When the Present was the Future ...

Reminded me of Seefeel cirque Succour from 1995. Nice contemplative mood on this one. Personally I would have kept it beatless through out though. Also I felt it was a couple of minutes too long. Anyways definitely sounds like something from the 90s though.

dug it, nice work. can't think of any advice. more?

  On 3/6/2014 at 6:40 PM, The Bro said:

Reminded me of Seefeel cirque Succour from 1995. Nice contemplative mood on this one. Personally I would have kept it beatless through out though. Also I felt it was a couple of minutes too long. Anyways definitely sounds like something from the 90s though.

Thanks for listening and chiming in! That's a great compliment (as the tune's title says effectively the same thing).

  On 3/6/2014 at 7:15 PM, very honest said:

dug it, nice work. can't think of any advice. more?

Cheers, here's more:

gr8 keys and progressions well done :)

Usually I find it difficult to listen to slow ambient tracks with very few chords and little change, but this one was different for some reason, so much suspense!

I really liked it, but if I had one qualm it would be that the beat comes in totally unexpectedly, even though it´s subtle and comfy. Would maybe have been more orgasmic if there were more of a build up, for instance in chord progression or some nice new pad fading in, to give the listener some expectation that something cool´s coming up next. But that´s just one idea.

Really nice percussions too.

  On 3/13/2014 at 10:39 PM, Hermann said:

Usually I find it difficult to listen to slow ambient tracks with very few chords and little change, but this one was different for some reason, so much suspense!

 

I really liked it, but if I had one qualm it would be that the beat comes in totally unexpectedly, even though it´s subtle and comfy. Would maybe have been more orgasmic if there were more of a build up, for instance in chord progression or some nice new pad fading in, to give the listener some expectation that something cool´s coming up next. But that´s just one idea.

 

Really nice percussions too.

Cheers Hermann!

Cheers everyone & here's something new: