I have a 13 year old son that has developed a stutter the last few years and finds it difficult to communicate to people, he has started making music to express himself and has put some stuff on soundcloud. I was hoping to forward the link to the community for everyone to enjoy and show their support. https://soundcloud.com/jadowmusic/sets/lightless-city
Good Vibes and thanks for the awesome community.
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- OriginalBloodspiral
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- dylan_landry
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Hiyo OriginalBloodspiral, hardcore name.
I just gave all his songs a listen. If you could tell him this for me, the music was fantastic. I'm no music producer, but I can only hear promise in his songs if he keeps at it. Each song had great moments and was unique.
I have per song comments. It started as praise but then I began to wonder how each song could improve after listening to them each a couple more times. Obviously these are just my opinions, I mean them all the best.
Keep it up! Keep experimenting until you find your groove.

I just gave all his songs a listen. If you could tell him this for me, the music was fantastic. I'm no music producer, but I can only hear promise in his songs if he keeps at it. Each song had great moments and was unique.
I have per song comments. It started as praise but then I began to wonder how each song could improve after listening to them each a couple more times. Obviously these are just my opinions, I mean them all the best.
- Give: The retro melody seems totally new with the heavy drum kit, very catchy.
- Below: The repetitive and childish melody doesn't get old, and is even complemented, with the various background instruments that each sound like they could be made with household items.
- Jimmy's Quintuple Ressurection: The trumpet reminds me of Runescape (a famous old school computer game), then the low synth at 0:25 brings it into the future!
- Missing Computer: This song is somber, though it's supposed to be. I first think something more could be done with the second track that comes in, but then I think there shouldn't. The song is unique and I think chimes more to it's somber tones with just those two tracks.
- Apyr: The drum beat is awesome. The synth the song starts with carries it a long way, it's good, but could be developed later.
- Candy: The second melody that comes in at 0:24 is fantastic. It is a little jarring when the first melody stops around 0:55, it made such a big part of the song so far. Maybe improve that transition somehow?
- Immortal II Or sXve m3: The beginning rocks, especially right before 0:55. When everything comes together after that, it doesn't seem that interesting anymore. I've heard the sounds before, them coming together didn't make anything new really.
- the chilled session: I did not expect this ambient song coming. I only realized what I was listening two half way through, and I was impressed. This track in particular is easily up to par with other ambient stuff I've heard. Very well done and out of no where considering the previous tracks.
