[Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit cover]

Super effort! Vocals sound great. As John says though, this is a hard one to cover in terms of getting past the "not as good as the original" challenge.

 

I often think covers of big songs like this benefit from being done in a different style. Like when Ryan Adams did that amazing, haunted cover of Oasis' Wonderwall which was arguably better than the original. 

[What the hell is 'neoclassical electronica' anyway?!]

I had a lot of fun making this neoclassical electronica playlist recently and thought I would share it on here. If you like contemporary piano compositions that have some electronic elements then this should be right up your street! I've thrown a couple of my own songs on there too—any likes and follows are always hugely appreciated

 

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2uXNt3SRrjisbMEemNXRMc?si=a1e466e24c864059

[Samples from my upcoming album.]

Some really lovely sounds on here, and I totally hear the Vangelis comparisons. This album could do very well considering 80's sounds are infiltrating a lot of popular music right now. Keep going man, your niche is most definitely out there!

[Angeles (Elliott Smith Cover)]

Love this song. I think you've done a grand job! I think I prefer when you sing the vocals higher up, the ones at the lower end seem to get lost a little. Very nice though, I enjoyed it a lot 

[Pleased to be here!]

Thanks John, I've been having a look around and there's so much great stuff on this forum. Glad I found this community!

[Pleased to be here!]

Thanks Peggy, much appreciated!

[Any fans of Song Exploder? (The Netflix Series)]

Love this show. I really enjoyed the Trent Reznor one as I was a big fan of Nine Inch Nails when I was an angsty teenager! The REM one about how they wrote Losing My Religion was really interesting too. 

[Pleased to be here!]

Hi all, I'm James from London in the UK. I'm a new artist just starting out and would love to be a part of this community! Looking forward to hearing new music and maybe even finding some collaborators on here