1. Le Patisserie
   TheVideoGamer
2. Requiem for Doughnuts
   JohnGabrielUK
3. the feeling of eating cookies from 1984 at grandma's house
   cotmm68030

Le Patisserie has that HELLA good chord structure, diggin the hell out of it and its DOPE melodic lead.....

Requiem for Doughtnuts has a very mid-2000s JRPG vibe, that eerie but familiar feeling.

1. devoted unitarians commit love to their pastries (gone wrong) C
   grin
2. Requiem for Doughnuts
   JohnGabrielUK
3. the feeling of eating cookies from 1984 at grandma's house
   cotmm68030

Another great week you guys (Also a rare case of me being in the party)

TheVideoGamer - Tried to make an electronic/hip-hop thing with a jazz element to it. Wanted to keep things a little on the simple side, so the chords primarily loop, while other elements are added and subtracted. Not much to say here, the track is not complicated at all, maybe even suited to a rapper. Definitely a huge fan of this progression, one of my top ones (It was already saved in the project, i just needed a guitar and synth to go with it. Hope you enjoyed it anyways!

Lyra_183 - I find this rather weirdly funny and maybe disturbing (And short). I'm glad your branching out though, good job!

JohnGabrielUK - What a lovely choir sound, this is incredible. The VST used is super nice, lovely work here! Lovely work!

grin - What a journey man! This took me in so many cool directions it's amazing. Definitely experimental, and definitely has that sound design. I'm struggling to find an artist to compare it to, it's so original. Maybe Cylob? Autechre? I don't know, they sound nothing alike. The vocal usage is pretty funny. Awesome work here!

cotmm68030 - Beautiful ambience, such luscious pads. The guitars seem to really play of the chords, kind of like metal meets ambient music. It's a very cool combo, love it a lot. Well done!

Arcana - It's a good job i heard it, or i would have struggled to type anything here lol. Shame it's the wrong one, i liked how it sounded, even though i do remember how loud the melody was, and how it could have benefitted from a few mixing touches. Good job though!

Top 3 - grin, JohnGabrielUK, cotmm68030

Awesome - JohnGabrielUK, grin, cotmm68030

Needs Work - Lyra_183, Arcana.

1. Le Patisserie
   TheVideoGamer
2. the feeling of eating cookies from 1984 at grandma's house
   cotmm68030
3. Healthy Donuts made with lettuce (sorry no vocals im sick rn)
   Lyra_183

@TheVideoGamer - Le Patisserie

Great composition, I love what you're doing with chords and rhythm, the swing, the bass pattern, everything :) Very tasty music, all in all definitely worthy of donuts and other pastry.

@cotmm68030 - cookies from 1984

What a soundscape.... near endless reverbs playing together with (almost) in-your-face plucked melodies. I think the distorted resonant noise is a bit much, but I don't think it's supposed to be a "nice" experience :D

@Lyra_183 - Donuts made with lettuce

Wow, I love the creativity on this - playing the chewing sound on repeat almost makes it sound hypnotic. The "ahh" breath noise is a bit loud, maybe (on my headphones). Oh, and, I really love the beat speed up towards the end - exciting!

@JohnGabrielOOK - Requiem for Doughnuts

Nice harmonies, and a very spherical feel. Poor Doughnuts :(

@grin - devoted unitarians

Very trippy arrangement, it was a bit hard for me to follow what's happening, but I loved the sounddesign and the "prayer".

Well done, folks, sorry I couldn't make it this time!

1. Requiem for Doughnuts
   JohnGabrielUK
2. the feeling of eating cookies from 1984 at grandma's house
   cotmm68030
3. Le Patisserie
   TheVideoGamer

cool cool I did originally listen to them all but it got deleted a so here is something quick

The video gamer: Neat! I liked it

confusedfather:I liked it!

Grin: Chaotic..?

JohnGabrielUK: Choir like

Me: yummy lettuce