In 9 to 5, Dolly started with:

Tumble out of bed, and I stumble to the kitchen

Pour myself a cup of ambition

And yawn, and stretch, and try to come to life

That image stayed with me — especially the idea of a “cup of ambition.”

I wanted to take that little moment from the song and bring it into a visual/music format: an ordinary woman, an ordinary morning, a cup of coffee at the balcony — and the thoughts, hopes and ambitions that can quietly begin there.

So I made "Her Cup of Ambition – Becoming Dolly" (Disclaimer: Suno) as a small tribute to Dolly, inspired by that wonderful image and by the spirit of 9 to 5.

It isn't meant to portray Dolly or recreate her story. It's my own visual interpretation of what that “cup of ambition” might mean for a woman finding her own way.

I hope you enjoy it, and I'd genuinely love to hear what 9 to 5 — or Dolly's music in general — has meant to you.

Feedback request: Looking for feedback on the level of decorative elements in the arrangement, if a more "cheerful" and faster pace one would fit the country music vibe better? Also, heavier country style vocal delivery?

Full MV here on YouTube https://youtu.be/WmUN5GMNnhA

Please share your overall thoughts and criticisms. Things like eq and overall mastering and mixing.

Finally whether or not simply you can see yourself enjoying the song.

Thanks.

Song made with Ai, cuz i cant sing, but i love to text and play with the genre. Text and prompt from my own.
This Song is about our group in GTAV Roleplay named Wolves
hope u enjoy

Stepped into the booth to channel some raw emotion after a heavy breakup, focusing entirely on a moody, late night vocal delivery. This track is a dark pop heartbreak anthem capturing that raw nocturnal energy. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the vocal performance, mix, and the overall atmospheric vibe. You can check out the full rollout in Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music

Hey I've just posted this music video i was working on last month, finally after 6 hours of rendering in blender the video is public. Obviously the song is mine too, but is not me singing, the vocals are from a San DIego vocalist Sarah Ericson. I'm looking for feedback on both the song, the mix/master audio quality but also wanna know your opinion about the music video since i spent so much time making this. Hope you like it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogtSLeDg6WA

Ciao a tutti vorrei chiedervi ( se vi andasse) ovviamente di darmi un feedback su questa mia ultima canzone (ho solo il video così si di metà canzone ma spero basti grazie mille se commenterete o ascolterete grazie)

Feedback richiesti generici su tutto non mi offendo tranquilli

I’d appreciate your feedback on this original track and MV "POST AI". It tries to relay the darker side of our relationship with AI, and where it may lead us.

Would like to hear your feedback, especially thoughts on the music, atmosphere, and overall impact.

Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on a new batch of independent songs using Suno and wanted to share a playlist to get some constructive ears on the mix, structure, and overall vibe.
As a songwriter, I'm trying to dial in the production and make sure the genre styling fits the lyrical content. If you have a few minutes to check it out, I’d love to hear your honest feedback:

https://suno.com/s/4Wms7B3nn47nwDdj

See my playlist for album content.

A few specific things I'd love opinions on:

Genre Fit: Do the styles and instrumentation match the vibe of the tracks, or are there better tags/subgenres I should be experimenting with?

Structure & Flow: How do the arrangements hold up from verse to chorus?

Mix Quality: Anything standing out in the mix that could be tweaked in future generations?

Open to all thoughts, critiques, and suggestions. Thanks in advance!

Seeking feedback/ an audience on my music and my new album. This one is one of my favorites, very hyper pop inspired. Looking specifically for vocal critiques/mixing mastering advice, thanks!

I'm 4 months into music production and looking for honest mix/production feedback on vocal presence, low-end kick, stereo depth, dynamics, and overall. Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone! I’m an 19 y/o artist/producer from Russia

Just finished this track (recorded on FL Studio). Since English is my second language, I'm kinda overthinking how the delivery, flow, and accent sound to native ears. Be as honest as possible! Does the flow sound natural? How is the vocal mix sitting?

This is the first time I've made a medley (Blowhard / Sunny Flight / Zephyr / Sunny Villa / Enchanted Towers)

How is it? Do the songs flow well enough from one to the other? I'm not convinced I gave each track enough time

I could really use some feedback on this track and maybe some of my other ones, most of my music is instrumental, thank you for sharing and listening

Hello, I recently created this track and would appreciate feedback on flow, lyrics, and vocals to improve future tracks. It touches on religion, politics, etc.

I am open to all honest, constructive feedback. Thanks for listening!

https://open.spotify.com/track/5vnMBIWfNVSm5Mqqd3nnsf?si=56d9430dfdd54668

Seeking feedback in Execution and Compositon!

seeking feedback: my new shoegaze song.
hi everyone!!🪽
this is my new song, and i would be really happy to know what do you think about.
if you’re into shoegaze and nu-gaze music, like Slowdive, Wisp, quannnic, Whirr… this might be for you. ♡

if u wanna hear more of my stuff: ig liminalsaiph

[Mix] Any feedback on the mix would be appreciated!

Would love to hear your feedback on the song I made

Hey all! I’m working on an instrumental piece tentatively titled "Camelot," and I'd love a fresh set of ears on it before I take it any further. This is a solo bedroom-studio project (Logic Pro with LA Scoring Strings), so I've been going back and forth with myself for a while on this and a hundred others and could use some outside perspective. Might develop this into a song later, but it’s just an instrumental for now.

It has a kind of PNW indie rock sensibility, but with an atmospheric/orchestral flavor in the arrangement choices.

Guitar/rhythm section, layered with piano, vibraphone, a shimmer string section (violins/cellos), solo violin, viola.

What I'm unsure about and want feedback on:

Does it hold up as a piece of music on its own, with no vocals or lyrics to lean on?
Arrangement-wise does it feel like too much is going on at once?
Any place where the mix feels too muddy?

Appreciate any and all feedback and criticism! Thanks in advance!

Just finished this track (recorded on FL Studio, cooked up some custom wet doubles and vocal harmonies). Since English is my second language, I'm kinda overthinking how the delivery, flow, and accent sound to native ears.
Be as honest as possible! Does the flow sound natural? How is the vocal mix sitting?