r/IndieMusicFeedback

hello! i'm a solo artist and i make songs and match them with photos that i took from trips and daily life. it's almost like a journal but through songs and photos

i'm independent as well so putting up songs on the major streaming platforms take extra steps and i believe cost money as well so i'm not sure if it's worth it
so please let me know if anyone has insight about this!

feedback on the song, the photos, or anything are also welcome!
(just happy to be have people listening to my stuff to be honest haha)
cheers!

Hey everyone!!

I’m posting on this subreddit because I really love the vibe here :) People seem really nice and, from what I’ve seen, don’t judge other people’s music.

So, a little introduction: my name is Arth, I’m 15 years old, and I make music entirely on my own using GarageBand. I also take care of the visuals, like cover art, etc.

I’ve just released my first song, called “outline”, and it’s really important to me. I’d describe it as dreampop with some folk and shoegaze influences.

So I’d really love to get some honest but constructive feedback on the song, the mix, and everything else.

That’s it! I hope you’ll take the time to give it a little listen and share your thoughts :)

I spent awhile trying to emulate an ethereal alt rock feel within a DAW, ultimately coming up with this single. I’m primarily an instrumental composer, but recently I’ve been pushing outside of my comfort zone and participating in songwriting. I hope to make art that really does justice to dreampop / ambient rock, although I’m not confidently there yet. With that being said, I’m confident that this is a good listen, for anyone willing to try it out.

Criticism welcome.
Youtube alt: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0IZ17aHCAao&pp=iggUQAFKEElHZkVSdUFBdXZVaVBGWTc%3D&ra=m is=IGfERuAAuvUiPFY7

Hey everyone!

Here’s my track "Life Goes On and On", a synth-driven indie pop song.

My writing process:

My typical approach is to start with a melody or a chord progression and lay down the entire shell of the track first. By building the whole structure from start to finish early on, I avoid getting bogged down in tiny details that usually keep a song from ever getting finished. Once the framework is solid, I flesh out the rest.

What I’d love feedback on:

Production & Mix: How does the overall production sound to your ears?

Vibe & Structure: What’s your take on the overall feel and pacing?

Strengths & Weaknesses: What stands out as working well, and what could be improved?

Comparisons: What artists or sounds does this bring to mind for you?

Thanks for taking the time to listen! Any feedback is much appreciated.

my last single, 130 BPM EDM/Housish hope you like it. I made the song and video

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Hi everyone!

"A.J." was written back in 2007, it tells a story of sudden heartbreak on an ordinary day. I recorded this raw session right from my living room -- just me, my guitar and my phone. I would love for you to take a listen and let me know your thoughts in the comments! Thank you.

Hello I’m new here in Reddit i want to share my song, I’m Mexican and I made Spanish slowcore, I barely have people with I Can share my stuff, so I really appreciate if you listen my songs and if you like it, please share with other people that you thing will like it, and another thing I want to hear another creators from here because i want to make new friends, saludos a todos

Nuestra banda hizo una cancion para nuestra banda azul apache inspirado un poco en cigarrete burns de John carpenter, un hombre ve a su difunta esposa en los canales de TV de medianoche sin saber si es un sueño o la realidad, espero les guste.

let me know what you feel guys(earphones recomended for better stereo quality)