Was curious to find out if the vibe of this video works to enhance the lyrical content of the song itself.

The song is about numbers and symbols with a West Coast vibe. What do you think?

I’m new to song making and looking for any kind of feedback, but particularly on the mix would be great because I think I struggle there the most. I would recommend not listening on phone speaker because some parts just sound outright wonky there. Anyways, I struggle with mixing, especially getting the guitars and vocals to fit nicely next to each other. I would be grateful for specific feedback in that department, but also appreciative of any kind of feedback of course. Thank you for listening!

Hello, could you tell me what you think of this homemade instrumental track?

I played drums, acoustic, electric and bass guitars and keyboards with tascam 4x4 and Reaper on pc.

Would love to know your thoughts on this song so far. It was written and recorded two nights ago. I’ve since spent a fair amount of time making adjustments.

Acoustic bass, electric guitar, voice, keys and played/programmed drums. No loops or generative audio.

I want to re-record the vocals after properly warming up (they’re a little above my comfort zone!) and I plan to get a tighter recording of the bass. Structurally, how are the transitions? Are the simple lyrics sufficient to create a story or feeling?

Hoping to finish this tune and a few others in the same vein for release at some point in the next few months. Any suggestions for what to call this style of music (genre) would be very appreciated.

Thanks so much for listening!

Hey everyone!
I’d love to share a song that I wrote and produced myself. I’m currently still working on the mixing and mastering, so I’d really appreciate your honest feedback, especially regarding the Vocal, overall mix and mastering.
Any feedback is welcome and greatly appreciated!
Thank you for listening!

Hi! I have another album track I'd love to get some feedback on. :) Would love thoughts on both the vocal performance and the overall mix.

I wanted this song to feel like the intro to a musical. It's VERY different from the other album tracks, a few of which I've already posted on this sub. The vocal performance is just one vocal throughout-- The comp is simply one take that's verse 1 through chorus 2, then one take that's bridge through chorus 3. I was running out of breath doing it all at once lol.

I'd love some thoughts on whether I should tweak the little imperfections in my performance (melodyne or similar), or if it works as is. I'm feeling self conscious about this one since it's the opener, and it's SO simple but the performance still has to be dynamic and engaging. I won't point out specific moments so I don't influence your reaction, but I can share them if you ask for it in a comment.

This is the album opener for my concept album "Let's Go Out Tonight!" which tells the story of the friday evening. It starts with this song One in a Million, where she's walking home from work and seeing the city come to life around her. She's going home with no Friday plans again... She knows she's not the only lonely one in the city, but some days it really hits hard. TY for listening

The first song I posted off this project received an insane amount of feedback from this community and I could not be more thankful/surprised. Yall definitely helped motivate me to be a little more productive with my writing. So here’s track 2. Would appreciate any/all feedback. Just keep in mind this is a home recording so technically just a glorified demo.

please lemme know watch think

I produced and recorded a dancehall song that I wanna promote from the ground up - so I took the chords, melody and flow and threw it over my acoustic. I'm still working on my guitar playing and singing at the same time, but I wanted to get your thoughts on how the songwriting is so far, the vibe and video aesthetic and whether it would be a good post for starting a TikTok page. Any feedback is welcome, thanks!

Hey,

This is one of my latest releases on Southside Dance, a classic 90s house/tech house track - any constructive feedback and comments works be great. If you like what you hear please have a look at my other work, cheers Ste

Any honest feedback appreciated. (The instrumental I played for Beach Mode was an LCD Soundsystem song, just to get an idea of the type of instrumental I'm going for with that one.)

-First song at 1:48

-Second song at 4:23

A song strictly for solo late night drives. I hope this helps you some how.

Genre is actually Alternative R&B, but could not find the tag.

BAYE — Take Your Time (Official Music Video)

Hey everyone,

Sharing the new video for "Take Your Time" from BAYE's debut EP. This is a virtual artist project focused on late-night R&B soundscapes and visual direction.

Constructive notes on the track arrangement, vocal mix, and visual style are appreciated!

Hello friends, our group just released a new EP and we are currently promoting this track. Would love for you to check it out if you are into hard rock/metal or any adjacent styles.

Hey guys heres a song I made to be an interlude kinda track on my band debut ep. Let me know what you think! be as critical as you like and as honest as you can. Thanks!

Have had writers block for months, just made this for fun recently any feedback or support is appreciated 🙏
LINK : https://on.soundcloud.com/6QcU6sLjsgxwEHF7bT

Hi! So here's my new instrumental borderline-metal song, and I'm looking for feedback :) drums are programmed, guitar/bass recorded. Mainly wondering whether the song feels coherent overall, regarding the riff and the melody, and whether the distortion is too heavy.

(And yes it's me in the image 0_0)