Aww yeahh

I really love this, and all you music.

And I'm sure the N.A.'s had a legit reason. Maybe the music was too loud. lol. ;)

Impressive!

Hello Bosa. Sorry about not getting to this song earlier, i've been listening to it for a long while now, I just havn't written a review... until now that is.

I must after reading your description I was expecting a more "indian" flavour, then those awesome bagpipes came in and immediately I discarded the indian image to feel the song better.

What i'm getting is a kind of festive feel. Like you would see in a great field, with dancing, festivities, campfires, and such smooth waves of emotion, of love, peace, and later on, even sorrow.

The french horns you introduce with that oboe and flute, really nailed that feeling of peace. Then it went all minor on my face, and this is where the sorrow, and slight overtones of darkness came in. It was quickly replaced by some peaceful, romantic strings though, so that ended quickly.

Back to the bagpipes after that, I felt this was a good move. That bagpipe sounds live. I know you have some friends who are able to play instruments, if this was him, I must truly commend him, those bagpipes are well played.

I must have listened to this song over 20 times, it just flows so well.

Loops well too, so good work. easily a 5/5 from me Bosa, another great. Keep them coming!

Pretty Damn Good

This song is incredibly easy to visualize in some sort of a romance animation, well done.

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Clayton

Owh no, bosa did it again

the first instriment was cool ( dont know the english word for it), and than the classical "movie" music that you expect to hear in movies when a boy and a girl look eachother in the eyes and look trough the eyes and see the dreams of eachother , well it got nothing to do with me ( or my bad typing) , i will get you to the top!