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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Jason Nijjer's music / depth of winter
Sudden change in climate, went from spending the night with the family around the fire pit on Friday to deep freeze and 30 cm of snow on Saturday. Hopefully this one can warm things up a bit now that winter has returned.
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Hey, where are you? I haven`t seen snow for years. I like how you worked on the beats. Really cool.
Snow has a habit of sneaking up on you like that.
Super tight and crisp beat. Winter is here! We had similar weather down in Washington, off and on snow, getting much colder now. This feels like an icey snow beat, those synths like icicles. Nice warm kick and pads though. Mix is spot on, good sound and production!
the reverse cymbal is so good.
great ice cold reverb.
winter's cold but the beat is
wait for it
HOT
Hey, where are you? I haven`t seen snow for years. I like how you worked on the beats. Really cool.
I live in Edmonton, Canada, it's one of the northern most cities in the world. Snow is just an accepted reality here, it does look beautiful but when it's April and there is still snow on the ground is does get a little depressing.
Love the drum machine feel of the drums. The piano mixes really nicely with it. Especially that sorta sprinkler percussion effect.
Very tight beat! I like the section 1:02 onwards with the percussion in the back of the mix, with a lot of reverb. That brings a nice texture to the track. And all supports the nice melodic lines in the higher range.