat and the single quiet hihat), build a Renoise drum kit with them and built a boom bap beat, then modulated my TR6 with said beat. Quite convoluted, to be honest.
I'll substitute the hits and ask for a reupload. Sorry
laguna wrote:
emily wrote:
laguna wrote:BTW I SAMPLED YOUR TRACK !!! I took the individual drum hits at the beginning of "She's gonna be a doctor".
the track you sampled is “copyright all rights reserved” so that choice confuses me...
the source beats that i used that you sampled are the following drum loops in garageband:
Uptempo funk break
Frenzy single clap
Frenzy hi hat topper 01garageband loops are royalty-free but they have some rules about their use
Oh! My bad! I was listening to multiple tracks from various people from the WB stream saturday evening and (wrongly) assumed your license was CC-BY-SA, like I use. I didn't mean to disrespect your work.
I took 5 single drum hits from the first second of the track (2 snares, kick, kick with hihat and the single quiet hihat), build a Renoise drum kit with them and built a boom bap beat, then modulated my TR6 with said beat. Quite convoluted, to be honest.
I'll substitute the hits and ask for a reupload. Sorry
i had a feeling that might of been what happened
no need to re-upload
as my choir director had printed on the wall
"don't be sorry - just don't do it again" 
the textures on the beats you made were very interesting soft & fuzzy
This is so cool. The gradual rise and the heavenly vocals are great. Fear banished!
BarristerPlong wrote:
This is so cool. The gradual rise and the heavenly vocals are great. Fear banished!
thank you
ecso wrote:
Hell yeah
thank you