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Feedback on a collaboration with a trumpet player

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Topic: Feedback on a collaboration with a trumpet player

Posted By: sage.judd
Subject: Feedback on a collaboration with a trumpet player
Date Posted: September 17 2018 at 17:10

Hey guys, it's been a while since I've posted. I'm a jazz pianist that has dabbled in multi-instrumentalism and mixing rock with jazz for a while. I collaborated recently with a good friend of mine, Josue Estrada, who is a badass trumpet player. I did everything else. We made this song together, I hope you like it! Any feedback or advice is appreciated!

https://soundcloud.com/sage_judd/fools-gold-1

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Posted By: sage.judd
Date Posted: September 20 2018 at 22:05

https://soundcloud.com/sage_judd/josue-guitar-test-1/s-3b95z

Here is another song I featured the trumpet player on, he did a fantastic job. This one is a bit more tonal, kind of an expression of bittersweet nostalgia. Little less abstract, but he can deliver a melody fantastically.

Posted By: chopper
Date Posted: September 21 2018 at 06:25

Might be better if you didn't spam this in 3 different parts of the forum.

Posted By: Hrychu
Date Posted: September 21 2018 at 09:14

This is sweet. Very jazzy with a bit of prog.

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Posted By: sage.judd
Date Posted: September 21 2018 at 14:25

You are right, but there are so little ways for my music to gain exposure that I kind of have to or it never gets any concrete feedback and just remains unobserved entirely on soundcloud and bandcamp. Even when I do, the commentary is very minimal. I appreciate the snide comment though, thanks for taking the time to be a bit of a dick because I obviously wasn't aware of the finer nuances and social dynamics of posting something on the internet to share art with my target audience and now I'm an educated man. Can't put a price on seeing the light.