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Give Me Some Peace

By KaZu on March 1, 2026 5:21 pm

Well… what’s there to say?

After creating a bunch of 150 BPM tracks — and with everything that’s been going on in my life lately — I started to feel really tired of all the “noise.” So this time, I just followed my feelings and ended up writing something much calmer.

If I remember correctly, this is actually my first track in this style. It was a really beautiful experience to keep things so simple.

Here’s my entry for this week.

Have a nice day smile

P.S. As always, I’m super grateful for any constructive feedback, opinions, and so on smile

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March 4, 2026 8:34 am

bobbyd

Love the piano opening, it really is calming, and the beat kicks in really well. Lead is really lovely, great sound design. the arp elements keep it rolling along nicely, then the drop out with the synth line coming in, anticipation! Some claps and the lovely lead melody is back, now the hats, and the kick is back along with the new synth line and piano. Now some more elements to keep the track rolling to its conclusion, snaps, and the bass still rolling, and we're out. Great stuff!

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March 23, 2026 2:48 pm

KaZu

bobbyd wrote:

Love the piano opening, it really is calming, and the beat kicks in really well. Lead is really lovely, great sound design. the arp elements keep it rolling along nicely, then the drop out with the synth line coming in, anticipation! Some claps and the lovely lead melody is back, now the hats, and the kick is back along with the new synth line and piano. Now some more elements to keep the track rolling to its conclusion, snaps, and the bass still rolling, and we're out. Great stuff!

Hi bobbyd,

thanks a lot for taking the time to listen to my track in such detail!

Time is something many people don’t have enough of these days, so I really appreciate it even more. It makes me really happy to hear that you enjoyed my track!

Thanks for listening! smile

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