Hey, guys! It`s been a while since i`ve posted on here. I`ve been focusing on making a Rock album.
Growing up as a 2000s kid listening to bands such as Linkin Park, Three Days Grace, & Breaking Benjamin inspired me to create my own songs aswell. I`ve just turned eighteen last month. I like listening to my generation of rappers these days but, i`ve also gotten into alot of 90s rock music this year especially "Nirvana." This is my new song & it was influenced by Kurt Cobain. Tell me what y`all think and should i carry on making this type of music?  :)

(Audio has been replaced with a music video instead!)
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Listen to more of my songs here:
https://soundcloud.com/jaedriss

Very good! Carry on with this style.    8)

Very good! Carry on with this style.    8)


Thanks for taking your time to listen. Glad you liked it! ;D

It's alright I guess. Your singing needs to be a bit better though.

It's alright I guess. Your singing needs to be a bit better though.


Thanks for your honest comment! ;D

To be quite honest... Um.  I agree about the need for improvement as far as singing goes.  :-[

About the singing: have y'all heard a grunge song before? ;D

But in all seriousness, project more. The morose mumbling thing at the beginning was working if you would just project more, but the gravelly vocal style in the middle and end don't. But the song itself is well-composed, and I like that it's short and doesn't conform to the standard 3-minute radio song format.

Is grunge still popular today?

About the singing: have y'all heard a grunge song before? ;D

But in all seriousness, project more. The morose mumbling thing at the beginning was working if you would just project more, but the gravelly vocal style in the middle and end don't. But the song itself is well-composed, and I like that it's short and doesn't conform to the standard 3-minute radio song format.


You like that it's short because it ended sooner.

You like that it's short because it ended sooner.


:P

No. Have you ever heard an '80s alternative song? Not R.E.M. or one of those that ended up on the radio, I mean the real obscure sheesh. The Minutemen, Minor Threat, MDC, The Wire (I mean they were technically '70s but still). The guys who inspired Nirvana and the rest of the Seattle sound were heavy, hard, and short.

Is grunge still popular today?


I would think so.

I would think so.
I would say not over here.

About the singing: have y'all heard a grunge song before? ;D

But in all seriousness, project more. The morose mumbling thing at the beginning was working if you would just project more, but the gravelly vocal style in the middle and end don't. But the song itself is well-composed, and I like that it's short and doesn't conform to the standard 3-minute radio song format.


Thanks for showing an understanding of the grunge sound i was going for!
I`m gonna take your advice about what vocal style to use & i appreciate the positive comment! :)

What happened with this video? I wanted to hear this song again, it’s very good. Keep going! ;)

I could have sworn I already made a comment on this thread.  Are there two versions of this topic?

What happened with this video? I wanted to hear this song again, it’s very good. Keep going! ;)


Here is the video, thank you!! ;D

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I could have sworn I already made a comment on this thread.  Are there two versions of this topic?


This was the thread i made before i made my music video for it, so the only thing that i had to show was the audio.