"SYMPHONY OF A DAY"
There is a very 'Strawbs' feel within. But there is SO much more in there. A bit of Mike Pinder, a smidge of Mike Oldfield, a dab of Enigma, a grain or two of Al Stewart and a whole lot of Nigel Spencer. The lyrics were image laden. The delivery very soulful in a very British kind of way. The acoustic in the left ear was barely noticeable but I'm sure there would be a big hole if removed. The American weather-cast seemed to fit that exact part of the song (preplanning works miracles). The dynamics are MONSTER ! The whole thing ebbs & flows. Awesome !
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Steve Andricks, Indiana, USA
"SYMPHONY OF A DAY"
Wow, big stuff. Lovely and rich. Well sung and an engaging lyrics. There are some Moody Blues elements here without the dated bits that make them seem of their time. You clearly have a broad mandate in the way you approach a track, what with the sound clips and the expansive instrumentation.Terrific stuff.
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David Partridge, Canada
"SYMPHONY OF A DAY"
This is a grand and romantic piece. Very well arranged and recorded. Love your voice. It reminds me very much of David Cousins - but I can see the Al Stewart reference as well. The harmony vocals are beautiful and well integrated to create a wall of sound choral effect ala The Moody Blues.
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Bill Mazur, California USA
"SYMPHONY OF A DAY"
Huge. Open. Grand. Copeland. Beatles..'Love the audience/crowd sounds in the beginning - establishes a broad social context for the lyrics. Great vocal layers. More social context with the TV weather, the text of which supports the lyrics that follow. This is great work, and very cinematic..
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Michael Redding, Maryland USA
"SYMPHONY OF A DAY"
Are you currently working in film at all? This is such a complete, grand, finished sound and so very well executed. It's also an interesting aural journey, from the first note. Dynamic and intricate. Melodic and rhythmic. And lyrically deep and melancholic. Your vocal arrangement is also such a pleasure to listen to on this track.Symphony...oh yes. This needs only a film to enhance. Very cool track.
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Fhaedra Songrider
"SYMPHONY OF A DAY"
The intro reminded me of Jon and Vangelis so the mellow groove that followed caught me by surprise. The melody fits nicely! You are a master at that buildup which is a great skill! Some tips would be nice in this area!
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Andrew Hayward-Bannister, Australia
"SYMPHONY OF A DAY"
You are a master of the buildup . Always easing us into and out of the song. That's a great quality. A very pleasant song with a lush arrangement. The ahh's add a lot of depth and the radio weather report is a nice touch. The sax bit at the end is also very nice.
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Steve Ambroise, Canada
"THE EVERLASTING"
Awesome chorus The song is really cool all along but the chorus is gold. Very peacefull. It remind´s me a little of Jethro Tull. Also loved the lyrics. "Dont give it up just let it out"...indeed Nigel...indeed. Great song. Loved it!
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Miguel Xisto, Portugal
"THE EVERLASTING"
I like the sound of the backing vocals, especially the aahhhs, if that makes sense. Love the dynamics and build with the lead break into the last chorus. Great vocal and overall sound to this...a bit mesmerizing, in a positive way. Oh...now I've got to listen to all your tunes. Such quality here.
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Fhaedra Songrider
"THE EVERLASTING"
This is probably the one I've enjoyed most since I started listening to your stuff.Vocals emoted with power and confidence and as strong as I've ever heard you deliver. Those harmony swells were phenomenal. Recorded impeccably. Listened through both monitors and cans, just killer vox. Songwise , a mini-epic. A couple of tweaks and you'll have a sonic masterpiece ! Excellent...
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Steve Andricks, Indiana, USA
"HOME FOR CHRISTMAS"
This is a proper xmas love song .
Two years old...thats two years I hope you spent hard selling to a pop svengali.....seriously this is perfect music for a huge xmas hit for a known face.
very very impressed.
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Francis MacNeil, Scotland
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
Great arrangement, nice melody..(really love the melody..!), great production,great vocal (you have your own!!), I can feel you.. ...what can i say...A MASTERPIECE INDEED!!..
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Bai Syed Alwi, Indonesia
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
Your music has always been very atmospheric and this is no exception. Stuff like Pink Floyd always come to mind. This is good stuff, great guitar, great melodies, great production and vocals. Can't really add more else other than I enjoyed it and it's another solid entry to your catalogue
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David Jarvis, UK
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
Epic on so many levels, especially song-writing. Sheer Craftsmanship.
