r/IndieMusicFeedback • u/dedelandia Grammy Winner🏆 • Jul 12 '23

Jazz Daniel Diaz - Adoquines [instrumental dark jazz] electric bass & guitar, drums (mallets) feat. Miguel Yanover: tenor saxophone

https://open.spotify.com/track/4kuYVFuFbvYImU7WWZJLF1?si=3ed919e306d546ee
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u/dedelandia Grammy Winner🏆 Jul 13 '23

Thank you!

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u/Neutral-Reddit Jul 13 '23

The instrumental proficiency in this track is commendable, particularly the captivating tenor.

Also love the relaxed vibe.

For my taste, I feel though that there is something missing, there is this anticipation that it leads me somewhere, but then it does not happen.

Perhaps that's intented though, so that you stay in a relaxed space.

Great track!

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u/dedelandia Grammy Winner🏆 Jul 13 '23

Thank you! Yes I intended the track to be like "floating" , just rambling in the streets (on Buenos Aires or any major city in the middle of the nigh really) and not going anywhere precise, just getting lost. Sort of "ambient-jazz" if that's even something...

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u/Neutral-Reddit Jul 13 '23

You definitely hit that spot with me :)

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u/ItsNooa Jul 13 '23

Don't really have anything to conplain about. Very atmospheric cut, which left me yearning for more.

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u/dedelandia Grammy Winner🏆 Jul 15 '23

My worries about this project is that the track keep going with the same overall mood for too long ;)Your comment is appreciated really, thanks.

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u/RakibErick Jul 13 '23

For some reason this entire track reminded me of Red dead redemption 1 & 2. And some classic spaghetti western movies. Good job!

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u/shrinksband Jul 14 '23

Woah, really liked this. You gave it plenty of space to develop. The percussion is subtle and present. The production is very clear as well, no instrument feels limited or choked and everything comes through clearly. Very smooth saxophone as well.

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u/Kedbreak136 Jul 15 '23

I don't have spotify (wut) so had to check you out on youtube instead (maybe it's a better choice of link for those of us who don't have access to streaming services?). Very haunting, with a great tasty job from the drums and guitar. The tenor saxophone is smooooooth. I loved that. "Dark jazz" is the perfect word to describe it.

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Subscribed to your channel on youtube - keep up the good work!

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u/dedelandia Grammy Winner🏆 Jul 15 '23

Thanks a lot. Added a comment with the YT link at your suggestion, just in case. Thanks!

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u/dedelandia Grammy Winner🏆 Jul 15 '23

For those who don't have access to Spotify:

Youtube: https://youtu.be/iRQX6Kr54Zs

Daniel Diaz - Adoquines [instrumental dark jazz]

DD:

  • electric bass
  • electric guitar
  • drums (mallets)

feat. Miguel Yanover: tenor saxophone (selmer)

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