New Age Forward (yeah, me too!!!)
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New Age Forward (yeah, me too!!!)
For the listing: NEW AGE INSTRUMENTALS that are relaxing, melodic and not too dark are needed ... fantastic New Age Instrumentals for a comp CD that will be marketed and distributed to European Wellness Hotels.The "Swan" ...http://www.taximusic.com/download/19595 ... e_.mp3This tune, based on a disassembled 10-year old smooth jazz theme was actually more an experiment with my new EWQLSO Gold and I figured I had overshot the mark with too much dynamics and my ever-unavoidable jazz influences. But it was forwarded, and I'm ...well, jazzed! PS. And yes, like most my tunes .. "Swan" is an funny twist on a girls name, Xuan. She's long gone, but the tune lives on!
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Cool tune Stanley! I like the mix, too. Soundin good on my headphones. Congratz!
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Hey Stan;Congratulations on the forward. I like the jazz influences in the song.BRAVO!Suz
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Great piece! Congratulations!
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Jan 7, 2009, 10:21pm, jazzstan wrote:For the listing: NEW AGE INSTRUMENTALS that are relaxing, melodic and not too dark are needed ... fantastic New Age Instrumentals for a comp CD that will be marketed and distributed to European Wellness Hotels.The "Swan" ...http://www.taximusic.com/download/19595 ... e_.mp3This tune, based on a disassembled 10-year old smooth jazz theme was actually more an experiment with my new EWQLSO Gold and I figured I had overshot the mark with too much dynamics and my ever-unavoidable jazz influences. But it was forwarded, and I'm ...well, jazzed! PS. And yes, like most my tunes .. "Swan" is an funny twist on a girls name, Xuan. She's long gone, but the tune lives on! Love it - love it - love it! When the gentle repetiting phrases reache a nice fulfilling stage you brilliantly break away to a satisfying new phrase at 1:14 and 3:02. The playful way you pull in new instruments here and there really sweetens the experience. Great guitar tone too, buddy! There's so much to compliment you for here!Good luck getting a deal on this one!Allen
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LOVE IT! Ha ha, couldnt imagine you doing new age, but it works.So, who was Meja? Enquiring minds want to know!
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Stan,Enjoyed your track.I hear a little of Chuck Mangione's orchestral vibe and feel. (this is a good thing)Personally, I don't think having "ever-unavoidable jazz influences" is a bad thing. It's kind of like owning "too many" guitars. How can it be bad. Hope you develop more stuff like this.Chuck
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Yes Stan,Congratulations on the forward. This was a very enjoyable listen. I think Chuck is right as I am also hearing a little of the Chuck Mangione influence. And like so many others here I personally like the jazz influence. Great selection of sounds too.Kurt
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Right on, Stanthis tune can multi task for ya!
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Stan!! Great tune you have hear...it sounds awesome to me!Congrats on this forward, and here's to a new thread: "I LOVE WHEN THAT HAPPENS!"
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