It was bizarre, but still fun.  Kind of felt like being lost in a strange carnival or something/  I liked the whispering.

It was bizarre, but still fun. Kind of felt like being lost in a strange carnival or something/ I liked the whispering.

I like the sense of not knowing where the track will go. The addition of poetry is really cool; I felt like someone was whispering a secret into my ear.

I like the sense of not knowing where the track will go. The addition of poetry is really cool; I felt like someone was whispering a secret into my ear.

I always think that my tracks need extra lions and zebra. 

Really like this track due it's subdued nature.  All fun and inviting.  That sax is wildly angular too!

I always think that my tracks need extra lions and zebra. Really like this track due it's subdued nature. All fun and inviting. That sax is wildly angular too!

Hit favorite by 00:35.  Several times over the next two minutes: "wtf did I just favorite?"  But I was right.

Hit favorite by 00:35. Several times over the next two minutes: "wtf did I just favorite?" But I was right.

Yes that would be an accurate description. A bizarre, slightly broken and unbalanced situation where something is really off.

Thank you for the comment. It was really intended as that. The poem Le Revenant is quite a dark poem, which to be fair is pretty usual for Baudelaire. It's about this probably unwanted love from an undead person. I felt the whispering might make it feel both creepier and it worked well with how these words from baudelaire roll off the tongue. He had a way with words that feel good saying.

Agreed - we need more lions and zebras. I was surprised with the sound a zebra makes. It's this very small sound, even bird-like chirp.
Free jazz sax, always here to spice up a track!

Wtf did you just favorite? That is a weird track, even when compared to my usual tracks. Thank you for listening!

[quote=CosmicCairns]It was bizarre, but still fun. Kind of felt like being lost in a strange carnival or something/ I liked the whispering.[/quote] Yes that would be an accurate description. A bizarre, slightly broken and unbalanced situation where something is really off. :) [quote=hent03]I like the sense of not knowing where the track will go. The addition of poetry is really cool; I felt like someone was whispering a secret into my ear.[/quote] Thank you for the comment. It was really intended as that. The poem Le Revenant is quite a dark poem, which to be fair is pretty usual for Baudelaire. It's about this probably unwanted love from an undead person. I felt the whispering might make it feel both creepier and it worked well with how these words from baudelaire roll off the tongue. He had a way with words that feel good saying. [quote=rdomain]I always think that my tracks need extra lions and zebra. Really like this track due it's subdued nature. All fun and inviting. That sax is wildly angular too![/quote] Agreed - we need more lions and zebras. I was surprised with the sound a zebra makes. It's this very small sound, even bird-like chirp. Free jazz sax, always here to spice up a track! [quote=ineff]Hit favorite by 00:35. Several times over the next two minutes: "wtf did I just favorite?" But I was right.[/quote] Wtf did you just favorite? That is a weird track, even when compared to my usual tracks. Thank you for listening! :)

Exceptional work -- even more soundtrack as usual: multiple rooms, simultaneous action, a comedy of situations, a tragedy of errors, a ballet of choreographed movement. Kind of associates with PLAY TIME (1967) -- the film, not its music.

Exceptional work -- even more soundtrack as usual: multiple rooms, simultaneous action, a comedy of situations, a tragedy of errors, a ballet of choreographed movement. Kind of associates with PLAY TIME (1967) -- the film, not its music.

such a jazzy juicy bass heavy track, c'est génial franchement bravo et le petit passage asmr est très intéressant aussi !

such a jazzy juicy bass heavy track, c'est génial franchement bravo et le petit passage asmr est très intéressant aussi ;)!

Bizarre, but I love it!

Bizarre, but I love it!

What a ride. Really nice use of space too.
Sounds like something I would hear in the anime, Durarara!.

What a ride. Really nice use of space too. Sounds like something I would hear in the anime, Durarara!.

Love your experimental and unorthodox way of creating a new genre of jazz music. well done.

Love your experimental and unorthodox way of creating a new genre of jazz music. well done.

La dark vibe est vraiment réussie. Bon travail.

La dark vibe est vraiment réussie. Bon travail.

Wild ride.

Wild ride.

Love it. Weird is good, some fun jazz played at a club I want to be in right now. Awesome drum fills. Poetry is cool. Love the shout "hey"
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Love it. Weird is good, some fun jazz played at a club I want to be in right now. Awesome drum fills. Poetry is cool. Love the shout "hey" [url]https://media.giphy.com/media/vrcoalzSZ7ivu/giphy.gif[/url]

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Blighters Rock is all nervous about playing a solo in a parallel minor key and you're over here playing all the notes on the piano at once lol. Definitely a disconcerting vibe enhanced by the layering of bizarre samples.

