It really is hard to break out of the zone when you're in it, but it's probably worth making yourself do it.  Listening with fresh ears is always the best.  Awesome percussion work as always.  I like that synth sound that comes in around 1:36.  It has just the right amount of rawness and distortion.  (I think it might briefly pop up before then, but I especially noticed it there.)

It really is hard to break out of the zone when you're in it, but it's probably worth making yourself do it. Listening with fresh ears is always the best. Awesome percussion work as always. I like that synth sound that comes in around 1:36. It has just the right amount of rawness and distortion. (I think it might briefly pop up before then, but I especially noticed it there.)

Man I love those tongue drums. I would love to have some of those stems and try to do something from it. That groove is undeniable.
The track opens around 1:00 with the synth,  étire going back to a tribal feel with the festival of percussions. Digging it, head bopping to it. This is awesome!

Man I love those tongue drums. I would love to have some of those stems and try to do something from it. That groove is undeniable. The track opens around 1:00 with the synth, étire going back to a tribal feel with the festival of percussions. Digging it, head bopping to it. This is awesome!

This is great - nice warm, fuzzy distortion and a solid groove. Subtractive composition is difficult - I always want to keep everything, which just makes it all muddy and gross. This one is clean (not busy) but the right kind of dirty (luscious saturation).

This is great - nice warm, fuzzy distortion and a solid groove. Subtractive composition is difficult - I always want to keep everything, which just makes it all muddy and gross. This one is clean (not busy) but the right kind of dirty (luscious saturation).

Oh yes loving that gritty bass over the groove. Such a nice variety of percussion elements.  Totally hear ya on knowing ya need a break but pushing on in the zone.  A break or walk outside is usually a good breather for me.  But yea it's so easy to get lost in a minor edit that becomes hours later.  Go tongue drum go!

Oh yes loving that gritty bass over the groove. Such a nice variety of percussion elements. Totally hear ya on knowing ya need a break but pushing on in the zone. A break or walk outside is usually a good breather for me. But yea it's so easy to get lost in a minor edit that becomes hours later. Go tongue drum go!

My favorite part is just the solo percussion interludes. Really great stuff you are doing there.

Nice glitches too.

Subjective and maybe this contrast was the point but the bass and dissonance section doesn’t feel like it goes with it to me.

My favorite part is just the solo percussion interludes. Really great stuff you are doing there. Nice glitches too. Subjective and maybe this contrast was the point but the bass and dissonance section doesn’t feel like it goes with it to me.

love it, so groovy. we found that confounded bridge!

love it, so groovy. we found that confounded bridge!

The Djembe leading into the house beat sounds so good, I like how there are the distorted sections and then it will drop to the cleaner beat driven sections, fun track.  Enjoy the trip to Vancouver, hopefully will be decent weather.  I love exploring the North Vancouver area, so many great hikes to get lost in.  Suspension bridge's are fun, the Capilano suspension bridge is impressive but way too crowded with tourists and ridiculously overpriced.  I would suggest Lynn Canyon Suspension bridge and the trails around that area, it is free and way less people.

The Djembe leading into the house beat sounds so good, I like how there are the distorted sections and then it will drop to the cleaner beat driven sections, fun track. Enjoy the trip to Vancouver, hopefully will be decent weather. I love exploring the North Vancouver area, so many great hikes to get lost in. Suspension bridge's are fun, the Capilano suspension bridge is impressive but way too crowded with tourists and ridiculously overpriced. I would suggest Lynn Canyon Suspension bridge and the trails around that area, it is free and way less people.

Thanks for listening, appreciate that feedback! And thanks for the Vancouver tips. Good to know, and planning to check that out when I'm there. May have some rain, but hoping for good weather as well!

[quote=Jason Nijjer]The Djembe leading into the house beat sounds so good, I like how there are the distorted sections and then it will drop to the cleaner beat driven sections, fun track. Enjoy the trip to Vancouver, hopefully will be decent weather. I love exploring the North Vancouver area, so many great hikes to get lost in. Suspension bridge's are fun, the Capilano suspension bridge is impressive but way too crowded with tourists and ridiculously overpriced. I would suggest Lynn Canyon Suspension bridge and the trails around that area, it is free and way less people.[/quote] Thanks for listening, appreciate that feedback! And thanks for the Vancouver tips. Good to know, and planning to check that out when I'm there. May have some rain, but hoping for good weather as well!