quite Pharaoh became the second most favourite song of a very good friend, after I introduced her to Jeremy’s music. Had to listen to it in a loop for hours, still enjoy it. Great music!

Kino (Orizons) Spicy chords, pumpin rhythms.
Happy thoughts and margaritas.

Andre Pink Floyd in a box! Favorite track: Weave.

Pmateo Awesome live performances you can get lost in! Tell U Something bass line is A+. Favorite track: Tell U Something.

quite Great tracks! Feel a bit more like a collection of works, rather than a clear album. Happy to finally have a good way to listen to these, instead of watching the videos. Favorite track: R U OK.

Jaime Thundercat This album absolutely sounds beautiful. The texture of the sounds really pull each track together. But that's not what makes this album special to me. It's the ethos you've put into the theme. The realization that "Yeah, I think what I have going for me is predetermined by factors outside of my control. But I at least have the illusion of choice, and I'm going to put whatever chosen good I can into the world."
It's similar to my own feelings of determinism, and it makes me feel seen. Favorite track: Determinism.

SAILOR TOMB damn dude this is classic shit Favorite track: Dying Sounds Better With U.

Pmateo Heck yes the vocals on Find Me are on point. Also the visuals on the music vid are a real treat! Favorite track: Find Me.

emfred-dot-com Lots of great stuff on here. A vibrant and inspiring listen! Favorite track: On the Ocean.

Kyle Rogers I think this album sold me on Eurorack; it’s my first time really digging into an extended performance on one, and it’s really fascinating how the song evolves over time, and that modular sound design is just so wild and cool. Since I’ve been diving into hardware jams I get the general idea of how it would work, and I’m very impressed with how much Jeremy is able to do with this setup. I like it more and more with each listen