Farrell Jackson:
Congrats Kim for having your song, Shark, selcted as the Mixposure Song of The Month!

Farrell

Gary Dabrowski:
thanks for the reminder...I used to enjoy wading in the sea at the shore...don't do it anymore for fear of those damn things!...good job on the song!

HelosBonos:
So fucking cool. Love this. Verses remind of that Green Jello Song. You know it?

cooter:
Ronaldo Do Da Dadey, another epic and amazing piece of music, good sir. This is SO nicely done, Ron. I literally have chill bumps on my arms listening to this. Excellent piece of work, good sir! Loved every second of this. You da man, Ron. You da man.

Michael Slider:
Beautiful 🤩

sly puppy:
Don’t get to visit here to often but this one dropped into my FB feed so I listened as it’s such an interesting song to cover - based on how hard you rock Ron made my mind go into head cinema mode.
It’s a fantastic reconstruction of a fabled song that resonates so well - piano arpeggios are great building with the string arrangement until that soaring guitar lead picks up the main motif - beautifully done.
It’s a controlled trip letting the serenity of the original come through but adding that edge only a guitar played at the edge of oblivion can really convey.
The end a distinct refrain to the heart of the original.
I like it a lot great work Ron 👍🏻

pamela.benton:
I love it Guitarrrrr Awesome!!

Ariels Attic:
Awesome job Ronnie!!!

Farrell Jackson:
A super tribute to Dorothy, Ron! The way you meld your own guitar melodies into Somewhere Over The Rainbow is done with great finesse...fantastic playing, mix and creativity!

Bill_B:
Verily, this composition doth stir the senses with a most urgent and impassioned quality, as though it were a tempestuous tide upon the vast and boundless ocean of sound. A wondrous confluence of sundry melodies and harmonies, each distinct in its nature, yet together weaving a rich and satisfying tapestry for the listening ear.

The instruments, employed with great cunning and artifice, most notably the vocoder, lend unto the piece a spectral and foreboding essence, as though some ethereal spirit doth whisper from the void. A haunting presence, yet of such delight that the soul is drawn ever deeper into its embrace.

Most puissant is the electronic rhythm, a veritable juggernaut that surges forth with unyielding energy, propelling the composition onward with great fervor. It doth instill within the heart a sense of excitement, unrelenting and most irresistible. Here, in this work, is music in its most triumphant guise, a marvel of sound and spirit alike.

Farrell Jackson:
A cool slice of Americana! The vocals and harmonies are top notch. Love the pedal steel and guitar work.

Farrell Jackson:
A very dark song and lyrics Mizieya. I've been watching the TV series "Paradise" . This song would fit perfectly as part of the soundtrack for that series. Nice work!

JimsAE:
You write such lush music. Even when it's dark, the music is lush and rich and spread out over the stereo field. I love this. Your voice is amazing on this track!

Bill_B:
Cinematic sounding piece, I like the orchestrations and think they would be very nice as music in a graphic presentation like a movie or video.

HelosBonos:
HOly crap that came in HARD! Totally loving the old school White Zombie groove. Great recording! Love it! But you gotta look into Vocalign.

EdDrury:
I love the drum layering. Intense vibe! Great drive, tasteful use of effects. Love it.

Slippy-T:
A beautiful alliance and a stunning song... You Mart and Dawn have put together a wonderful piece of music.

Rob

MIZIEYA:
an amazing powerfull song lyrics vocals music: chefs kiss. awesome

Bill_B:
The dark progression with a fine orchestral arrangement, the piece certainly created an ominous forboding atmosphere during my enjoyable listen. Very cinematic.