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Nom Nomnom, Australia
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
A bit of a War of the worlds arrangement here! Really liked it . . . as stated you do have your own signature sound! I can hear elements that remind me of Floyd and Dylan, but above all when I first listen to your tracks I hear Nigel Spencer. You are a good song writer and you a skilled a creating arrangements that could be easily transposed for a live big band!
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Andrew Hayward-Bannister, Australia
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
Moody Blues meets something a little tougher. Very melodic... appeals to the prog rocker inside me. Very thoughtful arrangement - love the dynamics. This is one of those occasions where I would dearly love to hear the song played with a full orchestra.
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Martin Giles, UK
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
I've noticed your mixes getting even better recently. It seems you've moved the vocal forward and put some effort into getting other instruments out of it's way. Whatever you've done, it's been good choices. I like the lush atmosphere and build at the beginning. This is probably my favourite of yours so far but I'll admit, I haven't heard the entire Nigel Spencer collection yet. Nice piece of work!
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Steve Ambroise, Canada
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
excellent work ... you have a signature sound... your soundscape is always reminiscent of big arena rock... atmospheric and mysterious... you have this vibe down in spades...
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Scott Carmichael, Indiana, USA
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
A big sound but every word is clear and there's a nice dynamic shift that calls out several elements of the arrangement in the the subsequent build. I like the moment where the orchestral sounds restate the vocal melody.
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David Patridge, Canada
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
This is right up my street, you are a bit like me and like to throw a lot of stuff into your tracks, but you seem to be able to control it all a bit more than I can!! It's a good song that kept me interested all the way through
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Jericho Darc, UK
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
A heavy Rhythm intro I like it. your voice cuts through nice and it's a vary nice arranged song with your signature tone and style. Very full sounding which I like. the Snare drum is up front, very cool tune! Nice Break Arrangement! It's all good Here!
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Daniel Junk,South Carolina, USA
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
Great song .. the lyrics take me back to the late 60's of the San Francisco Bands . . your production is WAY better though . . I sure do envy your ability to pull it together so well . . Starts off with power and never stops . . really enjoyed this!!!...
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Rayski AP, Arizona, USA
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
Gilmore inspired rhythm guitar. Moodies references. Great Tron riffs and synth stabs. Dynamics abounding. Lyrically clever. Excellent musical bridge. Enjoyable flow. One of your best I've heard ! Loving it...It doesn't sound dated as much as it mixes time periods and genres to produce a fresh sound. Awesome production values too !
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Steve Andricks, Indiana, USA
"ECHOES OF ORIGIN"
Very poetic lyrics. Some tasty changes musically. Effectively sets a mood and I might say conjures some visuals in the mind. I like the way you painted the picture with the lyrics.. said your piece and let the music speak for a while.
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William Liggett, Illinois, USA
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
Production is top notch....laid back at the beginning and then starts to move.....the dual guitars are well cool and the arrangement and mix are spot on..........its well andew gold and that smooth mid 70 kinda deal....nice song .
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Ayewrite, Germany
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
Really like your style . Love the slow start, the build up, vocals...wow. You have an uncanny knack for Stadium anthems me thinks. Brilliant!
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Gary Painting UK
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
FANTASTIC!I always look forward to your great tunes! i'm a Fan of yours! This is a great and sounding song. Great Vocals that is you!
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Daniel Junk South Carolina USA
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
First thing I'd have to say is nice build. A real impact when the drums go from the first choppy bit into the more solid groove. Then to take it another step and make it even bigger with the bomp, bomp bass part and the electric guitars is another great move. That's the kind of stuff that keeps dragging the listener further and further in. Great vocal as usual.Nice job! I'd say you hit the bullseye.
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Steve Ambroise Canada
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
I think this is the best thing I've heard you do. Love the jazzy feel to it, the bass, the sax.
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Chip Gibbons, Washington USA
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
Nice one, love the sax how it comes in is great, and how it doesn't come too foward, even on solo sits great . Well put together ,good melody .. Production sounds great and just right, love the sax coming in on the solo, just done nice .
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Pat Egan, Minnesota USA
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
On the song writing / arrangement side, great words sang with your Al Stewart influence but this time with a bit of Justin Hayward. And do I detect a 'Burning For You' era Strawbs type harmony as well? Great use of dynamics and I'm always a big fan of your synth / Tron work. I AM a Nigel Spencer fan so it's always great to hear something new from you....Great song.
