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 | Morning Light said 160 days ago |
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YES, WORTH EVERY SECOND! This is an AMAZING!!! Depth, intensity, beauty, and always maintaining a menacing feel.......Christina's voice is beautiful adding the demension of crying. Very cinematic richness and i enjoy all the interestng variety of sounds you have used to construct this. Thank you for sharing this!!! |
 | dajama said 160 days ago |
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Very well done The sweeping arrangement and terrific sense of drama propel this along. Love the ominous drums, and the use of bells is a nice touch. The vocal is really effective - lovely singing by Christina - great voice, with real emotion. Cinematic and dramatic, evocative and moving. Very nicely done. Peace. |
 | magnatone said 160 days ago |
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Invaders well first of all, I think 5.5 minutes is just about the perfect length for a song (lol, mine are ALL that long, so I have to say this!) I really liked the first iteration of this, and you're right dragonas, the addition of Christina's voice is sublime here. This project has really come to full fruition, and I was completely psyched to see it pop up on the music page this morning. Congrats! |
 | Miller-Schletty said 160 days ago |
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Some heavy musical themes... really well done. You capture a scope of wide pictorial-audio dimensions. Excellent writing and arranging. Can't wait for the movie... heheh. cheers, Jack/Dadai |
 | stacey said 160 days ago |
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Sweet This could be an amazing cinematic score! I can see some great scenes in my head as I listen on my headphones. Nice job! |
 | Moviz said 159 days ago |
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I Thoroughly enjoyed this piece. You really did get a very atmospheric feel of both Turkish and Ukrainian musical lilts and blended them beautifully. Lala Davina's vocal is excellent and gives an added excitement and feel to this. Great work, cheers M |
 | jiguma said 159 days ago |
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Christina's vocal .. .. is a great addition D. I like this - interesting composition. I would possibly have preferred to hear this with more lifelike instruments. Most of what you've used is a little too synthy for the context to my ears - but that's me more than you ;) Structure-wise, the chord sequences are a bit repetitive (I know it's rock genre, but it has more of a cinematic sound to me), but the sound is solid. Good stuff. Neil |
 | guygrooves said 159 days ago |
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Cool... Thats all I have to say. |
 | peacepiano said 158 days ago |
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Dance While listening, I was envisioning a dance troupe dancing to a elaborately choreographed dramatization of the invasions. The voice is hauntingly beautiful and adds a lot to the impact of the piece. Thanks Bill |
 | mowguy3 said 158 days ago |
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Killer tune and great production. I must say that I think it sounds more cinematic than rock. No matter, great stuff and hats off to Christina for her fantastic job on vocals. Thanks and be well, Russ |
 | TheWhizzies said 158 days ago |
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awesome!!! cool song. |
| TheWhizzies said 158 days ago |
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Well...dang! I really like how this morphs from a cinematic Timbalandish (reminiscent of "4 Minutes") into a dramatic climax with rock textures. Some of the decorative elements may not be necessary (like some of the synthy stuff at the end) and the orchestral parts are a little simplistic, but it works as a pumped up pop instrumental track and the vocals were a FINE touch. - Eric (The last comment was another Whizzy... my son, Jake) |
 | egobandit said 157 days ago |
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YOu guys Gota great thing goin on here YOu got me hooked between the excellent composition and la la divina "whew" like the singing says! Like when the heavy part comes in then the almost disco sounding part.. So many parts! I only wish there was a download button. |
 | E-Frame Wrecker said 154 days ago |
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Epic This reminds me of what ELO would be doing if they were around today. The song moves along nice and the different parts stimulate the imagination. Song length is appropriate for a song of this complexity. Great accomplishment and very contemporary sounding. |
 | Kori Arashi said 142 days ago |
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Nice Works This song is awesome! I love how everything flows really well together with the vocals and the beat adds to it too. Everything works really well in sync. The cymbals and vocals make it very dramatic with the organ coming in. I can honestly see this being used in a PSP game like Death Jr. or that sort with horror. This is going to be added to my favorites! Thanks for sharing! :D |
WOW ... I m touched by this colab ..your electro
pop orchestral setting just so impressive and to
invite Tina awesome singing just add some angelic
taste to all of it ..her voice is so pure ...Bravo
I m realy enjoyin this ...thnx alot for sharin !!!!