Aren't you agent mancuso on myspace?

Hm, I guess so, I really love this sound, man!
Most of your songs, but this will be the first one I review.
I like the percussion thingies at the beginning, sounds great, the transitions go great, and I like the fact you try to put lots of genres mixed up in one track, I try to do that often.
I'll start looking up on your page, I really love this.
Excellent production technique, great sound, everything!

5/5
Thanks!
MackerelSalad

the man they call 'cuso

well i get round to reviewing you finally. and i find a piece of sumptuious sound wizardry to feast upon.

this track oozes class from begining to end. from the opening 'bottle' sound it has an element of ingenuity, the synth guitar/sitar line is ace, tho resemblent of a track ive heard in the charts. cool none the less, plus the little bit of lead supplimenting the sound around the edges. The strings compliment the mix nicely.

the mid section is alomst KB instyle, not detracting from your own style, clearly it has mancuso written all over it, as it lulls the listener into thinking we're going into chill mode.

But no we hit reggea mode. Stunning choice of musical direction, the beat totally fits the atmosphere, only momentarily before we hit some breaks, the 'crystal' synth really stands out.

its a proper journey mate, faultless in production. again try gettin some airplay for this beauty. you've truly got it. i don't know whether vocals would add or detract from this, i woyuld love to hear a take with tho.

anyways it's full marks across the board.

pitters

niice

i like it, kinda reminds me of the books for some reason.
your work is impressive as always, can't wait to see what's next.
(got me a new track too)
-andthenpatterns

pfew

Reeeeally having some trouble getting into this tbh, listened to it a LOT of times.

There's plenty of elements to lurv, the intro is georgeous with the cheeky percussion and bass, guitar (which however seems to be tuned a tad too low), harp and cello cooperation. Arrangement and mix are pretty much perfect.

Thing is that when Bob Marley enters, the whole tune to me seems to be postponing something that doesn't come, can't quite put the finger on it, maybe it's the drums that make it a little droney. Everything is still flawlessly and smoothly executed, but I crave for more dynamic progress, I guess.

Puzzler. :)
No biggie, as the fragile gay kids say. You just do that thing you do, I don't have to love every second of music you make to keep loving it as a whole.

I feel like chicken tonight

Great little track. Classy minimal feel with some excellent percussive sounds and really pleasing interplay of the parts.
Gotta love that cello, wow there's a little spider climbing up my wall, and now I hear some shades of Aphex when the percussion and bass parts vacate the place. Very nice plucking down low and the string bending expression on the guitar couldnt be finer.
Nice ephemeral sounding delays on the ...vocals? Me likes.
Cruisey man, switcheroo to reggae. I love the snare work. you're the man being able to acutally play all those instruments.
Really nice rhodes/wurlitzer thingie. And good building of tension at the end here.
From the name,I thought the whole track would evolve from its stripped back start and develop into a ragga breaks fest, but I'm really happy with what I heard ;)

P.S Do more tracks with Splagawaga! You guys are both outstanding.