A Cautionary Tale

I agree, guitar would be good in this.

I like the vibe, and can imagine some heavier guitar on this(ofc I can, I do that with everything, but that's besides the point)

Not against the idea at all. But I am busy week-days. I work late nights, and have other collaborations on the backburner. But soon as I'm free I'd love to show you some cool stuff in studio and teach you a thing or two I know.

Thank you for the advice buddy! It would be pretty cool if we could collab sometime, preferably when you aren't busy and I get the hang of this singing thing! If you aren't against the idea that is :)

Thank you mate, but no. Not very long I suppose. Best way I can put it would be: understand how it is you want to sound, and not how it is you think you sound. We are capable of modulating our own voice, but I won't pretend it's easy. If you're singing, and you don't understand how it is you want to sound, then you will have trouble singing overall. Practice. Practice. Practice! It is the only way.

Your vocals are really abstract, you've been singing for a long time?

Aside from Cal mastering them - there isn’t much else I do with my vocals. I simply sing and I try to have fun with it. I often drink while doing recording sessions but every one has their own process to it. I don’t have a trick or secret, it just happens ya know? I think learning to write a song, especially being able to tell a story, may help you in your singing process because telling a story is much like a song but with rythm. Can you feel the rythm?

his song One More Hour is really good.

fr man! I'm serious!

no way man LMAO

thanks hura :)

I'm glad to see you use your voice more dude!

I appreciate that man ꒰´꒳`∗꒱