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Wrote a bunch of stuff I didn't like or needed more work this week, so I decided to go with something chill and easy.
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I did the same. I have several tracks this week that just didn't do it for me. Oh well, maybe scraps to be looked at another week.
Very expressive atmosphere! I'd love to see this performed live! Keep up the good work.
I did the same. I have several tracks this week that just didn't do it for me. Oh well, maybe scraps to be looked at another week.
I still have hundreds of scraps from 2014, too bad those suck as well!
Very expressive atmosphere! I'd love to see this performed live! Keep up the good work.
Sounds really chill and not that easy at all. Quite interesting things happening at both sides of the mix.
Soothing vibe... maybe I'm biased here but a hear a vague Donkey Kong Country's "Aquatic ambience" spirit
Yeah man this is smooth as.
Interestingly enough, when I do weeklies it is my mission to make a stem work rather than move on.
Might have to abandon that strategy sometime
Great chillout here, I could listen to tracks like this all day!
Good save, if that's what you call it. Faved!
At this point, I'm calling it standard procedure.
that bass, so funky!
Feeling this!
Yeah man this is smooth as.
Interestingly enough, when I do weeklies it is my mission to make a stem work rather than move on.
Might have to abandon that strategy sometime
I used to be that way years ago, but some ideas just don't work!
Plus you can always come back when you think of a way to fix it. A few of my 2014 tracks where abandoned several times until I got it right.
really like the bass and the stretchy drum sounds
Great chillout here, I could listen to tracks like this all day!
I could write this stuff all day!
That bass! Max'n'relaxin'!!
Dang that bass line is tasty! I like how the drums bounce around with the reverb. As always an awesome trip 
Ahhh dude. Really dig your tracks. Chordal adventures are prime. Listening to this in an airport watching planes take off... fits perfectly :-)
