I run a promo channel!

Feel free to check out the latest tracks with genres attached, listen to anything you might like! ❤️

Repiet & Julia Kleijn - Lifetime (Gelida Remix) [Electro House]

https://youtu.be/ASzWnkaPsXQ

Avencure & Aavii - Le Jaa [Progressive House]

https://youtu.be/wM\_nPXAyPRA?is=6a4hBnD2zqz55OsK

Laeko x Andrew A - TROUBLE [Bass House]

https://youtu.be/12gB3XfbKT8?is=a9SWjDPv3t8kDlE9

Would you rather check these tracks on Spotify? Check this playlist with (almost) all tracks featured on the channel!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1eTCNwuMnU4iofz0aTeyAH?si=fPv8MSgsQvqzkE-Fy2TG\_g%0A

Lately, I've learned that some people don't get goosebumps or shivers from music, and that really surprised me. I thought almost everyone experienced this feeling at some point.

But I've also noticed that I don't feel it as often as I used to. I still love music, but this intense physical reaction is happening less frequently lately, and I don't know why.

Do you get goosebumps from music? And if so, do you experience it as often as you used to?

[supprimé]

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.

Hi all, for past few months I was working on a dotmel platform. It is a place for producers to find or share melodies in midi format with each other. Melodies are called "mels". The platform is imagined for music producers or composers to get inspired with new ideas. Feel free to check it out - dotmel.io

Recently I got back into writing my own music. One of the things I've gotten into doing is seeing what other independent artists are doing.

Deception

So getting on Facebook, I joined some songwriter and musician groups. I'll often see people posting a song and saying "I just wrote this song with my friend on guest vocals"- with this being an explanation for all of their songs having different vocalists- because they were AI generated.

So I'll find myself clicking on their bandcamp, youtube, or spotify or whatever, and digging it. And then I start looking for things like credits- who played what. And then I realize, I've been duped, the whole thing was AI generated.

Delusion

A lot of people think that, because they write the lyrics, or they "describe" what they prompt, it is somehow "their" music and "them" doing it. And they'll go on rants and defend it.

It's gotten to the point where unless I turn on a song and it has imperfections in audio engineering, vocals, or clearly human played instruments, or the person has clips of themselves playing.

In both cases, I can't seem to figure out what motivates people. Part of me wonders if people are trying to make a profit off of misleading streams.

At some point I'm just wondering- wouldn't it just make more sense to buy a $100 guitar and learn?

Well, that's it from me. Stay real my fellow musicians.

First song of my second EP Current. Runoff is relaxing and heavily clean guitar driven, using simple catchy melody and minimal drums.

Thank you for listening ! - ARVI

I think I have good taste in music, but honestly, I can't define what constitutes good taste. What do you think would define it, or is it entirely subjective?