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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Jason Nijjer's music / within reason
Slow meandering house/electronic track, probably a little too long, for the first time no use of an ipad this week, everything was done "within reason"
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Liking it. I don't mind the length, but then again I like these slowly evolving pieces a lot. It has something of Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works pt1 ...
I like it for these reasons as well. Also yes--totally agreeing with dj someguy on the pleasant Aphex qualities in evidence, with the quiet, gorgeous pads under the more present drums.
Liking it. I don't mind the length, but then again I like these slowly evolving pieces a lot. It has something of Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works pt1 ...
Liking it. I don't mind the length, but then again I like these slowly evolving pieces a lot. It has something of Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works pt1 ...
I like it for these reasons as well. Also yes--totally agreeing with dj someguy on the pleasant Aphex qualities in evidence, with the quiet, gorgeous pads under the more present drums.
dj someguy wrote:Liking it. I don't mind the length, but then again I like these slowly evolving pieces a lot. It has something of Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works pt1 ...
Wow, thanks guys, huge compliments as "Ageispolis" from selected ambient works vol 1 is one of my favourite tracks of all time
+1 on the length, I think for the way it develops with those calming pads it works out great. It takes a nice turn when the extra percussion comes in with the warbly keys. I see the AFX resemblance but also personally reminded me of Plaid's sounds from their tekkonkinkreet soundtrack. Nice job!
