Freyelise

I like the composition, singer's voice and your playing very much, and could imagine myself listening to more of your material. However, I have to say the mix sounds rather muddy and unclear to my ear. It's hard to hear the lyrics, and tell instruments from each other. Brush up on production and you'll go to the stars!

Production value is awesome in these songs, as can be expected from one of Jamendo's big names in electronic music. Plenty of interesting changes and evolution, to keep my interest piqued all the time. With crisp and clear sounds to boot, I can recommend this to any fan of electro.

Enjoyed the production quality here. Sound design comes through as a winner, and songs seem pretty well balanced to me. Maybe not something you'd want to sit down and listen to intensely, but definitely works as background music to a range of situations.

The quirky sounds and effect-play in "lollop in the rain" particularly caught my ear. It's brave, experimental and it works. Also, it's strangely rhythmical, considering there's no clear percussive instruments.

Overall, a solid ambient work, well done!

This is a rare gem. If you're reading this and not listening to the album, you need to drop everything else and start listening.

The opening track is what an opening track should be: strong and solid that makes the listener want more. Overall the songs are grade A quality, that go together to form a grade A album.

This one goes to the soundtrack of my life. <3

The first two songs were totally groovy and enjoyable bluesrock jams. After that something starts bugging me.. especially the drums sound like something out of a cheap general midi -synth. Get rid of the drum machine, try a drummer instead! ;)

The compositions are pretty good and interesting, and guitar work is awesome! In fact, it's way too awesome for the average soundset in the background. Sorry to say, but there were times I thought I was listening to some supermarket/elevator CD.