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 | Tadashi Togawa said 265 days ago |
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Storm of desert Very unique, aesthetic composition. The middle part is a gramary. |
 | timothy devine said 265 days ago |
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having fun R U? This(EWI) has become a very familiar sound to me now. This is way cool. And appropriately titled. What a great intro. I love what you did here; layering the different sounds, giving a real depth to this composition. All done on the EWI Hmmm. Very versatile. Huge range. I dig the bottom pulse. And the percussive break. Very hip stuff. A new IG tune, yea! I dig the mixture of melodic and improvised melodies as they each rear there heads with lots to latch on to. Thanks for sharing. Very enjoyable a keeper tim |
 | Alannah said 265 days ago |
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Very interesting .... .. truly captured that Eastern Sound ..... I thought about breaking out the belly dancing pants ... but then remembered my belly is in no condition to be exposed .... |
 | Mcboy said 265 days ago |
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Nice use of those exotic scales to get the middle eastern feel..and flavor....and the exotic ewi sounds are very kool.....masterful job on the articulations....we need more ewi!!!!!! |
 | futzpucker said 261 days ago |
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A nice journey, well worth taking I really enjoy the flavor of this song. It's unfamiliar, exotic, strange, creative, and excellent. Keep posting, please, Ilya. I really enjoy your music. |
 | oldlibmike said 261 days ago |
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Swirly! This is incredible - I love the changes in tempo and swirling feel to the music. Thanks for the trip - right place for me :) |
 | edhara said 259 days ago |
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So you broke down and got an EWI, huh? :-) I like it! Nice use of the harmonic/melodic minor sounds. Very cool, my friend. :-) |
 | composerclark said 152 days ago |
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Trance I have never heard of the EWI, but it's obviously and incredibly expressive instrument, at least in your hands. This is a great trip. |
beginning interplay between the two lines is like a quick dust twister. blew me away.