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Steve Andricks Indiana USA
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
I love the eurosound on this and then the sax comes in to give it a New York 3 AM club feel...you have a flare for soundscape
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Doug Adair, Canada
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
I love the mood that is built in this song .. maybe built isn't the right word because its there from the beginning .. There really isn't much of anything I could find to add that would be a "fix this" comment .. and too many things that I thought were great to mention them all .. so I will leave it with the Sax .. I love how it hangs in the shadows for most of the song . . and ends with the sax so perfectly placed
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Rayski AP Arizona USA
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
Nice, nice. I like your vocal on this a lot. I like the sparseness of the early arrangement and the subsequent build. Nice use of 4 on the floor bass in the build and a smart move to abandon it before it gets monotonous but to parallel it in the bass just before the end. Nice overall dynamics arc too. A first rate arrangement of a good song. Cool.
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Dave Partridge, Canada
"DEEPER THAN DEEP"
I love this song!!!! the more I listen the more I love it......I love the way you harmonized the chorus with the bridge tune near the end of the song...... perfect! I loved how your voice was soft in the song as it added a romantic feel to this song...... beautiful song!!!
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Gina Marie Clay-ochoa, Missouri USA
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
A song like this could be heard on any radio man. This is a very cool tune....starting from the name. Glass Mountain is 5 stars. I love songs that could be obvious but that don't cross that line. This one could be very commercial but it keeps the "honest side" very well. I love the sax. It gives that "smooth" touch that really works here. Really great track.
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Miguel Xisto, Portugal
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
Another great sounding track. Love the orchestration, Tempo and incredible feeling to this and in your voice. Cool guitar work in here and love the Climax to the end. Big sound, powerful song! Always love the Sound and feel you have in your music!!
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Daniel Junk, South Carolina USA
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
Your songs are such compostitions! When you write, you must hear the orchestra in your head. However you do it, it sure leads to a nice, full finished product. The whole track is quite moody and seductive.
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Steve Ambroise, Canada
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
Ahhh, knowing your brand of cerebral ambiance, I decided to wait until this part of the evening to better appreciate where I was almost certain your song would take me (if you catch my drift). And I was right. Your arrangements are always full, aurally exciting, yet so very relaxing. Your voice leads the well written words along the path the music has cut for them. And although many instruments come into play, nothing crowds anything else. A masterstroke...loved it (and I love crescendo endings) !
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Steve Andricks, Indiana USA
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
So many good things here - the strings are not often commented on in your tracks, but they are always spot on. The sound goes right to the edges, into the corners - you use up all the audio space available, in all directions! Very full sound.A delight.
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The Monobandits, UK
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
like this one the instrumentals parts are just fantastic, love the solo that takes this song out at the end ... Think this may be the top of the list for your songs for me .. very good song and nicely done.
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Pat Egan, Michigan USA
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
I love how the meter of the lyric falls into the tune... I also am liking your economy of words... you use few and well placed words to paint a complete picture... good writing... there is something reminiscent about your voice and melody choices... familiar but still new... and you always manage to create a dreamy soundscape... etherial otherworldly
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Scott Carmichael, New Jersey USA
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
What a great mix of instrumentation on this song - compliments especially on the use of organ just during the chorus, mixed in just right (it can be so overpowering, and you nailed it). And the sax!!! Omg, there is a tremendous shortage of good sax solos in music today, so i am tickled pink to hear this! Not to mention how the guitar solo just flows so beautifully from it, and then those strings - talk about a big outro! Very touching lyrics. Hats off.
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Lizanne Hennessy, Holland
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
Wow, love this. Love the wistful, melancholy sound of the whole thing. I'm a huge straits fan, so the Sax got my attention straight away. The instrumentation is spot on, as are the Changes in feel, the dark and light you have coloured...Lyrics are succinct and poignant...Really enjoyed :)
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Gary Painting, UK
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
"bitterweet again...the taste of longing grows" . Very nice...wish I had written that. The musicianship is terrific, as usual , and your style really comes through with your laid back and unassuming vocals. You tend to not elevate the vocals above the song but make sure that is a careful "piecce" of the song. It all fits.
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Denny Rudolph, Tennesse USA
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
This sounds very Nigel Spencer. It really kicks in, in the outro, I love how you do that. Your drum's are working really good. Every things jiving and in the right place. The wind sound has a nice effect.
