u/TentativeDecisionz23

There was no MIDI or even a proper DAW used in the creation of this album.

I recorded this album from January of this year to May 16th.

All the guitars were recorded directly into a multi-track recorder, drums were recorded separately from each other to minimize bleed and to give it a unique rhythm that you wouldn't normally get from one recording.

The main synths I used were a Mellotron Micro and Korg Kross 2.

I also used an eBow, POD HD500x effects unit, Tenor Saxophone and an Autoharp!

Its not really that well known right now but I hope that a lot more people take a listen to it.

It would mean a ton if you left a review on either my Bandcamp or uploaded it to Rate Your Music or Album of The Year.

The music is free to download to the first 200 people.

Share this around please. Make Reddit posts or recommend this album to people in the comment sections across subreddits.

Hey guys, I know you don't know me but I have been working on this project that is way different than the other tracks that I have made in the past.

It's an extremely dark pivot from my usual work with a majority of it inspired by Spirit of Eden by Talk Talk and a more darker slow'd down funk and jazz style compared to I usually do with a vocal style inspired by more of a western sounding vocal or something similar to Tim Buckley.

Its a lot more drone-y than my usual work and I intentionally write every song on the record (except for the final track) to sound like a dark blue that you'd see at the bottom of the ocean.

I have had a bad time marketing my music though. I really want it to get into a lot of people's attention on reddit and have it be talked about but at the same time I don't want to annoy to many people about it.

How would I go about marketing this to lots of people?

I can send a sample of one of the songs through DMs if you like if that would help.

This is my first semester.

I am a week behind in my 4 classes and I am trying to understand what 2 instructors are trying to say in the music theory 101 and critical listening 1 assignments but its just very hard for me to get a grasp of what they want me to do.

Now I just get way too much anxiety before doing a assignment and I just don't know what to do. I am so overwhelmed right now and whenever I ask a question about reading sheet music in those classes, its not related to the exact question that is talked about and then I shut down.

I just need someone to be able to explain to me what I need to do, clarify stuff and let me know if I'm not doing what the assignments each day for the whole semester.

I have a horrible time reading stuff and I just feel stuck and I don't know what to do and Im just extremely stressed out whenever I try to do any of the assignments.

If you could help me out that would genuinely make my week a whole lot better, please DM me on reddit. I need help on how to navigate my classes.