I can't rate this myself as a co-producer: but I will say this much. I said "this needs more layers" for the early version when you said "your add-in make way too much layers", but DJ Kujata agreed I made the right call. I also disagreed with your tribal voice, and so did Clones. And I worried mastering loudness/compression may be an issue, which CH also said it was. ----------------- The good news is this still sounds solid as a commercial style track, which was really the idea in the first place. And the one thing we both missed...was the transitions, as you and I both assumed they wouldn't be overly important in such a commercial-style track. We'll patch this one up this weekend...

Lots of nice ideas, in terms of soudings, "experiment" and rather groovy/tribal beat. But the overall feel is that things were dropped into the track, one after the other. It's lacking of articulation, if not a layering barebone. And drums could be a tad more compressed. But again, you do have all the ingredients for a really good tribal dancetrack. --- And the ending would be perfect as a break, midway in your tune. ;)

This one is hard for me to say anything about since I'm not at all familar with the genre. It is more interesting than most house tunes I've ventured to listen to, but on the are things I would change... especially the voice... but I feel this might be due to me not understanding the genre. But it is pretty good listen.

Hehe...Richard I got your invitation to rate this...but it's really not fair of me to rate a song I co-produced. :-D -> :-)

There's alot of texture and layers as this song progresses, makes it a rather moving house track.