sick techhouse love the bass sounds amazinh with the big lead in the back

nice sounds... trancey, yet minimal and deep house... What inspired you on this track? 

nice build and nice sounds its a great tack

Nice melodies and chords, this one's really music. Good house music here, calm and steady, soft and not roughy

good tech house production like this one!! very well produced! keep producin stuff like that!

feeling the shakers. automatically gets you ready to move your body. good work.

Nice work on the drums, clap is sounding real nice as are the hats! Bassline is pretty epic, sounding great too, nice work in general!

i think it needs a lil more to this part, can barley here the kick in the mix on my monitors maybe mix a lil better? i don't know haha

Memory Leaks

Dub interpretations of Primitive Reason tracks.
No Weak Beginning is a re-cloacking of Weakness from Primitive Reason's 2005 release "Pictures in the Wall". One of Guillermo de Llera’s brainchilds and pseudonyms,’Red Shield’ utilizes a modern approach to reinterpret vintage Dub-Reggae remixing techniques, while staying true to the old school spirit of Dub; with a modern tongue speaking an old language of music.

“Axes to the Wall” is Red Shield’s debut album. In it Guillermo tackled a serious challenge by undertaking the painstaking task of sifting through every individual track from Primitive Reason’s “Pictures in the Wall” album, and re-organizing them from the ground up; using the same building blocks to make the 7 songs found in Axes to the Wall.

In this way ‘Weakness’ became ‘Enter the Dragon’, ‘El Caballero’ became ‘The Hanging Horsemen’, ‘Journey to the West’ became ‘Big Death at the Western Front’, ‘Caminos’ became ‘Them Ol Rascals’, ‘Eat My Bush’ became ‘The Burning Bush’, ‘Weakness’ redressed once again as ‘No Weak Beginning’, and ‘In Between’ became ‘Between Two Swords’.

It is interesting to note that Guillermo only recorded and added one track that is not found in the original “Pictures in the Wall” recordings. For it to be a Red Shield album, true to its essence, Guillermo’s bass lines are a mandatory presence.

As is routine with Guillermo’s work, “Axes to the Wall” can be found in instrumental form and with added vocals, as separate releases. This is the instrumental one.

Them Ol' Rascals as Red Shield for the "Axes to the Wall" (2014 release)

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"Creeper" (Katriona Music Remix) 
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Music producer: Katriona Music.
Recording Artist: Saffire D'Soul.

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Creeper Remix ft Saffire D'Soul (Pop/Progressive House)

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This is a combination of soundtrack music and Chinese hip hop.
The best part is the drop after the bridge. I didn't do as much noise reduction and as many spectral repairs on this one because I didn't want to take away the natural character of the instruments. Duduk is naturally very scratchy sounding for example. I think it was a good decision overall because too much noise reduction made it sound flat and lifeless. I also mastered it a bit louder than normal soundtrack music so people can use this in EDM remixes when I release the stems. Enjoy.

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