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| Fighting What I Cannot See by DeadBrideSyndrome | 2 years ago |
 Finally could hear it, and was well worth waiting till iComp recovered all data. Tense and clear, fully descriptive of your inner struggle; impressive lyrics. Keep up your artistic expression and your joy of life, they're the biggest and best healers around. |
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| Lasciatemi morire by dirigent | 2 years ago |
Quite certainly Monteverdi is very proud for having his music in iComp, and so well sung. I share your admiration for him. You certainly also made a huge favor to every musician who never heard his works before, as well as to those who have also sung some of his music - like myself - just to let them know how it should be done. Many thanks! Oh yes, what a voice... |
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| Care For You by TessCrazy | 2 years ago |
My... What a song... What a singer... Superb sound & production. Immediate favorite: thank you for sharing this jewel, though I'm normally not a fan of this genre! |
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| The Tree of Life by Mystified | 2 years ago |
Delicate and relaxing, with a non-ending end that seems to invite the listener to replay all mentally... Makes me wonder how you managed to reach such a perfectly quiet inner athmosphere, as one always gives what he (or she) already has. Masterful. |
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| Un tango para accordeon, orquestra y piano. by maestro_skillz | 2 years ago |
The passionate temperament of the Tango also caught me when I was more or less your age; sadly I could only try to convey its athmosphere on the piano with my hands (not great, neither then nor now). Your rendering of the Tango is perfect, its full spirit is there. What pleasure! I particularly like when the pizzicato strings enter. Thank you for sharing your rich musical talents! |
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| Dance of the Sprites by Filmscorz | 2 years ago |
Very effective, the scene comes out perfectly without seeing the pics. Scoring for films is very clearly your job, man. Not that anyone had doubts... |
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| Phantom by DigitalGreyOrchestra | 2 years ago |
This is what I call a perfect blend: beautiful melody, well harmonized, tastefully arranged. Irresistible, full stars for Enjoyment. I can't decide if I like it best like this or in GreginAlaska's sung version... so they both go in my favorites! |
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| The music is you by sarahmicol | 2 years ago |
Fa quasi rabbia sentire quello che riesci a fare con il mal di gola... English: it's almost unnerving to hear what you can do with a sore throat... Visto che del canto sei padrona assoluta, posso solo invitarti a credere nelle tue evidenti doti musicali con degli sviluppi piu' ricchi delle idee di base, sia in senso ritmico che melodico e armonico (per questo solo 4 stelle). Ci farai impazzire! |
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| Blues for Kid Ory by rfwilmut | 3 years ago |
Well done, man. It takes me back to when I was 16 and played trumpet in a jazz band -- what fun! No better way to remember Kid Ory and all the huge artists of his time, who were my idols. (Giving stars on "ceativity" wouldn't make sense since it's admittedly a revival tune). Very few are trying their skills on this genre: thanks for doing it, you got the spirit. Plz don't stop here... |
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| MUSICLEFT - Other Eyes by MusicLeft | 3 years ago |
Antonello handles out more music in one beat than most bands in one song, and always so involvingly you can't escape. Pezlab's saxophone sings calmly, with the right expression and perfect blend; maybe he underestimates his powers a bit? The overall sound is a bit low and softish, but knowing Seles' mixing ability that's clearly a choice -- and actually contributes much to the athmosphere. (Pez, real musicians simply can't play things exactly the same way twice -- and you should know!). Ahh, why is it over already? |
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| Nik Chi by Cheska | 3 years ago |
The incredible ease with which you deal with any kind of musical element is quite amazing. Freedom of expression, fresh wit and a huge range of flavors all together (happens rarely). Lucky you... and we who listen! |
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| 286 by Cheska | 3 years ago |
A musician makes music even if depressed or sleeping... There's a deep respect for Beauty in this piece, even if well hidden between dissonances and tensions. Here again, an Artist turns bad into good -- without that depressive moment you probably wouldn't have made this piece  .Third surprising work of yours I've heard today. ...But now smile! |