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Steve Long, Canada
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
I LOVE the song .. right off the bat the Sax comes in and I'm captured . . the entire musical sequence of the song is great, easing, yet stirring . . good lyrics and vocals .. this is a wonderful piece of music I think ..
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Rayski AP, Arizona USA
"PSYCHEDELIC SKY"
Good story and feel in the lyrics complemented by a wonderful theme in the music. Fantastic chords and use of instrumentation, more to this track that meets the eye/ ear. My 6 year old daughter listening to this piped up and stated that she could see dolphins diving over waves being free and having fun. Great track
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Melissa UK
"SCREAM TO A HUSH"
Particularly enjoyed the stops and breaks within the structure. The song never gets 'uninteresting'. It holds the attention. Lyrically it is in the vein of some of the more inventive and adventurous British songwriters, a nice thing to me.
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Steve Andricks Tenessee USA
"SCREAM TO A HUSH"
The lyrics are excellent and that's what I look for in a song anyway, your vocals add perfectly to the song too .. so if I had to find a fault it would be that I didn't write it, . . very well done!!!
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Rayski AP Arizona USA
"SCREAM TO A HUSH"
A vary full sounding song indeed. I really love your tunes and this a great song and style and love the sound you have.
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Daniel Junk South Carolina USA
"SCREAM TO A HUSH"
This has a live, arena sound to it. Good atmosphere and a welcome contrast of muscular backing and a non-screamed vocal. Digging the dynamics, too.
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David Patridge Canada
"SCREAM TO A HUSH"
You always manage to make yourself sound like an entire orchestra. I don't know enough about mixing to comment on something this complex but it seemed well-balanced and your vocals were up front where they belong. There was some fun guitar work in there and I loved the panting part. :-)
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Chip Gibbons Washington USA
“ "SCREAM TO A HUSH"
lush arrangement and production... I like how you use the chorus to provide a lift... it rises above the churning angst of the verses... and you've got a great sense of melody.... you tell your story with more than just words... that's what music is all about... tapping into that lost language... I like how you weave in several element that all lead toward the whole effect...
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Scott Carmichael New Jersey USA
"SERENITY/SOJOURN IN PARADISE"
love the lush intro... you set up a dreamy soundscape... enticing... the movements remind me of early Genesis... while the song itself morphs into a Floyd-esque dreamy, trippy ride...
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Scott Carmichael New Jersey USA
"WHERE ARE YOU NOW?"
This is just a beautiful song and the feel of it is impressive. Love the strings and sound, verb is warm, this is one sweet tune. Gonna give this another play, Love this Song!
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Daniel Junk South Carolina USA
"PSYCHEDELIC SKY"
Love your voice in this one! Nice feel... lovely chorus... youre the master... take chicago blues and made it lush , orchestral, refined yet not losing its edge... the british invasion continues!!!
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Randy Burton Canada
"NEW AUTUMN ALMANAC"
Alternate in its style, this mixes Rock, New Wave and a touch of New Age to its flight of sound that soars effortlessly from one chord to another. Nigel never fails to give a new sound that you can't find anywere else, and it always makes you look forward to hearing his music whenever one is announced. The guitar provide great riffs over the driving drum rhythms which the wispy vocals grace and tie together. Fine work from a fine composer.
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Timothy Klugh Ohio USA
"ANOTHER TIME ANOTHER PLACE"
A reminiscent, enchanting soundtrack supports this music work and sets an atmosphere of storybook inspiration and the chord progressions easily help the fantasy. You travel somewhere far back in a world of romanced-reality... a noble sparkling kingdom where the knight in glistening silver armor saved the fair maiden in distress... You feel the longing of the past and how the feeling is renewed in the present. As past-life lead to present, so the current encounter would only lead to another inevitable encounter in a future-life, just as it had done for life, after life, after life... destined to meet each time.
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Timothy Klugh Ohio USA
"BELLS OF LONGING VALLEY"
Wow!!!! You really did it this time. this song and video captivated my heart. the imagery in the video was perfect to illustrate the lyrics to this beautiful song. I got all emotional watching this..... any song that can make one feel emotions means that you have wrote a great song. I really loved this video and song. Great Job my friend. and I loved seeing you play guitar in your video. Amazing video. I love it!!!!
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Gina Marie Clay-ochoa Missouri USA
"STELLAR"
This is just fantastic .What a beautiful job? you have done with this one! This song is lovely ...beyond words! Thank you for sharing the beauty of your music with me and this world! I have been so blessed to have come to know you. I am continually astounded by each and every new treasure? you bring to us! Thank you so!You have used incredibly amazing imagery here....just breath taking!
