Amazing. Beautifully done in all respects :)

I always look forward to your weekly posts! do what you do!

I tend to think that ambient music would go well with spoken word if done well - this track is brilliantly atmospheric - since you can feel the mood through the music as well as words. Works very well - I like it a lot. The keys really make this for me. But a brilliant idea.

@simonlockley: hey, nice one, I'm over to listen in a min :)

Master this is cool I think you will have more success! ) 


beautiful music :) nice work! you must be working very hard !

So now, I thought in the beginning, if you really want to be criticized, here I'd go for a round of bashing, but after a while even this song started to make so much sense – it just drenched me, so to speak, with its atmosphere…

Week 36 from the 'weekly noise' project, a tune a week for the whole of 2011.
<a href="http://thespeedofsoundblogcast.wordpress.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://thespeedofsoundblogcast.wordpress.com</a>/ 
A break from the songwriting here. This is an ambient track over a poem recitation. I recently found this poem, by me, written a lifetime ago. In a sense this is like a conversation between the young me, and the me at present. Hope you enjoy, or something....
Banjo+mellotron+cello - adjusted,
my voice-slowed,
Guitcello,
Synth pad.


Dree Ane's Weird (poem/ambient)   (wk 36/52)

Wes Martin, I write songs and paint. Not at the same time.
I wrote a song per week in '11 as Ukuleleboy (despite rarely using one, I know!!). I still write and record songs, annd post them on here. Hope you enjoy listening.
Wes

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