(Perhaps numbers were down because of yesterday's holiday--but I think "Tryptophan", the Interbay track that dropped yesterday, deserves more ears.  So, give that a listen, please, if you haven't already.  If you like it, give it a like.  THEN come back here and check out this track!  Thanks!)  

You might not recognize this track because it FEELS busy...but this is one of the most minimal tracks that Interbay has ever made.  There are four instruments--a drum machine and three synths.  And there's one female vocalist, singing ethereally--but mostly repeating certain phrases.  

(I know that some of you like the songs where I manage to work in actually sung vocals, rather than the spoken words or dialogue snippets that I often use for a song's mandatory "vocal element."  Well, this is one of those!  Check it out!)  

At 116bpm, "How Does This Feel?" isn't slow...but it is slower than the vast majority of Interbay tracks (don't check my math on that--that's a guesstimate.)  The sound is digifunk--digital and digital sounding elements making funk music.  Or this old white man's approximation of funk--perhaps less George Clinton and more Bill Clinton?  (It's a fair cop.)  

Too fast to be chill, too slow to fill the big rooms--this track is more selective in its appeal.  You've got to like it when various effects are slapped onto the drums, giving it a technological psychedelic feel.  Like, what might the laptop computer equivalent to LSD?  Whatever THAT is...then that!  

The vocals are simple, direct, and heart breaking.  She can't find the way.  (What way?)  The way to describe how does this feel.  And, finally, at the end, she finds the perfect word to sum up how this DOES feel.  (Spoilers, sweetie!)  

I had another track in mind to drop today, but when I opened this up and found how close I'd been to finishing this track whenever it was when I'd put it aside, I knew that I had to get this one polished and off the lot.  Sometimes, you just get a certain "now" vibe from a track--and this one is that.  (Despite it being heavily rooted in some 80s vibes.)  

So--like yesterday's "Tryptophan"...I can only ask that you give "How Does This Feel? (Can't Find The Way)" a listen and a like, if you do.  If you want to, you could repost it or share it with a friend (or more.)  You could add it to a playlist that is missing some digifunk spark.  You could leave a comment--though, I will say, I much prefer the encouraging ones!  And, perhaps most importantly, consider giving this page a follow.  Did you know that a brand new Interbay track drops EVERY SINGLE DAY (so far!) and the only way to keep your head above this wave of musical content is to follow along as these tracks keep a-comin'.    

Thanks!  (You thought I'd given all the thanks I had yesterday?  Nope.  Always keep a supply of thanks on hand--because people have earned them.)

"How Does This Feel? (Can't Find the Way)" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

Dude from the hills. Thankyou for taking the time to listen and supporting my works, it is very much appreciated.

My new EP, 'maisey moore' under CRSY is out now. Check it out via the links below :-) if you'd like a free code for the Bandcamp release then just give us a shout
Still CRSY, just fancied a name change 😁

When i'm not playing video games....
...i listen to and create Music.
I get into everything: Abba to Zappa...Grindcore to Gershwin...Nine Inch Nails to Nina Simone...Mike Oldfield to My Bloody Valentine to Miles Davis
  I LIKE MUSIC....composing and listening   😎
For the record: I am a keyboardist and sometimes drummer. About 90% of  the keyboard work is me actually playing a Yamaha Midi keyboard. Now you know...

Independent electronic ambient artist, crafting immersive soundscapes that blend atmosphere with deep exploration of texture and tone. My compositions are shaped by the active imagination described by C. G. Jung and the vivid landscapes of my dreams, translating emotions into evolving auditory experiences.
Influenced by ambient minimalism and deep bass tweaking with VCF filters, my music layers rich harmonics, resonant frequencies, and fluid transitions to create enveloping and transportive journeys.

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Record Label: Shadow Glass Recordings 
No promoters I handle all my own production.

Joe Webster is an electronic musician, composer and producer with eclectic sensibilities. He creates music that blends genres, styles and influences, from ambient and cinematic to jazz and EDM.

Post-punk, dance, indie, electronic, and mutant pop in various styles (seriously!)--new tracks being posted daily (every day for over a year, so far!)

Interbay is the new project of Peter Greyy (previously of Cremation Dance and DangerScience), based out of Seattle and Phantom Laboratories West.