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Check out my music if you want :)
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Check out my music if you want :)

I am a songwriter and singer / rapper from Chicago,

@spaceyourface8 on voloco (& Instagram) :)

Here is one of my faves I made please check out my profile @Spaceyourface8 on VOLOCO #voloco

This is just one of my songs

I have about 45 so far posted and I’d love to just get a listen, feedback or whatever :) thank you!

Hope this is okay to post :)

ADD ME:
Voloco: @spaceyourface8
IG: @spaceyourface8

voloco.resonantcavity.com
u/Natural-Tip5363 — 1 day ago
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Do you ever hate a song you made until months later?

Had this happen again where I thought my track was bad, then I listened back to it way later and actually liked it. Is anyone else's judgment on their own stuff just completely unreliable in the moment?

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u/volocoapp — 4 days ago
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NEW COLLAB DROP

I know its been awhile hearing from me but things are gonna start turning up. Here, I was blessed to be on a track that dropped over night with one of, if not the dopest female artist Jynel with our first collab 🙏🏽 one of many more to come 💯 Show it some love on her page!

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u/itz_TEEZY — 5 days ago
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Publishing question

I just have a question. When publishing something you recorded for the public, do you absolutely have to boost it for people to see it, or will they still be able to see it if you don't boost it? Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm new to Voloco.

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u/Original-Low2033 — 5 days ago
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How many takes do you actually keep vs. re-record?

Be honest, are you the type to nail it in 2-3 takes, or do you record 15 versions of the same line before picking one? No judgment, just curious how everyone else's process actually looks. I usually record 10-20 takes before I feel like I got it

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u/volocoapp — 6 days ago
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What's the first thing you record when testing out a new song idea?

For me, it's almost always a rough vocal take of a hook idea I'm messing with, just to see if the melody's even worth chasing. Doesn't matter how bad the take is, I just need to hear it back to see if the idea sticks.

I'm curious, what's everyone else's "starting point"?

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u/volocoapp — 13 days ago