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gamoodybluesfan USA
"RENDEZVOUS"
I like the track a lot and was reminded of the heavily orchestrated work of 60's bands like the Moody Blues. It has a great, dramatic opening with strings which left me eager to hear what was coming next. This is really first-class work. The vocals are strong. Better than 99% of the stuff I hear on the radio.
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Chip Gibbons Washington USA
"SHOT THROUGH THE HEART"
Really loved this one. Loved the guitar work, absolutely brilliant. The vocal track is one of your best so far, at least in my opinion. The production is spot-on, as usual with your stuff. The double'd lines in the second verse was a really cool addition. All in all, a highly recommended tune
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Shawn Crowle Alberta Canada
"DREAM NUMBER TWO"
This is indeed very dreamlike, a little journey in place. You make lovely use of orchestration, the mix is very balanced and it's well sung.This has a late '60s feel, not like a pastiche but more the expansive feeling of a mood fully realized that a lot of acts stroved for in those days. Big without losing the intimacy.
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POSTCARD COMETS Canada
"COLOUR THIS WORLD"
The new album from Nigel contains some cracking tracks so far - I think this is going to be your best album I've heard to date. The production just gets better, the songs get better and you deserve a recording contract, IMO. How the hell you get this standard of production with the equipment you have is beyond me.If anyone reading this hasn't listened yet, turn the volume right up and enjoy - Excellent.
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The Monobandits England
"CAFE MADELEINE"
Oooo, nice intro, a real french feel. the verse is great but the chorus is greater a lovely step up in power and feel. The singing is truely beautiful, great delivery and emotion.
The instrumental break is nicely timed and handled with great care, the build in it is very good, I love the way it ramps up into the vocal.Highly recommended.
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Just Audible UK
"FLAWLESS"
Love the mellowness of this, sounds like a movie track or.... or I'm not sure what. Very nicely done. The music takes us right into our heads which exactly where there lyrics are coming from. It's so funny to think that what is really only a passing thought, probably but a few seconds of time that the action part of the story lasts, how long it can be inside the head living and reliving every moment. Like noticing a hair out of place, or a chance wisp of a smile. All those things were going through my head while I felt like yelling at you "Hey IDIOT!!! Do something, this is your big chance!!!"Very nicely done. Well executed and no crits at all. good job.
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W. T. Muller New Jersey USA
"PSYCHOSIS"
I got to say this works really nicely turned up loud through the monitors. When it's up loud the slightly back vocal gives it a bigger sound, I think, and adds to that surreal, prog. type feel you're going for.Love the lyric and your chosen first line is hot, catches you right of the bat and keeps the listener listening.
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Cormier and Long Canada
"ZODIAC"
Good song man. Some parts reminded my of Floyd’s "Dirty Woman." Great 70’s vibe! Production is pretty good, I especially like the clarity and punch in the bass line. Really strong melodies going on in there too. Great effort, solid song, thanks for posting! Bet this track would sound incredible live.
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Chris Day North Carolina USA
"ALL AROUND THE BAY"
Well, I’m impressed! The sound effects, arrangement and composition is simply awesome. It almost sounds like a full orchestra. I especially liked the violins at about 3:52 into the song, and are those flutes right before this? Beautiful music! Wonderful lyrics. The whole package is mesmorizing with lots of imaginative images that uplift and carry you away to a magical place. I think you’ve have created a masterpiece. I wonder if anyone knows the time, creativity, coordination and attention to detail that it takes to produce and write something like this? Good Job and Well Done, I say!
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Craig Balunsat Chesapeake USA
"OCTOBER BLUE"
Hey Hey!This was my first time having heard your music and it was a pleasure. You really capture a lost sound from the late 60’s and 70’s. Expecially in the overall production and vocal treatment. Everything fits the sound and there is no empty spaces. The "October blue" lyric and melody is very pop friendly and you do a great job building to it with teases along the way.Great song. Sounds like a fun one to have recorded.
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Brandon Kinross Canada
"RELENTLESS"
God this was good. As someone said on your comments section, it’s a great way to start the new year! I think you’re one of the best, I really enjoyed the song and was also produced well as usual.Your best song so far I think.
