Tracktober 002: “Dr. Strawberries and Cream” — Funky Nudisco in D Minor 123BPM

Day 2 of my Tracktober challenge 🎃 — every day this month I’m writing and posting a track sketch. These are works-in-progress (WIP), not finished mixes (I only put max 2 hours into each one!) — the goal is to practice showing up daily, experiment with new ideas, and share the creative process openly instead of waiting until everything is “perfect.”

• Concept: Start with a fun bass line and buiid from there (instead of drums)
• What I practiced: Melodic and harmonic composition. How to improvise and build melodies and harmonies. I also tinkered with the Arturia instrument plugin and made my synths a bit warmer sounding 
• Imperfections: The highs sound way overbalanced to me (which is sort of OK because the mixing isn’t done!), and i wish i had more time to elaborate on the melodies with runs and fun stuff. It definitely has legs as a dance track, and I think more time could definitely put it there.
• Influences: No joke? Carly Rae's Loneliest Time and intros to Kim Petras and Dua Lipa tracks...DON’T DRAG ME!

Drop me a comment if a moment catches your ear! I’d love to hear what stands out to ya!

Tracktober 002 - Dr. Strawberries and Cream (Sketch)

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“Reflections in Motion” is a musical journey through light and shadow, where every melody becomes a mirror of the inner world. The album unites 15 tracks, each creating its own microcosm — from the gentle glow of morning awakening to the calm of a city night, from the whisper of an ocean breeze to timeless, suspended spaces.

Velvety saxophone lines, warm Rhodes chords, deep bass, and airy synth textures evoke a sense of purity and weightlessness. This is music for contemplation, for meditation, for feeling the space between notes — and the moments between breaths.

Mood: serenity, gentle nostalgia, romance, and soft philosophy.
Perfect for quiet evenings at home, solitary walks, rainy days, or dawns when the world is just beginning to wake.

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