This is so beautiful. It reminds me of the main theme from Starbound :D
Reviews for "Love Never Ending"
Bosa responds:
Thank you! I haven't played that yet, but I will have to listen to the theme definitely!
Very well done friend :) Lush sound and great production, very epic. This is a very cinematic and classical piece and reminds me of the great composers silvestri and goldsmith. You really improved a lot good there - this is tripple A quality! I wish you all the best with your 2 girls - they definitely inspire you :) I dont really know what to say - there is nothing to critizise IMO. Flawless Victory!
All the best and keep up the great work!
Chris
Bosa responds:
You don't know how good it is for me to hear that from you! This has been a month long project and I poured out everything I had into it, so I am happy to see it pay off.
My LORD you outdid yourself with the instrumentation in this one! I want to make a joke about the cowbell being more romantic than the cello, but you've just done so well with this piece. Your mastering, samples used, overall instrumentation, progression, dynamics... Oh my, this is truly wonderful. It's so much more FULL of sound than many of your pieces and I feel this could be one of your best pieces to date! The use of the french horns is magnificent, and after the song ends I'm just CRAVING more from it! Everything from the gentle bass drum rolls to the flute and vocals in the entrance, to the oboe coming in, then the brass. I almost always crave more of that bass drum from its powerful hits, and despite it being toned back, it sounds magnificent because that's exactly how it SHOULD be in a piece such as this. I shudder at the thought of hearing a live performance of this as it would truly be awe-inspiring.
I really hope you keep making magnificent works such as this. They really do make me just feel all happy inside.
Again, thanks as always for sharing with us all!
~Lucky
Bosa responds:
Thank you!
I love the warm strings at the beginning. Has a great cinematic vibe, and the build-up into :35 was really nice. You're really tugging at my heartstrings by the time the soft piano starts at :38. Seems like a lot of the piece is quite transitory rather than producing cathartic content, but that's probably my only complaint. Of course, the cathartic content starts coming at the cello solo, and there's a great sense of energy coursing through the texture after that. The texture is so rich and lovely towards the end. Strong sense of emotion and storytelling with this one. Keep up the great work, Jon!
Amazing production value and a strong, dramatic composition. Congrats!
Bosa responds:
thank you sm! :)