I really liked how the track gradually evolved from the humble beginning, with that dynamic shift midway that brings things back down to just the reverbed guitar. I feel like it tells a pretty cool story through the music. Really cool song that you should definitely feel proud of this week and for weeks to come.

And I with ya bud. It's funny how we're on the same trajectory because I also look back at my first two years with rose tinted glasses, haha. All that mattered to me back then was to make something every week, and it was liberating to just do WHATEVER I felt like at the time. But the moment I started trying to make an album in 2024 and putting all these expectations on myself, it started to really stress me out to make something coherent and "good". I still enjoyed the songs I was making, but gradually, the stress itself started to sap the joy out of making music and that sucked a lot.
So I'm also trying to figure out that healthy approach.

Ultimately, I don't even think it's worth it to try to "Aim" for anything, and I think that's where I fucked up. I think being aimless is exactly the way to go. Good title.

Also, I'm really happy to hear that the passion for music was rekindled in you. It's been awesome to hear your creative output on here and to see your proficiency in bluegrass music develop. You're a wizard on the guitar

I really liked how the track gradually evolved from the humble beginning, with that dynamic shift midway that brings things back down to just the reverbed guitar. I feel like it tells a pretty cool story through the music. Really cool song that you should definitely feel proud of this week and for weeks to come. And I with ya bud. It's funny how we're on the same trajectory because I also look back at my first two years with rose tinted glasses, haha. All that mattered to me back then was to make something every week, and it was liberating to just do WHATEVER I felt like at the time. But the moment I started trying to make an album in 2024 and putting all these expectations on myself, it started to really stress me out to make something coherent and "good". I still enjoyed the songs I was making, but gradually, the stress itself started to sap the joy out of making music and that sucked a lot. So I'm also trying to figure out that healthy approach. Ultimately, I don't even think it's worth it to try to "Aim" for anything, and I think that's where I fucked up. I think being aimless is exactly the way to go. Good title. Also, I'm really happy to hear that the passion for music was rekindled in you. It's been awesome to hear your creative output on here and to see your proficiency in bluegrass music develop. You're a wizard on the guitar <3

the aimless never miss, this is a good listen. i liked the thick, kindof dissonant piano clusters in the middle. i like how you allowed the track to wander. thank you.

the aimless never miss, this is a good listen. i liked the thick, kindof dissonant piano clusters in the middle. i like how you allowed the track to wander. thank you.

Love the sound of the guitars.  From the stereo strums to that excellent lead.  Ooof the synth bass underneath that guitar is so good too.  Sweet change up midway with the piano. Also totally understand those expectations and feelings.  That's the beauty of WB. Through all our thoughts and worries we can keep making music and pushing forward. With WB to help us.  This was such a cool exploration.  The guitar outro, dreamlike!  Excellent work!

Love the sound of the guitars. From the stereo strums to that excellent lead. Ooof the synth bass underneath that guitar is so good too. Sweet change up midway with the piano. Also totally understand those expectations and feelings. That's the beauty of WB. Through all our thoughts and worries we can keep making music and pushing forward. With WB to help us. This was such a cool exploration. The guitar outro, dreamlike! Excellent work!

I really, really like this. The sounds are great and I love the way the track evolves.

I completely recognize the problem of setting high expectations for yourself. This is something that prevented me from finishing anything meaningful (in terms of music) for years. Then I decided this was silly, because I want to make music to have fun and, honestly, no one is expecting anything from me except for myself. We make things to difficult for ourselves sometimes. If we only cared less, we would make much more great stuff like you just did .

I really, really like this. The sounds are great and I love the way the track evolves. I completely recognize the problem of setting high expectations for yourself. This is something that prevented me from finishing anything meaningful (in terms of music) for years. Then I decided this was silly, because I want to make music to have fun and, honestly, no one is expecting anything from me except for myself. We make things to difficult for ourselves sometimes. If we only cared less, we would make much more great stuff like you just did ;).

This is real pretty
and something you should take to heart, the people on the receiving end
- Ebrit

This is real pretty and something you should take to heart, the people on the receiving end - Ebrit

The track goes in a nice direction, I like how the beat and guitar land with each other

The track goes in a nice direction, I like how the beat and guitar land with each other

Loved the guitar work at 1:40!!!

Loved the guitar work at 1:40!!!