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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Q-Rosh's music / pearl nine
Another version of number eleven, which was the reprise of this one. Brought in a little reggae-dub flave, more beats and my fizzyfuzzfactory. Still looking forward to present the rest of the pearlchain.
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Another nice effort. Love the mix of sounds. Just out of curiosity is there a reason you're posting the chain in reverse order?
Enjoying the murky vibe that gives way to the chill vibe. Nice shaker sound around 75%!
Another nice effort. Love the mix of sounds. Just out of curiosity is there a reason you're posting the chain in reverse order?
Because WB plays songs backwards too.
Love it!
Starts off with some dubby stuff, and then goes into this great lofi poprock track. Reminds me a bit of Ducktails at times. Very very nice!
CosmicCairns wrote:Another nice effort. Love the mix of sounds. Just out of curiosity is there a reason you're posting the chain in reverse order?
Because WB plays songs backwards too.
Makes sense. I will look forward to hearing it in its proper order when it's complete!
Q-Rosh wrote:CosmicCairns wrote:Another nice effort. Love the mix of sounds. Just out of curiosity is there a reason you're posting the chain in reverse order?
Because WB plays songs backwards too.
My tip for you is to download the 13 songs and put them together in an audioprogram in tempo 99.15, or burn a CD without a pause between the tracks. But anyhow, thank you for your excited interest.Makes sense. I will look forward to hearing it in its proper order when it's complete!
Def looking forward to hearing this from 1-13, there's a very cool cohesiveness going on in all the pearls 
