ha, thank you for the comment! Though, I have no expectations in terms of where music will lead me in this life. I appreciate it.

Thanks for stopping by to let me know your thoughts about a particular piece as it's always an encouragement to read. I would criticize the mix as well-- I agree. This was done two years ago and my production knowledge was pretty limiting then. I've learned much since then, but of course I'm not quite there yet either. I'll never consider myself a production/mixing artist before I am a composer and pianist. But a part of the mix sounding a bit muddy within the mid to low frequencies is because of the playing style as well. When playing live, I have intended that effect in person by playing low register arpeggio's in the left hand whereas the notes themselves aren't as important as much as the overall sound and harmony changes.

Thank you for listening :)
To make it longer press loop

Thanks TaintedLogic. I've always considered this piece to reflect the eb and flow of the ocean when it comes to the repetitive nature of this. But this was an improvisation as I didn't put too much thought into specific notes but rather just the overall mood and direction of it. Thank you for listening

Glad you enjoy the repetitive nature of it. It personally reminds me of an ocean and how repetitive the waves are as they hit the shore or even a boat. And that reminds me of a discussion I had with my nurse girlfriend about how infants find the sound of when one makes a "shhhhh" sound and how it relaxes them because of it sounding similar to what the placenta makes with its fluids. Perhaps that is why humans find waves crashing upon the shore soothing as well and even music in general because it is sound that is first heard... not language.