Hey thanks man! This is literally a single instrument track. Only added thing is a little airy hissy sounding pad that comes in just every once in a while to add atmosphere.

Unfortunately, it was raining out when I recorded the kalimba, so the noise floor was not great but after you pointed it out, I hunted down a good plugin. The bertom denoiser. Seemed to fix it. Which is nice, since I really don't want to do a retake. You know how that is, that first take always has something magic that you miss with a retake. At least that's how it usually is with me. When I do another one like this though, next time I will try harder to get the noise floor down. It is nice though to know I have a tool to fix such things now. The denoiser I had before I found bertom was crap. The bertom is actually pretty good. It's basically a mulitband gait with spectrum and sensitivity controls.

The mid bass is directly from the kalimba. The low bass sounds that you likely wont hear unless you are on good big speakers (or phones) is actually what happened when I automated the audio thing reels tape delay plugin to stop and start the reel every so often. Very cool effect and I'm glad someone noticed it.

Yes this is sparse. Plenty of room for additions. Not sure if I will add much though, since the point of this was simplicity and I love how well the kalimba did on it's own with the thick tape delay. If you wanted to add beats though (or whatever), go ahead and download it and post what you come up with. I'd be happy to listen. Thanks again for the review. Glad you liked.