Dark electronica with horror vibes

[harveyball]

Hey,

I have been working on making music for some time, dabbling in anything really, nothing at all conventional. I stumbled upon a mix down process which has allowed me to create songs with Rising sounds which I have incorporated into dark electronica. I have a two track single out currently and a third single will be released next Monday which elevates the horror themes.

Here is a smartlink for anyone to use to access it on their favourite streaming service.
ditto.fm/eat-my-brains-zombie
My apologies if your streaming service isn't included but it may still be on there if you look.

Many thanks
Harvey Ball

[jhubz]

There are definitely some cool ideas in it. However, I am not a huge fan of the white noise riser sounds you use throughout; they sound a bit amateur, I guess, but that's a more personal preference. I love the sound of the snare, the sort of crack-like sound that lasted around 1:50. I would say, just from a marketing perspective, Im not a massive fan of the cover art and name of the track; I feel like the music itself is much more multifaceted than just strictly being a horror song, although there are elements of that. I think some of the more melodic aspects of the song are my preference. I'd love to hear more examples of that, such as 3:40. I would love to listen to some more of that. But overall, you have a unique style, and I like it! I like how dry the song sounds; it's almost like you're dehydrated while traveling through space.

[harveyball]

The term "neg" has a couple of informal meanings:
1. It can refer to making negative or slightly insulting comments to someone you find attractive in order to gain their interest
2. It's also a written abbreviation for "negative"

I can only assume you are trying to pull me for whatever reason and I am truly flattered.

[harveyball]

Also don't post the next comment about how real your last comment was cause it's predictable

[harveyball]

Its going to be a long one. I don't have time to read it. More important things to do. Peace!

[harveyball]

on.soundcloud.com/C2djGwBB5c1Fd41G6


This song removes itself from what has been discussed above. It has a floaty electronic vibe mixed with more and less conventional elements.