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My new track on compilation album is released

Hope you guys could give constructive feedback about the result, so I can benefit for my future production

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- izmo

Hi, the track reminds me of some of the 90's Euro stuff. The synths and the vocals and the structure especially. But it's all good, as I like 90's flavored stuff. The main synth chord sound, was pretty cool, something that Antidote Rack Extension could do.
Anyway, I suck at giving proper criticism, but I used to make Euro music too when I was younger. If you want to improve in your music then you need to ask yourself that do you want to make a living with it, or is it just your hobby. Because, making a living with your music kinda needs a great production and the style needs to be 2022 more of. You're 19 years, so you have all your journey still ahead of you. I would put more bets on the structure and the style if I was you. But you definitely have lots of potential.

Heigen5 wrote: Tue Jan 11, 2022 10:01 am Hi, the track reminds me of some of the 90's Euro stuff. The synths and the vocals and the structure especially. But it's all good, as I like 90's flavored stuff. The main synth chord sound, was pretty cool, something that Antidote Rack Extension could do.
Anyway, I suck at giving proper criticism, but I used to make Euro music too when I was younger. If you want to improve in your music then you need to ask yourself that do you want to make a living with it, or is it just your hobby. Because, making a living with your music kinda needs a great production and the style needs to be 2022 more of. You're 19 years, so you have all your journey still ahead of you. I would put more bets on the structure and the style if I was you. But you definitely have lots of potential.

As for now, you may already heard that I'm slowly ceasing my old productions for the future. My plans are to make more remixes, which brings more attetions and possibly becoming most wanted remixers to be predicted. For signing my singles for various labels, I only have a desire to have more royalties than what label takes mostly. But yeah I had the past dispute with the small label, that took 60% of my single royalties, then I had to make a legal claim on label due to payment statement fraudulent. The label wasn't really good at making video edit and promotion, it was only the miserable guy with zero dedication/milestone of his music production. (If you really wants to know about it, you can privately talk about it)

I keep constructive feedbacks essential in order to improve my mixing skills, but also making people more interested in my recent works. I know many deejays/producers who has made their dream come true as full-time musicians/producers. It only takes time to succeed. However I'm totally moving to trend music and I'm soon willing to invent new genre in near future.


For this year, I'm about to release the first EP and early productions that I occasionally did back in early 2020. It's still yet to be known how much assets I will put them altogether.