There are some incredibly well achieved and professional pieces on the new album, the band have surpassed the point that they should be an experiment giving music away to a new point where they should be supported by a label who can get them on soundtracks, radio and more. (one track is crap tho)
The torrent won't download so I listened on line.
It's very good, a huuuuuuuge improvement from the old mudit. Obviously the style is shaped by the software and sounds available. Hey, good effort though. I have heard much much worse music in the commercial arena. Track 3 is especially shaped by the software but 1 and 2 are well made, 2 with a nice groove and 1 with more polish.
Track 2 is SFX-tastic, more experimental. The dark groove is nice, the FX are maybe a little loud in the mix.
Track 3 is rubbish, i'm glad there is no track 4 (hooooonly joking).
Well done mudit.
and nice album art.
I do listen to the guys other albums a lot, but have only had a quick listen to this. It is downloading now. I was too lazy to review the previous albums so I will review them all in one here. Not all, but always some, very good stuff on each album or EP. Track 2 here could be a remix of some of that earlier stuff. This seems to be an more electronic feel, the other albums were more Jazz and accompaniment.
I would suggest you get them all, give them a listen then compile a best of as there is some very good stuff tucked in alongside the less complete.
Good to see you back.
this is one of the underwater worlds in mario world 64 -
well it's similar until the pipes come in - not my favourite SaReGaMa piece by any stretch of the imagination - too soundtracky.
still, not bad.
(apparently reviews without stars are wussie - so be it)
a bit MIDI - my wife says 'boring' but i wouldn't - it's just the MIDI-ness i dislike as it would be better with better sounds.
after a long time of playing SaReGaMa stuff, including Triplexity, I have to say that this album/compilation is my favourite.
Maybe i should give this 10/10? but 9 will do for now, i don't know why but maybe it is because i can say - "this sounds a bit like..." I don't know if that is a valid reason - One thing is that SaReGaMa does sound quite a bit like SaReGaMa which is good - so whilst having tinges of influence showing through there is also a SaReGaMa 'beat/rythm/thing' that tells you who you are listening to without consulting the playlist (i play all my stuff on random most of the time so like artists who i can recognise by sound) - anyway, erm that is why i gave it 9/10 - seems to me i should give it 10 erm.... nah, i'm sure better is yet to come, so... 9/10 it is...
As for the music, this is just a good collection of SRGM stuff and sits more to the 'cool' than some of the SRGM stuff that i, for now, can't pidgin hole... but the song that goes "....smile" half way through it which makes me wince slightly on hearing it - so anyway this album/compilation doesn't have any wince moments its all good.
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(There is something on here that sounds mysteriously like the latest Triplexity single.)
not enough people push the boundaries so here is one who does.
all of this guy's work is great - here is more.
lovely cover :-)
you _must_ make more music, one track is not enough when it is this good
it is a lovely track - very well done - keep it up :))
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