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I am again working with the project I was using during the last weeks. I could squeeze out a little more juice from it. Have a beautiful week, relaxed and happy.
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That first half is so groovy and catchy! The abrupt shift to the more sullen, downtempo part caught me off guard at first, but I love the tone and mood that it sets. As always, very beautiful and creative work!
Keep sqeezin! I agree with levelcapybara that first half is groooovy. The second half with the clean guitar and weird scratchy/violin sounds is a cool departure from the first half. Dig the outro too.
That reversy sample with the drums in the first section is hypnotic! Oooh and the music box hits sound great. Almost like those noisy solo bits chiseled the groove and paved the way for the guitar section. The outro is far out 
I was driving while listening to your track and it was pulling me so deeply that I had to stop.
The groove of the first part is absolutely genius. It left me baffled. The interplay of the drums in the back with the synth, and these vocal layers paint a perfect picture. They call and resonate.
Then you have this part more focused on guitars. I think the playing is impressionistic. Small touches here and there, accents, dissonance, suggest a whole world, with subtlety and nostalgia. The little details, like the very subdued layer of saxophone - this is really masterful.
The final crystalline lines open the track and suggest a light beyond it all.
Sir Q-Rosh, your tracks are really an inspiration. I admire your pure authentic originality. Thank you for sharing these pieces.
truly an inspriring journey, Q-Rosh. like stumbling on the best underground radio station in the middle the night in the middle of nowhere. love it and have been listening on repeat today 
The first half has a great sense of energy that makes you want to get up and move. It feels like it would be fun to dance to. And then the second half sent me floating into a bank of clouds. And then the part at the very end was like setting down in a whole new world. It really presents a nice variety of moods across its runtime.
Really wild, such a unique groove that doesn't sound like anything else I've heard but still passes the "head bobbing, foot tapping" test. The hard pivot to the second section is such a cool feeling, really enjoy the guitar and the marimba(?) playing off of each other.
A lot of great emotion squeezed out of that second half with all those interesting guitar lines and sounds whilst the first part cruises along nicely, kind of setting you up for a surprise. Great fuzz solo tone in there too!
Holy shit, what a FANTASTIC journey!!!! I love all the "places" this takes me, damn!!! Impressively well done!
oooh, so nice! it just flows and flows. those voices swirling around and so many great sounds happening. Oooh, so interesting when it changes up halfway through to focus on guitar, fun surprise and good second half too! Telling a story
