on the horizon
By emily on August 28, 2022 5:07 pm
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The uplifiting beat and the whistle like lead give this track a vibe of poppy/house optimism. That contrasts with the Durher like drawing of Death.
Some serious Maribou State vibes on this one, love it. Very cool how you see introducing new elements throughout so the energy keeps building.
This sounds incredible! If I knew what the genre for this kind of sound was, I'd definitely be out looking for more of it.
the vocals take the groove to a whole nother level: like a plateau of dreaminess floating high beyond the rhythm yet still nicely ornamenting the driving beat 
a beautiful dance track but also frightening, when it comes to the death subject. Hope everything is OK.
Really impressed at how well the vocals mesh with the rest of the sound. Really cool.
I wasn't expecting the sort of saxophone sound. It's quite smooth and fits well with everything else going on here.
The drums really give it a constant movement feeling but then you have all these cool sounds panned about floating in my head. It def has some old school House vibes with it but with your signature sound adapted into its own style. That outro oh yais!
As they say these days, this slaps. Love the contrast between the high frequency parts and the drums/low end. Very tasty.
Devieus wrote:
There's funky up ahead
- Ebrit
let's dance Ebrit!
Kedbreak136 wrote:
The uplifiting beat and the whistle like lead give this track a vibe of poppy/house optimism. That contrasts with the Durher like drawing of Death.
it's the rider waite death tarot card - it feels like this symbol holds that contrast - no? i'm glad the song did! that's what i was going for 
Chrisfoo wrote:
Some serious Maribou State vibes on this one, love it. Very cool how you see introducing new elements throughout so the energy keeps building.
have not heard of them - checking out their KEXP set as i type - thanks
ineff wrote:
This sounds incredible! If I knew what the genre for this kind of sound was, I'd definitely be out looking for more of it.
ha thank you!
RajaTheResidentAlien wrote:
the vocals take the groove to a whole nother level: like a plateau of dreaminess floating high beyond the rhythm yet still nicely ornamenting the driving beat
that gif is great - i feel kinda like that right now - thank you!
jimmac wrote:
Housey vibes.
Q-Rosh wrote:
a beautiful dance track but also frightening, when it comes to the death subject. Hope everything is OK.
feeling change coming friend - it's the dying season here... happy full harvest moon!
hent03 wrote:
Really impressed at how well the vocals mesh with the rest of the sound. Really cool.
thank you i struggled to get them to sit right in the mix - so this was nice to hear!
CosmicCairns wrote:
I wasn't expecting the sort of saxophone sound. It's quite smooth and fits well with everything else going on here.
saxophone, musical saw, more cowbell... all things we could use more of in our lives
ilzxc wrote:
Favorited & downloaded, what a dark, soulful grooooove. <3 <3 <3
yay!
Tone Matrix wrote:
The drums really give it a constant movement feeling but then you have all these cool sounds panned about floating in my head. It def has some old school House vibes with it but with your signature sound adapted into its own style. That outro oh yais!
glad the panning worked thank you
fc wrote:
As they say these days, this slaps. Love the contrast between the high frequency parts and the drums/low end. Very tasty.
thank you
emily wrote:
Devieus wrote:There's funky up ahead
- Ebrit
let's dance Ebrit!
Yes, let's!
Let's let the music carry us
- Ebrit