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Just started my PRC entry today and had quick progress already. It won't be great but it's a source I personally love and a style I think I can manage well with by myself without anyone's help, so that feels somewhat good and fun to work with. Maybe a bit outdated in terms of sound and production, but maybe because of that it'll help bringing a more 2000s music forums vibe that somewhat fits the nostalgia for those of you who kept submitting for decades

i meant, it's likely an e♭ minor chord with a major 6th added (C). to me, the major 6th in a tonic chord (whichever octave it may be in) does imply that you might wanna move to a IV chord later, because the major 6th is also the major 3rd of the IV chord. that's what i was getting at.... but it really ain't universal, it's just a blues/jazz staple as i tried to say. it just....sounds nice, you know in this case, you can shift the lowest B♭ down a wholetone and you get exactly that, a jazzy IV chord function. god, it's so easy to cause more confusion than help with this notation stuff if you're not on point. my bad.

Eb major 6th chord. (1st inversion) if you move the low Bb down a whole tone while keeping the other notes the same you get the IV minor 7th(+9th) function. that's the tension thing kinda. it's a bluesjazz thing.

y'all, the drum work in this gave me some infected mushroom vibes, and the vocals just carried that right along to a proper conclusion. suffice to say: i dig it. very well done

I dig it. A minimal soundscape that basically has the occasional ear candy to maintain interest. It had to have solid production to justify it, which it does. I like the breakdown at 3:25 - 4:39, although I would maybe have liked a bigger payoff afterwards, like a larger lead sound than one that is low-passed plucky, or one that is more interesting than a supersaw. Something to keep in mind for the future!