Thank you, that means a lot =3 You're not the only one, I have a few other people rooting for me here and there. I know I probably won't make much if anything from my music, but I can't really stop. I just wish I had more time for everything I want to do.

My angle is that I think electronic is over-obsessed with production, more should be done to adapt composition to a single choice of output, treating speakers as instruments - for me it's headphones - because that removes any nasty hidden limitations on the space that you can move through. It might not be a popular choice, in the literal sense, but it seems more permanent, like why people love vinyl for older music. People spend thousands of dollars to restore vintage audio equipment for listening because the medium was so limited that the music was designed around it. Now that we've lost all limitations with digital audio, it's become a lot harder to find that center even though the equipment that people listen to our work on is still so varied and harshly limited - I can't even hear the lower notes in this on my laptop speakers, but to me they make the entire second half make sense, instead of being abrupt and aimless.