Release
By Tone Matrix on November 8, 2020 9:25 pm
Creativity and motivation at a stand still this week. Here's some ambient something-or-other. Thanks for listening 
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I'm still impressed with what you're able to come up with in "low-inspiration" weeks. This is a little more minimalistic than some of your other works, but it still creates a nice chilled out vibe and is a pleasant and relaxing listen.
Cool track, cool pic. Love that big reverb swell that swoops in and takes over. Definitely getting some @Hieme vibes from this one.
Super chill stuff. I like your ambient stuff even when you're not feeling it. Keep up the good work, man, you're capturing a lot of good ideas.
Don't know if it's intentional but I like how that one melodic synth is close to distorting. Even the pad to a degree. Offsets the piece nicely.
Beautiful subtle melodic lines on top of the lush pad. Very nice and meditative. I like how the delay reinforces the sense of space.
dreamy, a little sad in some arp lines, growing and expanding, an introspective song at the same time. Maybe a touch of loneliness in some moments. it has definitely a very good feel to it. I like it 100%
Me: "creativity and motivation at a standstill this year"
I feel like I am underwater watching flowers bloom
Nice, like how the pad creeps in, picture fog drifting in blanketing itself around the landscape (synth melody).
Really enjoyed the rising tension created by the pad. When you started a new chord, it felt like it was settling down for a moment, but after a couple of seconds, it would climb back up in volume, giving me a feeling of heightened intensity again.