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The second free download from my forthcoming debut album, "Grumpy Love". This is track 1, "Not Seeing Reality". Bob Macc of SC Mastering commented: "My overwhelming thought about it was how well it fits with/continued on from Piano Paint; if the rest of the album develops like this then it's going to be a glorious ride :)".
While Code of Subtle Audio mentioned: "Just been listening to 'Not Seeing Reality' - nice to hear something so free from shackles and conformity. Love the out of tune bits here and there, give a nice edge. Macc's comment is actually nail on the head - 'perfectly untidy and thoroughly enjoyable as a result".
These tracks have chronology over my life - this being a collage of emotions up until the age of 16 when I started painting, and the emotions of how to combat delusions. I was "Not Seeing Reality" for so much of this time, and to my detriment, for I could have progressed in so many more things. However that is the past, and this is part of the future: neurological processing of a large portion of time when I forgot more than I remembered.
Feedback welcome.
Michael
The second free download from my forthcoming debut album, "Grumpy Love". This is track 1, "Not Seeing Reality". Bob Macc of SC Mastering commented: "My overwhelming thought about it was how well it fits with/continued on from Piano Paint; if the rest of the album develops like this then it's going to be a glorious ride :)".
While Code of Subtle Audio mentioned: "Just been listening to 'Not Seeing Reality' - nice to hear something so free from shackles and conformity. Love the out of tune bits here and there, give a nice edge. Macc's comment is actually nail on the head - 'perfectly untidy and thoroughly enjoyable as a result".
These tracks have chronology over my life - this being a collage of emotions up until the age of 16 when I started painting, and the emotions of how to combat delusions. I was "Not Seeing Reality" for so much of this time, and to my detriment, for I could have progressed in so many more things. However that is the past, and this is part of the future: neurological processing of a large portion of time when I forgot more than I remembered.
Feedback welcome.
Michael
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