Listening Time: Declined after 41 seconds

Alchemical Records Response: I like the production here, but mixing and mastering wise the vocals are a bit too hot. Still cool idea here, and would love to hear more in the future.

Breeze Response: I can understand why you would come to this conclusion being a blogger and not an engineer as I’ve told another blogger.

This might be a cultural gap in the saying that the vocals are to “Hot” because in hip-hop culture that is a good thing. The production on the song is minimilistic to highlight the vocals. Top 100 songs that have people engineer their song vocals stand out the same way.

41 seconds is not enough time to understand the full production of this song which to me just is a lazy review.

Over all, that was the point and I’m confused of this decline but will be looking forward to sending more music weekly.

Breeze wrote and co-produced “Brand New” with the composer Pete Cruz. Pete mixed and masters the song. “Brand New* is available on YouTube and all digital platforms including Itunes, Google Play, Spotify, and Breeze Website.

• Experience Music Group Adds Breeze – Straight(Original Version) to their Spotify Playlist!
• Breeze – Straight(Original Version) has bypassed all playlist algorithmic systems of hierarchy and made it to a Spotify Playlist in association with Rap Caviar that occupies 97% of artist under UMG(Universal Music Group) making my song rank one of the 3% to make this accomplishment!
• Playlist curator “Anemoiarec” added Breeze – Straight(Original Version) to their Late Night Drive Playlist!
• Breeze – Straight(Original Version) got graded a A- but didn’t make it to this playlist curator spot because they wish the vocals were cleaner. Nuts!
• Breeze – Straight(Original Version) didn’t make it to this playlist because they personally didn’t feel the song! Understandable!