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Da Blues (Svetlovska/Ailerom Collaboration)
A meandering, dissonant cacophony, played over the dulcet sounds of a slow plummet into the bowels of an industrial tempest.
https://soundcloud.com/user-55894/svetlovska-da-blues-ailerom?si=a6b4ec6e758c4922bff1f093172e86e8&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
Comments
Heavyocity in full effect!
Love the skritch-scratch edge this has.
I love the intertwining of the guitar and the backing. Excellent guitar work!
I didn't find that dissonant or cacophonous at all (maybe just a reflection of my state of mind
) - it was quite relaxing, actually. The guitar and choice of chords in those changes fit really well - excellent playing too!
I like this song. Great collaboration here, works brilliantly. Definitely makes me want to rethink what the hell I’ve been doing lol
Good job +
(I just realized even when you reply in creations it puts it on front page so my bad for like machine gun listening and posts)
Very cool version with plenty of nice ideas and great playing all along.
Not dissonant at all for me. Interesting that you took a ‘major’ approach (as opposed to the ‘minor’ blues). Really melodic intervallic playing, lots of 6ths - love that sound. Good stuff!
I think that is because I thought I was recording something for Svetlovska to use so I didn't bother tuning up a semitone. I was really just trying to record some ideas thinking it would all get chopped up later. I also had left it a few days so I hurried a bit because I felt like I had said I'd record something and then didn't get around to it for a few days. So in the end I just found the root and went for it. I would normally tune up to concert pitch.