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Dave Jarvis England
"HOME FOR CHRISTMAS"
Home for Christmas has completely taken my breath away...Really feeling the emotion within your words...Listening over and over again...Stunningly Beautiful. Such beautiful feelings and emotions, you've managed to put into words, so perfectly!!!
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Shirley Scotland
"WANDERLUST"
This is definitely what I’m going to declare is my favorite song from you, and your style/medium of more pop oriented songcraft, actually it kind of caught me by surprise.. the tune just struck a chord with me, I don’t know if it was the wistful lyrics and the imagery there.. or the nice minimalist yet tight and bright sound of the backing strings, also this does well with the straight rhythm guitar on the side.. dialed in a just the right frequency and strummed economically/effectively there.. hmm.. I was feeling in a real critic’s mood before listening, but there’s really nothing I can say about the tune cause like I said it just seems to strike a chord with me. It’s got kind of an ’on Island’ (by david gilmour) spirit to it.. and maybe a little bit of a ’byrter lyter’ spirit as well.. The way you pan your instruments across the stereo gives it a real sort of horizon effect as well.. .
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Cormack US
"LOVESTRUCK"
Professional standard song and fantastic production. You are on top of your game in all ways. Guitar is great as, is ambience, well done. Great to have someone of your aspirations amongst us
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ALYESKA England
"DIG THE SPIRIT"
this has a mike pinder sound to it, very nice. great synth layers, and wow, nice to hear that moody blues sound come through.very accomplished track, great arrangement, i think my favorite of yours so far.
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D D Colvin England
"DAYDREAM GIRL"
i really like this alot, and i have no idea why.i mean that in a good way, like when a song is really well put together and says something, it can be hard to pinpoint why, exactly.production, arrangement, musicianship, im looking for something to critisice here, and cant find anything. its all understated, and beautiful.its got this really uplifting feeling.then that modulation at around 3 minutes in is so well placed its like.....yeah, im in a good mood now. the lyrics are also really good- it was uplifting, melancholy, and hopeful all at the same time.as i said, just beautiful.10/10 from me.
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Robert Gaudet Canada
"STILETTO"
The track kicks in, with its Doobie Brothers/Fleetwood Mac smooth driving groove, hypnotic guitar pushing on the downbeat leaving plenty of space for the Dylan-esque vocals and atmospheric keys to flow around the arrangement. This is a great feel, and gives the double-timed chorus even greater effect as it punctures through.
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Donk Azure England
"LONG TIME WAITING"
I just have to say its a really great song. All of it was honestly really really good. Guitar, drums, bass, synths, It was all perfect. I love the bass by the way, it kind of pops out, For some reason it makes me like the overall song more. The vocals we excellent, and sounded very professional, you must have done this in a studio, It just sounds so good. The solo was also cool at the end and you are obviously a great guitarist. If you did make all this alone I really give you praise. Every single thing in this song is perfect. I listen to your other songs and liked them just as much. All I have to say is you did an incredible job. I feel like I dont even deserve to review you. 10/10 no doubt, good luck man
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Kill Death Pennsylvania USA
"WHATEVER"
Top tune, there was an Oasis sound in there which I loved.Excellent sound. One of your best.
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STEVE COTTON England
"FOXY LADY JANE"
I think this one is great and would like to hear you do more like this. The heavy guitar chords are great and even reminds me Bowie's Queen Bitch. Also some Hendrix influence there. I think this is great style which you should pursue further. The vocals are also really good and the chorus section forms an effective sweeter change. 10 stars.
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Marl Quentin UK
"GLASS MOUNTAIN"
What an inspiring song you've written
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Craig Balunsat Chesapeake USA
"THE NEARLY MAN"
Reminds me very much of Barclay James Harvest. Nicely recorded and performed.
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Sam MacDonald Northern Ireland
"ALL THE LOVE SONGS"
Wow, I really enjoyed this song! Fantastic melody and great instrumentally. It has quite a mellow feel, and the chorus is great - really catchy and I'll be humming it all day! There's also some impressive electric guitar work near the end.Overall this track is quite uplifting and I really wouldn't be able to offer a criticism as it does exactly what I think a great pop song should do - make the listener want to hear more!
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Elias UK
"BODY CHAOTIC"
Great rock-orchestration, with a soundtrack that reminds me of Blue Oyster Cult's "Veteran Of Psychic Wars" with a blend of Pink Floyd's "Breathe". It is an easy flowing tune, well produced. You keep doing what you're doing, Nigel. You will make it.
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Timothy S. Klugh Ohio USA
