07/01/11 08:10:16AM @the-erik-jurado-experience:
The strange vibrating notes grabbed my attention right from the start. I would have enjoyed hearing a little more creativity on the beat/clap, but whenever the keyboard popped I forgot that I was even focusing on the clap in the first place. Overall, this is a very original track - with the creativity that you did put into this track I am wondering what kind lyrics would go with this music - so, I guess I am hoping that this is just the core of this song and it will eventually sound like a Stevie Wonder tune with cool socially charged lyrics and background singers. Sorry about suggesting that it isn't finished - I just really felt those thoughts. I just hear a Stevie Wonder-like masterpiece in this, (thinking "That Girl" and "As" in a blender with some salt on the rim! lmao!!!) Excellent work!!! (so far! LOL!)
06/21/11 08:43:58AM @nobodys-son:
Lovin this track.
06/17/11 07:59:44AM @eshar:
I'm definitely feeling this instrumental. Lots of energy coming right at me. Great use of those synths.
07/06/11 09:30:49PM @david-c-deal:
Entertaining work. Fine production.
08/27/11 11:34:10AM @shane:
Bro, Jay i came to listen to your trax , i wanted to show appreciation that you have listened to songs of mine and you have been generously nice in your positive motivating comments-
in this composition, i like the burst of keyboard chord that occurs on the main count. Way to go bro,
looking forward to experiencing your music more. shane
<p> </p><div><span>George Young was born on August 10, 1978. He is a Christian hip hop producer from Atlanta, by way of Toledo, Ohio. He began writing songs in high school from poems that he had written. But he had associations with the wrong people and his dreams of becoming a songwriter came to a sudden stop. </span></div><div><span>There is something to be said about a man that goes through hell in his life and comes out in one piece. His story needs to be told in order to set the stage for his current venture in life.</span></div><div><em><span>“I could have stayed in gangs, drank alcohol, and smoked weed while watching my life slowly come to an end. On a highway from jail to hell would have been my life sentence. War wounds from being crushed and bruised by my mother’s abusive boyfriends – to get knocked down never to get back up again.”</span></em><span> He even thought about ending it all, figuring that death would release him from this hell on earth. The Lord Jesus Christ came into his life at that point, knowing that God said that He would never leave him. Now by His grace and mercy, he stands because he can do all things through Christ who strengthens him. This was when JCiliom was born.</span></div><div><span>In June, 2006 JCiliom was in a tragic car accident where he fractured his skull in two places, broke his left leg, his right arm, the front bone on his forehead and punctured his left lung. He was unconscious for two weeks. After years of rehabilitation and healing, he began his career as a music producer and as an up and coming artist in the Christian Music arena. He has worked with Christian artist such as Karma and Likewise. His production style is smooth and laid back. His messages are soulful, thought provoking and spiritual. </span></div><div><span>His debut CD, “JCiliom, Heaven's Beat Master” is an collection of instrumentals dedicated to his cousin, whom he grew up with. His cousin was in an altercation where he almost lost his life. This CD was arranged in the abstract, giving his audience the freedom to interpret at will. He uses creative drum kits and melodies with other electronic devices to represent who JCiliom is. This CD is a work of art and he in retrospect, is a work in progress. </span></div><div><span>JCiliom is currently working with A & R Select in West Hollywood, Ca. for a record deal, licensing, publishing and/or placement opportunities. You can get additional information by contacting them at:</span></div><div><span>323-924-5897</span></div><div><span><a href="http://www.arselect.com/"><span style="color: #0000ff;">www.arselect.com</span></a></span></div><div><span>You can listen to and/or purchase his music by logging onto any of the following websites:</span></div><div><span><a href="http://www.myspace.com/jciliom">www.myspace.com/jciliom</a></span></div><div><span><a href="http://www.members.soundclick.com/jciliom"><span style="color: #0000ff;">www.members.soundclick.com/jciliom</span></a></span></div><div><span><a href="http://www.promofm.com/">www.promofm.com</a> (search: JCiliom)</span></div><div><span><a href="http://www.facebook.com/jciliom"><span style="color: #0000ff;">www.facebook.com/jciliom</span></a></span></div><div><span>www.reverbnation.com/jciliom</span></div>
The strange vibrating notes grabbed my attention right from the start. I would have enjoyed hearing a little more creativity on the beat/clap, but whenever the keyboard popped I forgot that I was even focusing on the clap in the first place. Overall, this is a very original track - with the creativity that you did put into this track I am wondering what kind lyrics would go with this music - so, I guess I am hoping that this is just the core of this song and it will eventually sound like a Stevie Wonder tune with cool socially charged lyrics and background singers. Sorry about suggesting that it isn't finished - I just really felt those thoughts. I just hear a Stevie Wonder-like masterpiece in this, (thinking "That Girl" and "As" in a blender with some salt on the rim! lmao!!!) Excellent work!!! (so far! LOL!)
Lovin this track.
I'm definitely feeling this instrumental. Lots of energy coming right at me. Great use of those synths.
Entertaining work. Fine production.
Bro, Jay i came to listen to your trax , i wanted to show appreciation that you have listened to songs of mine and you have been generously nice in your positive motivating comments-
in this composition, i like the burst of keyboard chord that occurs on the main count. Way to go bro,
looking forward to experiencing your music more. shane