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Terracotta - A New Single by SpicyChorizo

A new downtempo song that I made in 2 hours, which sounded pretty neat. Since it didnt fit (I'm not gonna pull a <album title goes here> and release a mix of genres) with my upcoming album content, I just released it as a single to show I wasnt dead. If you like Boards of Canada, then you'll like this. =^_^=

Listen on Soundcloud!
Download it on Bandcamp!
Look at it on my website!

Enjoy.

I like boards of canada, but this just really…wasn't as interesting…

I saw chorizo, and opened the thread to find it was not a recipe.

I'll listen to it though.

generosity wrote:

I like boards of canada, but this just really…wasn't as interesting…

Even though I'm surprised that someone who makes 27-minute songs said that, I respect your opinion.

NeilWest wrote:

generosity wrote:

I like boards of canada, but this just really…wasn't as interesting…

Even though I'm surprised that someone who makes 27-minute songs said that, I respect your opinion.

I made THREE songs
and they're soundscapes, they're just supposed to be relaxing

it's pretty good.

Personally, I would like it a bit cleaner. There's also a tad too much dissonance for my tastes.

Doubletiming the drums could be cool but it's supposed to be downtempo, so yeah

The songs pretty cool but SpicyChorizo sounds more like a username than a musical name that can take itself seriously and doesn't really reflect the style of what you make in any meaningful way.

honesty wrote:

The songs pretty cool but SpicyChorizo sounds more like a username than a musical name that can take itself seriously and doesn't really reflect the style of what you make in any meaningful way.

hater

honesty wrote:

The songs pretty cool but SpicyChorizo sounds more like a username than a musical name that can take itself seriously and doesn't really reflect the style of what you make in any meaningful way.

but it encourages chorizo lovers

Like me.

The artist name makes me hungry for chili for some reason.

o.o

It doesn't really remind me of Boards of Canada at all.