I would miss all my client calls and morning production planning. Can I have my coffee first before rapturing?

I would miss all my client calls and morning production planning. Can I have my coffee first before rapturing?

Great aesthetic, including the 15 seconds of silence at the end (not even kidding―it felt appropriate)

I don't know where that animation is from, but it's hilarious that there was only one person in Las Vegas who was worthy of getting raptured

Great aesthetic, including the 15 seconds of silence at the end (not even kidding―it felt appropriate) I don't know where that animation is from, but it's hilarious that there was only one person in Las Vegas who was worthy of getting raptured

no i actually love how deep your description is, i got more out of the music.

I love the breathing quality to the piece.  Only thing I would change would be the lead that appeared at :50 - i would remove it because it made things sound like "they were going to be okay"

agreed about the silence

and LOL agreed about the one person in Vegas!

no i actually love how deep your description is, i got more out of the music. I love the breathing quality to the piece. Only thing I would change would be the lead that appeared at :50 - i would remove it because it made things sound like "they were going to be okay" [quote=ineff]Great aesthetic, including the 15 seconds of silence at the end (not even kidding―it felt appropriate) I don't know where that animation is from, but it's hilarious that there was only one person in Las Vegas who was worthy of getting raptured[/quote] agreed about the silence and LOL agreed about the one person in Vegas!

think of the bills

yea, that silence is very powerful, a final conclusion to a wonderful song

think of the bills yea, that silence is very powerful, a final conclusion to a wonderful song

With your description, the synth line in the back sounds a bit like an alarm. I really like the background story, it makes me delve deeper into the track and imagine it. The silence at the end is a really nice touch.

With your description, the synth line in the back sounds a bit like an alarm. I really like the background story, it makes me delve deeper into the track and imagine it. The silence at the end is a really nice touch.