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[Bodast]

Originally Posted by Zeenat Aman

Thanks for listening...

So you reckon it's good for an intro to something musically intense?

Yeah I think that'd be cool.. although it could just as easily be a good intro for something more chilled out as well. Be interesting to see where you decide to go with it anyway, good luck!

[Hogisbald]

I love both tunes. The first has a really cool bass sound. The second is my favourite though. If it was minus the flute and sax it would be a bit like Gods Speed You Black Emperor. Keep up the good work man

I really like the first one, especially the mellotron flute intro. I learned how to play the guitar part.

EAT

[Sky]

I'm extremely impressed by these, especially the ambient wash that opens the first sample ("b") and wavers from side to side, before giving way to a much busier, more energetic arrangement. Also, I was especially impressed by the simple but effective drum programming that underpins the track. I'd really like to see more experimentation along the ambient, almost drone, line explored at the opening of this track—unless I'm mistaken, isn't Eastern music very interested in the power of drones and repetitions?

Track two is also good, in a more conventionally jazzy way. When can we expect to hear more?

Originally Posted by Sky

I'm extremely impressed by these, especially the ambient wash that opens the first sample ("b") and wavers from side to side, before giving way to a much busier, more energetic arrangement. Also, I was especially impressed by the simple but effective drum programming that underpins the track. I'd really like to see more experimentation along the ambient, almost drone, line explored at the opening of this track—unless I'm mistaken, isn't Eastern music very interested in the power of drones and repetitions?

Thanks for listening...

I do have an idea to make the intro more Terry Riley-esque, but don't want to make it too long. The first track now has a new section and words.

Originally Posted by Sky

Track two is also good, in a more conventionally jazzy way. When can we expect to hear more?

Lots of works in progress, no finished tracks.