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diff --git a/album/the-wanderers/album.txt b/album/the-wanderers/album.txt index 5f47e8a5..9e890ed2 100644 --- a/album/the-wanderers/album.txt +++ b/album/the-wanderers/album.txt @@ -55,14 +55,14 @@ Commentary: Fast forward a year or two. Some discussion with internet friends had led me to find that old flash game again, and I heard my old favourite tune in all its glory (significantly less glorious than I remembered; nostalgia does that to you). Still, it showed me the main place I was going wrong, which was that I’d neglected harmony. All of the three or four lines of music that piece had were monophonic, making a really drab sound, while what I needed where chords. A stupid mistake? Sure, it was, but then, I wasn’t that good a musician when I first wrote the piece. I started over, applying all the experience I’d got both from writing music and simply listening to it with a critical ear to get my main contribution to the Wanderers album, and something I could be proud of. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Track: Requiem for an Exile -Artist: Tyler Dever, Solatrus +Artist: James Dever, Solatrus Contributors: Solatrus (production) References: Requiem:requiem Track Art: Zilleniose URLs: https://youtu.be/aAphwUVKFm4 Commentary: <i>Solatrus:</i> - I made Tyler’s great composition sound, well, better. Imagine it without the panning, without the reverb, etc. + I made James’s great composition sound, well, better. Imagine it without the panning, without the reverb, etc. I’d be a bit flat sounding! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Track: Raggy Looking Dance |