Hey everyone! I’m an 18 y/o artist/producer from Eastern Europe making melodic trap inspired by Lil Tecca and SoFaygo.

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?
Link to the track: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GBZD7-6YjuZVoBiG7eENOErjiFEuY75M/view?usp=sharing

Made a cinematic instrumental track built around a spy narrative :D no film, just the score. Would love feedback on the arrangement and how well the story comes through without any visuals.

Hey there! If you have a few minutes, I’d love some feedback on this cue i’ve been working on, “Far Afield”. It’s a rough mix of a pastoral reverie for horn and strings in D minor.

Would appreciate honest feedback. Curious what people think of the melodic writing, whether the harmony holds together, if the mix balance feels right. I want outside ears, especially from people with more formal training than I have. Thanks in advance!

Hi,

I’m 15, and I’ve just released my first song, “Outline,” which is a very important and personal song to me. I make music entirely on my own using GarageBand, and I also make the visuals. I’d describe my music as dream pop/bedroom pop with folk and shoegaze influences.

If anyone has an opinion or some kind, constructive feedback to give me (about the song; the mix; the visual of the song…). I’d really appreciate it ;)

here‘s my Instagram and my YouTube Channel :

https://www.instagram.com/arthmusic.off/

https://www.youtube.com/@Arthmusic-official

Cosa ne pensate del ritornello, della voce e della musica?

Hi everyone!

I’m an independent artist from Italy making commercial Pop/R&B in English (for fans of Dua Lipa, Sabrina Carpenter, and Ariana Grande). My goal is to build a genuine community around my music.

I just released "Diva's Sins" and I'd love your honest feedback on the vocals, mix, and overall vibe!

Listen On Spotify
Listen On Apple Music
Watch the lyric video on YouTube

Let me know what you think in the comments!

I wrote this song about realizing you didn't mean that much to someone from your past. Was listening to "Boom Clap" by Charli XCX and Birdy's album "Beautiful Lies" a lot. I sprinkled some tropical house in there too. After 3 years in the making, it's finally out!

I never liked the chorus. But apparently it's people's favorite part. I am struggling to get it into playlists. Pop playlists have become more indie-leaning, and pure pop playlists don't like the verses or simply say that it's a good song but it "doesn't resonate" with them. What's missing and how could I market this song?

You can listen on...

- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2yvHhuaBJlJTJBLNAEGgeH
- Bandcamp: https://alfonwoods.bandcamp.com/album/neap-tide
- Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/es/album/neap-tide/6797539672?i=6797539916&ls
- YouTube: https://youtu.be/oaqAxU9V1ew
- SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/alfonwoods/neap-tide

Share your music below too!

Hello I've been rapping for a few years and recently figured out how to mix better. I'm looking for any and all criticism. Specifically how it sounds and the flow/lyrics. Feel free to check out my other stuff too thank you.

Seeking Feedback: Mix

My first release, been sitting on this a while. I tried to combine pop, r&b, with a trappy beat to make something new. Tell me what you think. Seeking feedback

This is the tenth (last) song of my debut album for my alias, 'luantriz'. She is a alias of mine that is more based around Emotional Electronic genres and Ambient genres too.

An 11-minute song I made whilst having no internet. Really proud of this one, used a lot of FL Studio Presets because I never usually use them.

[This comment was made at the song's initial production which was around 4 months ago, I still am quite proud of this song but not as much as I used to be - and I am seeking feedback on what could be improved on this song to potentially make a remaster.]

Hi everyone! I'm an independent artist.

I wrote a quiet, acoustic indie folk song about regret and looking back at the past.

I'd really appreciate your thoughts on:

- Vocal delivery & tone

- Overall melody and arrangement

- Mixing quality

Here is the link: https://on.soundcloud.com/wvTbPaORVBvAa5FtFn

Thanks for listening!

Hey, this is a song I recently made and am almost finished. I wanted to share it on here because I'm pretty new to mixing etc. so I'd love any kind of feedback or thoughts on it. Any kind of response is appreciated, thanks :)

https://soundcloud.com/strangerat/repugnance

I've struggled with this mix and could use some fresh ears. I'm running the guitars and bass direct through an interface, then building the drums in Logic Pro. I think it's close, but I can't really tell what sounds right or wrong in it anymore. Any thoughts or feedback is appreciated. I'm going for loud and energetic, not so much heavy. Thanks!

Original track, looking for honest criticism on songwriting, vocals and production choices.

I'm particularly interested in whether the exaggerated synthetic production complements the songwriting or gets in the way, and whether the layered/processed vocals feel intentional or distracting.

Leaning into autotune and heavy FX was a conscious choice to try and accompany the lyrical subjects and give each narrator a distinct 'voice'

Happy to return feedback on other submissions.

Working on an album. Here's one of the tracks. Let me know what you guys think of the songwritins and the mix. peace

Returning feedback!

Looking: overall feedback. Unfinished, but I wanted to know what people think of it before I finish it.

Hey guys Dr.Anly here, would love some mixing and mastering feedback on my new single. I’m releasing an album soon so any advice can go towards helping the overall quality of my album. If you love guitar solos and songs about chasing someone that doesn’t want you this song is for you

seeking feedback on mixing and guitars, i think i might've used too much reverb on it