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| Tree part warm by Cheska | 3 years ago |
Quite a shock, especially right after listening to your delicate "Celto liguri". After getting one's breath back, however, it's awesomely involving. You two sure make up an explosive mixture! A big example of almost "outlaw" music -- no, not totally: rhythm is the legal kind  .Slowly recovering... A great experience, thank you! |
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| Celto Liguri by Cheska | 3 years ago |
Delicate and serene, with the typical rhythm asymmetries of Celtic music; a winter dance in the simple but noble spirit of this chunk of Earth. Ohlanda gets it with absolute precision; those who never had a trip around here can have a clear idea from your music. A pity that I discovered this piece two months too late. BTW, how's the weather on Jupiter? |
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| El loco en la calesita (Cover) by lilichi | 3 years ago |
Haven't heard other versions, but yours has certainly gone under my skin -- dangerously, as Gokhanercis correctly says. Macoco's playing makes the athmosphere with self-effacing, subtle and irresistible strength; Lili's voice-acting is so deep one realizes she's not been singing only after the song is over. The text makes the rest (good to have it translated, but worth learning some Spanish). Impossible not to have in one's favorites. A deep bow to both of you! |
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| Dust by Lorenzo | 3 years ago |
Interesting piece! Definitely personal style, could be very much enhanced by stereo - it's flat mono now - and some careful effects. Keeps me always in tension, with continued doubts about major and minor, seldom if ever settling in either mode till the end. If this is the effect you wanted, you've got it! Benvenuto Lorenzo, scrivo in inglese per farmi capire da tutti. Vai così! |
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| check to check (live) by VelVeTiGeR | 3 years ago |
This is the REAL blues! No, I don't mean the changes, which are different. You got the legacy of the great blues singers I love, and while I heartily wish you to get out of any financial constraint, I can't help thinking that you wouldn't have sung this song without... If nobody ever told you this, let me do it: you are a really Born-Blues-Singer -- and a wonderful one. |
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| Piano y Suerte by Capoverde | 3 years ago |
| Thank you all, I never expected such a warm appreciation. Moses is quite right, maybe I'll make a better mix sometime; and so is Arya, I didn't notice the dancer -- she was hidden by the grand.(lol) Eugenio. |
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| Rise by VelVeTiGeR | 3 years ago |
My, such a voice is a thrill from the beginning to the end -- oh yes, you've choosen just the right nickname! Soulish and involving, very very emotional. Goes to my favorites. |
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| Ci vorrebbe un blues by ohlanda | 3 years ago |
Why look for good songs in the disc shops (often with poor results...) when one finds them here in iComp, even in his own mothertongue? I wish there were more "musical illiterates" like you! Well sung, pity not everybody will understand the lyrics. Er, Bello anche il testo; ti valuti veramente troppo poco, da quel che ho letto. O ti sei scontrato con il mondo del disco? (...ahi...) |
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| A better world by MusicLeft | 3 years ago |
The lightness and harmony that come out from your playing say that you're not far away from that world. Lucky you... Big THANKS for this present, goes straight into your personal directory of course, and my favorites. -- Eugenio. |
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| Little Drummer Boy by DeadBrideSyndrome | 3 years ago |
An incredibly belly-dancing DrummerBoy! Masterful singing and tasteful "contamination" with Arabic-style phrasing and drumming; never boring till the end, even though actually the theme never changes. Real musical talent and wits. Today's music lesson for me. |
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| What Child Is This? by DeadBrideSyndrome | 3 years ago |
Simplicity always wins. Very well sung, not overproduced; rhitmic but relaxing; pleasantly "vinylized", surprising with the overlapping canon in the final. A perfect holiday! ***I'm quite envious of your singing.*** |
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| The Sun Has Come Out by DeadBrideSyndrome | 3 years ago |
Really sunny! Musicians dance with their soul, dancers use their body. Lucky who can do both like you, Arya (haha, spotted you on the net!). Please make more of these, all will be dancing along with your pure youthful joy. |
