If I’ve learned ANYTHING by taking advantage of the insightful input from all of you, it’s two things:
1) I’m not always right.
2) Y’all hear things that I don’t hear.
When I first posted this song last year, I got a message from Mark Thomas saying he’d love to get producer his hands on it. A few months and a few other musicians later, this is what blows up my inbox:
Thanks Mark & Josh! Now, if I could just write some more songs for these Denver boys to play around with!!
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Wow. Excellent.
I love it
Hey Mandy … give the music away more often!
I think I will!
very nice!
WOW! Nice!
His producer hands serve the song very well.
I agree!!!
That’s awesome! I like it alot.
SERIOUSLY!!! i LOVE this!!! nice work to both you AND Mark!
ROCKSAUCE. Nice work.
Mandy: You’re a rock star.
Your mom’s a rockstar.
No, my mom’s an opera star.
No, he’s right.
Chills, my friend. Chills.
Excellent work all the way around. Crazy excellent. Love the hum at the end. I don’t know how to play music and at this point I would just mess up somebody’s sound board, but I LOVE production and the value it brings to a piece of music. This is GREAT production and I’d be excited to hear what else guys can do with some already fantastic material from you.
Great way to end the night. Peace out.
Thanks Paul!!!
Glad I could work on this song with Mark! It was a blast.
Dude. Y’all are like the peanut butter & jelly.
I’m just the bread.
Absolutely amazing!
It’s great!
I loved both versions, but this one certainly contains more depth instrumentally. I loved the keys implemented. . . the little nuances are brilliant. The drums were well placed. I would have liked to hear more layers of your voice, though. I liked the echo you had in your original version.
This is wonderful. I would listen to this on repeat, you know.
(what was that about me being a better guitar player? Pssh.)
(or were the keys marimbas??)
Yes the keys part was vibes in the left channel with a dotted 8th delay in the right.
nicce!
I always love your comments, Becca!
Love it!!
Marvellous. Really.
HOLY SMOKES. Seriously. Wow.
Very atmospheric track, like it. Most of our tracks are released under a creative commons license.
We are an independent record label not a big bad corporation out to sue you for file sharing, we WANT you to spread our music around.
With such an overcrowded market place giving away your music is essential in my opinion. The biggest problem for emerging indie artists today is obscurity, not piracy. To find out more listen to The Antiqcool Podcast .
http://antiqcool.podbean.com/2010/01/22/the-antiqcool-podcast-episode-1-how-can-you-be-a-part-of-our-success/