Blighters Rock is all nervous about playing a solo in a parallel minor key and you're over here playing all the notes on the piano at once lol. Definitely a disconcerting vibe enhanced by the layering of bizarre samples.

I have not watched this movie! I need to check it out. Thank you for the very nice feedback.

Merci Scanian! J'aime le son de la contrebasse en general!

Bizarre indeed!

I was not familiar with Durara but not that I listened to a trailer, between the weird scales, the exotic vibe, the slightly off balance jazz music, I see what you meant! I need to check this anime, the music sounds really awesome!

Thank you! "unorthodox" may be the best way to describe it haha.

Merci beaucoup!

Thank you, off all the way to lalaland.

Weird is good!

Haha i was thinking the same thing! There are all those notes on a piano, isn't it a shame to not use them all? AT THE SAME TIME? More seriously, i have always loved Thelonius Monk's piano playing and the way his chords are all weird, with so much tension, and objectively most likely out of the key, scale, and probably known universe. BUT they work sooooo well, he plays them with so much authority that i always felt that "if I feel it sounds off, it means there's something off with me". Not saying my piano lines are anything like the great Monk's, but just saying that his RPG-ing the standard rules of music one chord at a time are such an inspiration.

[quote=ilzxc]Exceptional work -- even more soundtrack as usual: multiple rooms, simultaneous action, a comedy of situations, a tragedy of errors, a ballet of choreographed movement. Kind of associates with PLAY TIME (1967) -- the film, not its music.[/quote] I have not watched this movie! I need to check it out. Thank you for the very nice feedback. :) [quote=ScanianWolf]such a jazzy juicy bass heavy track, c'est génial franchement bravo et le petit passage asmr est très intéressant aussi ;)! [/quote] Merci Scanian! J'aime le son de la contrebasse en general! :) [img]https://i.pinimg.com/originals/0f/a7/77/0fa777d2f22117c129fc76df2cd641c0.gif[/img] [quote=Mission Crossing]Bizarre, but I love it![/quote] Bizarre indeed! :) [quote=danju]What a ride. Really nice use of space too. Sounds like something I would hear in the anime, Durarara!. [/quote] I was not familiar with Durara but not that I listened to a trailer, between the weird scales, the exotic vibe, the slightly off balance jazz music, I see what you meant! I need to check this anime, the music sounds really awesome! [quote=Q-Rosh]Love your experimental and unorthodox way of creating a new genre of jazz music. well done.[/quote] Thank you! "unorthodox" may be the best way to describe it haha. [quote=djippy]La dark vibe est vraiment réussie. Bon travail. [/quote] Merci beaucoup! [quote=blighters_rock]Wild ride.[/quote] Thank you, off all the way to lalaland. [quote=miraclemiles]Love it. Weird is good, some fun jazz played at a club I want to be in right now. Awesome drum fills. Poetry is cool. Love the shout "hey" [url]https://media.giphy.com/media/vrcoalzSZ7ivu/giphy.gif[/url][/quote] Weird is good! :) [quote=ViridianLoom]Blighters Rock is all nervous about playing a solo in a parallel minor key and you're over here playing all the notes on the piano at once lol. Definitely a disconcerting vibe enhanced by the layering of bizarre samples.[/quote] Haha i was thinking the same thing! There are all those notes on a piano, isn't it a shame to not use them all? AT THE SAME TIME? More seriously, i have always loved Thelonius Monk's piano playing and the way his chords are all weird, with so much tension, and objectively most likely out of the key, scale, and probably known universe. BUT they work sooooo well, he plays them with so much authority that i always felt that "if I feel it sounds off, it means there's something off with me". Not saying my piano lines are anything like the great Monk's, but just saying that his RPG-ing the standard rules of music one chord at a time are such an inspiration.

This IS a strange fish of a track. Surreal and jazzy at the same time.  The sharp jabs of cheers in the background are so awesome!.  Also the playful freeform piano and dark carnival diversions. The description of the process and TTS experience made me laugh from experience. Love it!

This IS a strange fish of a track. Surreal and jazzy at the same time. The sharp jabs of cheers in the background are so awesome!. Also the playful freeform piano and dark carnival diversions. The description of the process and TTS experience made me laugh from experience. Love it!

