Nice Man

Dude..... i'm going to save some money up, come to where you stay, & i am gonna force you to collaborate with me & we're gonna Fuck this rapgame in every fuckin' hole it has, then force our own holes into, then crumble the motherfucker, shatter it, fuckin' Destroy it, then we'll give the rap game back to these fake ass motherfuckers, but after we've had our way with it.

5/5 always.

One of the most interesting

This is not particularly one of my favorites from you, but on the other hand, it's one of the most interesting songs you've made to date.
The fact is, you rarely use this kind of organ (?), and I've never heard a song from you that has as much intensity and "epicness" as this one. In my opinion, this song is a perfect trailer song, because it has so much power and darkness in it, you can easily imagine scenes with it, but I'll get to that later... We can really feel here that you tried something quite different from your original kind of work, which is great, it always is when we try something new :D
For most of the instruments, like I said they're unusual for your taste, and I personally like all of them, I also really like the drums who seemed to be recorded underwater. As for the strings, I wouldn't consider them as original, but as epic and powerful, they also have a real filmesque side to them.
"you can easily imagine scenes with it" here's what I imagine:
Manhattan

A man walks through an alley in "Hell's Kitchen", holding a bottle of beer in his hand. He's an irish, and a criminal. His life is full of dirty crimes and bloody murders, robberies and blood money...
We can't say things are always in order when your a criminal or when you control an underground mafia, but things usually go ok, most of the time... But sometimes, before you know it, things just go out of control...
And that's what's happening for him...
A week back, his boss, a powerful irish mobster, refused a deal with the mob from little Italy. It doesn't seem like much, but when your a mobster, that's just the kind of thing you don't do. Two days later, the irish crime boss got ambushed by two black sedans on his way to work. From then on things just went crazy... Because when an irish mob full of alcoholics just got it's boss whacked, you can bet your ass there's gonna be some action on the street.
And guess what. That's exactly what happened. A pizzeria with some mafioso's inside blew up, a deadly car chase took place on west 47th street, a gun fight in a local pub, as well as a couple mafioso's getting their throats cut. Constant funerals. Constant kills. A war between the enraged irish, alcoholic dogs, and the fedora wearing, natural born killer italians. There is no good guys, nor bad guys. Just criminals. In a war like this, people die everyday, and it does not end until one mafia is exterminated...
Hope you liked this scene! Credit to the film "State of Grace" with Sean Penn.

GX3

Nice Beat

The beat is awesome. It's that the song is repetitive it's that there is no one uo on the mic

Nice song

The intro sounds a bit like if there was a bagpipe playing, but maybe I just misheard that (bagpipes are one of my favorite instruments, so maybe I just WANT to hear a bagpipe there ^^).

Anyway, the song reminds me a bit of the score to the movie Requiem for a Dream. Maybe it's the melody or the style in which the melody is played.

Towards the end the song gets a bit repetitive, but overall it's very nice to listen to this.

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A little repetitive, but not bad at all.

I think that while this track seems to loop too much and not have enough variation, you've got a decent progression with it, so that you can still feel quite relaxed by the whole piece.

When you brought that bridge in at around 3 minutes, it was a nicer addition to the song, but I still feel it was too little, too late.

The beat and pace was good, despite me feeling a little uneasy with the start of the introduction, since it's quite eerie with the hum of what could be bagpipes ready to launch into something a little more Gaelic at any moment. While there is room for improvement, you've certainly got a great base for this piece. Good work.

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