@Dusty B
Overall, a very creative beat-tape. I've said it before, but you have style that's very unique and interesting. All the beats bring something cool to the table and each have one really "cool" aspect of them. There are a few that kinda sound long interludes or breakdowns of a longer song. Sample selection across the whole tape is cool. The back half sounds like a more cohesive offering. The first two beats don't quite match the rest of the tape's "vibe."
M&B:
Dope beat and a great way to kick off a beat-tape. Love the raw sound and feel of this...then you take it into this delicate section which is a great creative decision. Drums hit nice and hard.
Rock Cypher:
Definitely an interesting and unique piece of music. Drums are sick, lots of variations and use of fills, crashes, and cymbals. While I like me some nu-metal, this is a bit too much, in this presentation, for me. Maybe it's just a mood thing.
Life After Death:
More super cool drums here. I like the pairing of busy drums against the more delicate/serene music. The arrangement is cool too, but I think there needs to be a bit where the drums mellow out a bit so that beautiful chord progression can shine a bit more.
Fortunate Son:
Cool sample choice and treatment. This feels more like an art project than a beat/song. It's cool but falls under what I said of "long interlude."
The Man:
One of my favourites. There's a cool underground story telling vibe with this one. I really like the way it builds and weaves in elements and finally closes with that piano.
Landing:
Again, more of an art piece and experimental interlude type of vibe here.
Synthetic World:
I wish this one was longer! The drums, space and atmosphere on this are really great! I will say, the way you ended the tune is a great way to close the tape out in general. Again, this would be dope in a longer form.
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