This track is so fresh, love the collage of sounds, I imagine some twisted travelling circus going from one small town to another

This track is so fresh, love the collage of sounds, I imagine some twisted travelling circus going from one small town to another

Love the chromatic piano bits.  I can't even begin to process how you came up with this but love the sound of it.  Especially those loud brassy parts that I wasn't sure if it was an actual instrument or a wild animal    Also Thank you so much for your support!!!  So much appreciated!

Love the chromatic piano bits. I can't even begin to process how you came up with this but love the sound of it. Especially those loud brassy parts that I wasn't sure if it was an actual instrument or a wild animal :o Also Thank you so much for your support!!! So much appreciated!

Haha yes, TTS sometimes struggles to live to our expectations. I am glad you enjoyed the weird surreal vibe of this track.

I think that works, there is something definitely unbalanced, cheeky, and outside of society in this track.

Actually I think there is only one brass and it's the free jazz solo after the poem section. So the loud brass parts might really be animal screams. Your album is really really good. I was listening to it while taking a walk in the bamboo grove behind my house, and then the track Maudlin Lane came. It gave me goosebumps. It is so delicate, so subtle. What a beautiful beautiful masterpiece. It's a crime you don't get more recognition, this is pro level music!

[quote=NWSPR]This IS a strange fish of a track. Surreal and jazzy at the same time. The sharp jabs of cheers in the background are so awesome!. Also the playful freeform piano and dark carnival diversions. The description of the process and TTS experience made me laugh from experience. Love it![/quote] Haha yes, TTS sometimes struggles to live to our expectations. I am glad you enjoyed the weird surreal vibe of this track. :) [quote=Jason Nijjer]This track is so fresh, love the collage of sounds, I imagine some twisted travelling circus going from one small town to another[/quote] I think that works, there is something definitely unbalanced, cheeky, and outside of society in this track. :) [quote=Tone Matrix]Love the chromatic piano bits. I can't even begin to process how you came up with this but love the sound of it. Especially those loud brassy parts that I wasn't sure if it was an actual instrument or a wild animal :o Also Thank you so much for your support!!! So much appreciated! [/quote] Actually I think there is only one brass and it's the free jazz solo after the poem section. So the loud brass parts might really be animal screams. :) Your album is really really good. I was listening to it while taking a walk in the bamboo grove behind my house, and then the track Maudlin Lane came. It gave me goosebumps. It is so delicate, so subtle. What a beautiful beautiful masterpiece. It's a crime you don't get more recognition, this is pro level music!

Ooooh then I def enjoyed the animal screams lol.  Thank you so much for checking out the album.  I was totally floored when I saw your email pop up so thank you!  That's awesome to hear how you're listening to the album too.  Thank you again for these awesome comments.  It's so nice to read because I tend to beat myself up for trivial reasons.  I don't feel pro-level but I'll take that compliment any day!

[quote=Kedbreak136] [quote=Tone Matrix]Love the chromatic piano bits. I can't even begin to process how you came up with this but love the sound of it. Especially those loud brassy parts that I wasn't sure if it was an actual instrument or a wild animal :o Also Thank you so much for your support!!! So much appreciated! [/quote] Actually I think there is only one brass and it's the free jazz solo after the poem section. So the loud brass parts might really be animal screams. :) Your album is really really good. I was listening to it while taking a walk in the bamboo grove behind my house, and then the track Maudlin Lane came. It gave me goosebumps. It is so delicate, so subtle. What a beautiful beautiful masterpiece. It's a crime you don't get more recognition, this is pro level music! [/quote] Ooooh then I def enjoyed the animal screams lol. Thank you so much for checking out the album. I was totally floored when I saw your email pop up so thank you! That's awesome to hear how you're listening to the album too. Thank you again for these awesome comments. It's so nice to read because I tend to beat myself up for trivial reasons. I don't feel pro-level but I'll take that compliment any day! :)

This was a wild ride! Thanks for making this.

This was a wild ride! Thanks for making this.

This really shocks me but it doesn't upset me.  You are really good pushing me almost to the brink of total disorientation, but then it's like, hey, don't worry, we're all having fun!

Wow, that's on my watch list!!

This really shocks me but it doesn't upset me. You are really good pushing me almost to the brink of total disorientation, but then it's like, hey, don't worry, we're all having fun! [quote=ilzxc]Kind of associates with PLAY TIME (1967) -- the film, not its music.[/quote] Wow, that's on my watch list!!