what will we find in the shadows?
By emily on January 11, 2020 1:39 am
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This is the second time I'm saying it this week, but this reminds me a lot of the Ghost in the Shell SAC soundtrack. Which incidentally is one of my favourite soundtracks. Love it!
I love endless rrrreeeeeeeeeeevvvVVVVVEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRBBBBBBBbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.
Judgement Act wrote:
This is the second time I'm saying it this week, but this reminds me a lot of the Ghost in the Shell SAC soundtrack. Which incidentally is one of my favourite soundtracks. Love it!
Wow it really does
Both glitchy, ghostly and ethereal.
For whatever reason, I imagine your studio placed in an isolated house in some remote snowy area.
Wow, totally get that Ghost in the Shell vibe. This is so haunting and cinematic, I absolutely love it.
Your vocals always transport me to a calm ethereal place. With the excellent use of reverb and distortion they become pad-like. Well done!
Fantastic atmosphere on this one. And beautiful vocals as usual.
Ryan wrote:
Gorgeous vocals. I really love this track well done.
hieme wrote:
Lovely! I'm a huge fan of long ethereal vocal lines <3
Machine Gun Ibiza wrote:
nice one
Q-Rosh wrote:
I love endless rrrreeeeeeeeeeevvvVVVVVEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRBBBBBBBbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.
thank you for listening & your nice comments
tac wrote:
i love this, its so powerful
brb floating away
laguna wrote:
Both glitchy, ghostly and ethereal.
For whatever reason, I imagine your studio placed in an isolated house in some remote snowy area.
let's pretend that's true & it's not just a bedroom recording 
miraclemiles wrote:
Floating along on that voice, nice, and cool beat too!
theGuen wrote:
Wow...
NWSPR wrote:
Love how you use reverb as an instrument. Powerful vocals.
this is such a nice compliment - i know i have a reverb addiction - i can just say it's my instrument when people ask me what i play now 
Tone Matrix wrote:
Your vocals always transport me to a calm ethereal place. With the excellent use of reverb and distortion they become pad-like. Well done!
Devieus wrote:
Those beats are a nice touch.
cfurrow wrote:
This is moody and cool!
CosmicCairns wrote:
Fantastic atmosphere on this one. And beautiful vocals as usual.
thank you thank you thank you
Judgement Act wrote:
This is the second time I'm saying it this week, but this reminds me a lot of the Ghost in the Shell SAC soundtrack. Which incidentally is one of my favourite soundtracks. Love it!
ngineer wrote:
Judgement Act wrote:This is the second time I'm saying it this week, but this reminds me a lot of the Ghost in the Shell SAC soundtrack. Which incidentally is one of my favourite soundtracks. Love it!
Wow it really does
laguna wrote:
Both glitchy, ghostly and ethereal.
For whatever reason, I imagine your studio placed in an isolated house in some remote snowy area.
Sodabelly wrote:
Wow, totally get that Ghost in the Shell vibe. This is so haunting and cinematic, I absolutely love it.
I think it's been 23 years (WHAT???) since I've watched that film - feeling the need to find the soundtrack now... 
kaedo sevaada wrote:
I think it's been 23 years (WHAT???) since I've watched that film - feeling the need to find the soundtrack now...
I was actually lucky enough to catch it in the theater the other day for the 25th anniversary! It's still great and the soundtrack is easy to find on youtube
Wonderfully unsettling! Really enjoying the faster beat under the ambient vocal/reverb!
onezero wrote:
Wonderfully unsettling! Really enjoying the faster beat under the ambient vocal/reverb!
Thanks - the ambient noise was NPR news coming from the other room... it sounded so weird with the reverb.