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| prayer rain by DeadBrideSyndrome | 3 years ago |
This is very intense, you have the bliss of letting music flow through you and transform your feelings into sound. Thank you for sharing your emotions this way. |
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| Desired Constellation - Orchestral Remix by eurostrike | 3 years ago |
What a marvelous song! It's absolutely haunting. Impossible not to have it in my favorites. Kellynicolemoran is a topnotch vocalist, your musicality and taste give her voice the perfect touch. Please let us hear more from you two! |
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| Like I Used To by nadiestar | 3 years ago |
Absolutely agree with jdwyer: this one is real strong, a potential big smash. Note: I usually don't like rock... except when it's tops. Extremely powerful and well done! ---- My, what a voice. |
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| Food for dreamers by sarahmicol | 3 years ago |
Complimenti, per essere la prima prova non c'e' male veramente... D'accordo con CowboyBob, la voce dovrebbe essere piu' presente; anche perche' canti veramente benissimo, non ti nascondere!. Sono un po' piu' severo di lui sulla creativita' : non ci sono mai variazioni o invenzioni sull'impianto di base. Mi permetto di dire questo perche' si sentono delle potenzialita' musicali ben maggiori. Aspetto i prossimi pezzi. |
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| Concert Piece 3 by maestro_skillz | 3 years ago |
One of the best works I've found here (till now, at least) from the viewpoint of musical balance! Immediate favorite. (It has taken a moment to recover from the shock, I've just read you're 13). You're obviously more than just talented: the strength of your musical ideas and their rendering show a mature, clear and straight musical mind - excuse me, it's a pain to find words that express these impressions. Maybe it'd be better to simply say Marvelous. |
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| Nothing is Trivial (A Cappella) by HayleyDeakin | 3 years ago |
Coup-de-coeur, instant love. Spellbound; luckily I can still type. |
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| The HaHa Frog (feat. Rhiannon Deakin) by HayleyDeakin | 3 years ago |
How refreshing! Cute and tasteful - the wet chocolate cake too. Bravo Sisters! Lawrence Durrell would surely like it a lot. (Rhiannon, if you don't know who he was, ask Hayley, you'll be pleased). |
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| Faticare by fromano | 3 years ago |
Un lavoro simile in tre giorni... grrrr... Invidia a parte, sei un drago. Formula magica: idea semplice ed efficace, realizzata come si deve (o anche meglio), voce giusta ed espressiva - che personalmente avrei messo un po' più in evidenza, specie all'inizio. Però un po' di malinconia c'è scappata: colpa della noia all'ora del tè? Efficace e interessante il testo di Ohlanda; da ascoltare... anche per imparare. |
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| AssessoRap by assessorap | 3 years ago |
Non capisco bene a cosa alluda... Festival della canzone? Sanremolab? Bellissima idea, giustissima risposta, resterà nella storia nostrana. |
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| To the Sea by Mystified | 3 years ago |
So deeply involving it takes a while to "wake up" after listening to it, or, to be more precise, after dreaming along with. What is extraordinary is that one feels totally free with his feelings, and that's probably why there are different, even opposing, descriptions of its mood. A real masterpiece, I'm compelled to bow deeply like Ziti. |
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| Luna Malinconica by gennargiu | 3 years ago |
Veramente interessante. L'alternanza delle atmosfere è sapientissima. E' la dimostrazione che un brano fatto solo di loops può essere coinvolgente quanto gli altri. Basta saperci fare... La tu' Mamma ne sarà felice. Mi stupisco che nessun altro abbia commentato!?!? |
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| SEVER by Mikee | 3 years ago |
My, what a classy touch! Dark but not too much, easy-to-listen but not too much... really interesting and involving. To me, much more than professional: artful and entirely enjoyable as you hoped. |
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| Chicken Lesson (how to sing like a chicken) by Mystified | 3 years ago |
Delightful! I'm going to take this one along at my choir sessions - well, our singing teacher normally speaks in Birdese, you know: cheep, chirp, tweek tweek. Serious. Nay, I didn't look at the lyrics for chickenese: I do understand everything in that language. My problem was English, of course. The final touch was the poultry ads appearing on top of the song page... Five stars for fun, too. |
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