Great sounding track!  Very professional.  Vocals sound fantastic.

@amomus: Nice to have you here mate! I am a bit off to, so much things that has to be fixed, the little time I have left goes to music :D Thanks for listening mate :D

I'd totally love this if you ditched the vocal - as an instrumental it's just fantastic butb the vocals do nothing for me. Personal tastes as always isn't it?  ;)

Here you will find my 10 latest track, not necessary the top 10 production..hehe 

Latest 10 tracks

I do a lot of things, not always the right ones. 

This is pretty straight on, hope you like it?

Not easy to please

This is a story from very  long time ago! <3

Can't accept it's over

A dubstep inspired track, and nothing is impossible, it is just various hard :D

Believe in you

I really got feeling in this track, this is kind of track I could play 100 times in  my car...!!
I hope you like it as much as I do?


Red light

This has very much trance. I have been working hard with the mix and balance. It might be more that can be done. I am very proud of this one... The build and the sound and the melody comes well together I think. I hope you like it as much as I do? :D

Suddenly Summer Is Over

My small hardware based studio grows and the gear start to find their place. Bass from SE-02 this time and the Korg Minilogue XD Module is hooked up permanently now, for the lead this time. The SH-01a shines in the simple yet central arpeggio and polyphonic sequence department. Drums from TR-06s, not very elaborative but I'll get there. 707 is the best! Microfreak does the chorused saw keys. General reverb from Valhalla and compression from Waves. Can you spot the sampled sliced lo-fi voice?

robots.txt

In highschool I wanted a Roland JV-80 but could only afford a simpler Ensoniq workstation. Some decades later I am slowly being dragged towards romplers again, perhaps its the sound of now. So I bought a used JV-880, the rack version of said Roland flagship of 1991. It's neat, like a baby brother of JV-1080, and it has that Fairlight vox sample in its rom. Here is a ballade I wrote with mostly JV-880 sounds. Bass is from Waldorf Pulse 2, although this specific JV is known for and could easily bring as deep bass as an analog to the table.

JV-880 Ballade

Free download on bandcamp: https://mayorofdonutville.bandcamp.com/album/time-machine-chronicles-part-9-twin-wizards-infinite-scroll

The story section for part 9 is really long and I don't think it will fit here. It's on the bandcamp page as the album description, and it's also on my page with the full story to this point:
https://mayorofdonutville.com/time-machine-chronicles/

#10 will be the final section, and I'll probably release it in a couple of weeks. 

I've been mostly gone from online stuff for about 3 weeks. Work's been slammed and I've been struggling to keep on top, and my eyes are all twitchy and uncomfy when I try to look at screens any time after 5 pm. I hope all of you are well. Seems like things have been in a continual downward spiral, but there are rays of light here and there. 

Oh, while I'm here, a couple of interesting things I observed or learned recently, that may or may not be of interest to you:

1. There's a spider called the "ant spider" that looks and moves like an ant. It pretends its front legs are antenna, and it's kind of adorable. Also terrifying. Very fast. 

2. The black-capped chickadees went away from my back yard. My aunt said they had left her farm too. But then they came back. Or at least two of them did. I'm happy to see them. 

3. The hierarchical division seen in public school and in modern business derives at least partially from the Prussian Army?!

Alright, that's all I have. Stay safe, stay positive, and I'll be back to listen later.

Time Machine Chronicles Part 9: Twin Wizards ||| Infinite Scroll

Timekiller

Äga färden

A free flow composed track with my big friend Feddo, just following our senses and having lots of fun making this music.

Feddo: Keys, Piano’s, Acoustic Guitar, Synth
Peter: Drums programming, Fretless Bass, Organ, Electric Guitar

Artwork: Antje Woolum

Terrazo

Terrazza

Another track recorded in the BIg Beech studio with my good friend Feddo playing the keys so wonderfully. 
This song is dedicated to the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Feddo Westra: Keys
Peter Hofland: Bass and production

Artwork:  Inge Schuster

Ruthless

dålig kaffe-prioritering här

This track was first created as an instrumental track. The samples came in when the song was almost finished. All samples were basically from the movie The Giant of Metropolis, and at a later stage samples came from the TV series Space 1999. Just when this track was almost finished, some samples were replaced with Greta Thuberg's speech she gave at the UN

Don't change natural order

Young

I am a musician from Sweden and here is my mail: jcoke(AT)jcoke.se if you need to get in contact with me.

Can't accept it's over

jCoke

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