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#81
Feedback on Finished songs / Re: no tomorrow
Last post by subvibe - Nov 30, 2025, 06:18 PM
Hi @mora
thanks for listening , i prefer to do happier songs

subvibe
#82
The Bar / Re: What are you listening to?
Last post by icystorm - Nov 30, 2025, 05:19 PM
A cool friend from SoundCloud, Donna Dior, released a beautiful new uptempo track, Starmony. Excellent music and vocals! ;D

#83
Feedback on Finished songs / Re: Upon touching me
Last post by Mora Amaro La Loba - Nov 30, 2025, 05:17 PM
Quote from: muso1070 on Nov 29, 2025, 01:56 PMCool production here Mora, love the bass and the finger clicks. Great vocals as well.

Hola @muso1070
Gracias, I like a lot this one, was reviewing y songs and plot, I listened to it and I enjoyed as if it weren't mine!!!!
There are some wonderful parts here, nice fusions, yes.
Stay wellll
#84
Feedback on Finished songs / Re: no tomorrow
Last post by Mora Amaro La Loba - Nov 30, 2025, 05:14 PM
@subvibe
Yes, you are right, this one has a dark smell, even sad but it works so well, vocals go so nicely dressed!!! Simple arrangement that gives importance to lyrics and vocals... Wonderful work!!
#85
The Bar / Re: What movies or shows are y...
Last post by icystorm - Nov 30, 2025, 03:15 PM
Recently, I rewatched The Shawshank Redemption (1994) starring Tim Robbins. It's a creative story about a prison escape. I rate it six stars.

6⭐ A decent movie, though it had some flaws — not bad! 🤔👍

#86
Feedback on Finished songs / no tomorrow
Last post by subvibe - Nov 30, 2025, 02:25 PM


Hi
Here is a remake of a song I did a couple of years ago
Unlike my usual sweet & fluffy stuff I do this has a dark
Feel to it    

Stream no tomorrow by subvibe | Listen online for free on SoundCloud


Thanks for taking the time to listen

subvibe
#87
The Bar / Re: What movies or shows are y...
Last post by icystorm - Nov 30, 2025, 06:31 AM
I recently rewatched Brubaker (1980), starring Robert Redford. The film is set in 1969 at the fictional Wakefield State Prison in Arkansas, based on the real-life Tucker and Cummins State Prison Farms. It's loosely inspired by the reform efforts of penologist Thomas O. Murton in the late 1960s. I rate it five stars.

5⭐ An average movie — watchable, but not memorable — meh. 😐📺

#88
Quote from: JohnS on Nov 24, 2025, 04:52 PMA recent survey, quoted by the BBC, found 97% of listeners couldn't tell ai songs from human songs. It also seems the majority of listeners don't care how the music was made, as long as it sounds good to them.

Yup thats the deal , AI will get even better
#89
The Bar / Re: What movies or shows are y...
Last post by icystorm - Nov 29, 2025, 04:40 PM
The 2019 sci-fi film The Vast of Night is mildly interesting but not very memorable. The concept is good, but the movie would've benefited from stronger acting and a sharper script.

5⭐ An average movie — watchable, but not memorable — meh. 😐📺

#90
Lyrics / Re: The Ghost in My Arms
Last post by DonMar - Nov 29, 2025, 02:58 PM
Thanks for popping in to give feedback, John. Much appreciated. ;) In the meantime, I've made a couple of word changes (V2 line 5, chorus line 2, bridge line 5). Regarding 'occurs' vs. 'happens': I see the first four chorus lines as being formal/abstract, with lines 5-7 becoming the intimate ones.
But I'll think on your suggestion.

As to using 'one day more' rather than 'one more day': I felt 'one day more' was a touch more dramatic, and led smoothly into 'one hour more' and 'one minute more', which to me flow better than 'one more day', 'one more hour', 'one more minute with her'. I also like the feeling of ending with an open 'o' vowel in 'one day more' and 'one hour more'.

I'll be interested to hear others' thoughts. ;)