This reminds me of the Interlude stuff that Ian Anderson did in his concerts in the early days. Very stark and abstract. Not a whole song in itself but a lead in to another anthem type song. Just Ian on the piano singing something stark and from the backshelf of his soul. This is what it reminds me of. In fact you could go back in time to the middle 70's in England and did this number in the Midpoint of one of Mott the Hoople's concerts and gotten some applause and cheers from the stoned out crowd. Voice is a little pitchy but it's character pull it thru. It's not a stand alone rock piece and it is short and most importantly it has no groove which all rock tunes must have. It is original and bold but you cant bang your head or stomp your feet to it so it ain't rock son.

I didn't like this piece, would never listen to it, sorry. 1.It has nothing to do with rock. 2. Vocal is out of pitch.3. I can't get anything catchy in this piece that you want to play again. 4. Music part is too primitive and monotonous. Perhaps that's a new style which I don't understand, but for now I can give you only this rate. Good Luck!

Well what can I say? Andre's voice has a quality similar to Jon Anderson of Yes and Jon & Vangelis fame or Roger Hodgson of Supertramp but without the technical ability. The musical arrangement reminds me of Ivor Cutler so to me it feels tongue in cheek and therefore a piece of music to amuse. This being the case it certainly amused me.

The piano sound is nice. I like the feel you put into the song. You sound like your heart is ripping from your chest, however, even though in rock sometimes being in key is not as important as feeling the song, in this case it is. I feel this way because there is so little instrumentation to take away from the vocals being out of key so you are really focused on the voice. It is one of the shortest songs I've heard. Not that it's a bad thing. Tom Petty has a few that are very short. Overall, good job.

I was surprised by this one, reminded me of David bowie in places. Nice vocal keep doing what your doing. Waiting for you was a pleasant surprise so give it a listen. All the best

I hear a lot of deep thought and Theater in this song. Very Stark, but very interesting. I can't quite place the sound, but it reminds me of something from experimental music, late 1960's or late 1970's. Keep up the sounds. Good Luck all the way. Sincerely Edward Westbrook P.S. Hello from North Carolina in USA

Sorry mate, but I'll give you a bad review. First this song has nothing to do with rock, maybe alternative, experimental. Everything 's missing for me here. Maybe a lot of people like this kind of music, but sorry, not me. There's nothing to hang on to to give a high rate. If you like it yourself and you're satisfied from the song I can only wish you good luck, because that's the impotent thing, to believe in yourself and to like the music that you're making. Good luck again, Donnie Donkov

It's a bit strange sound. But the song reminds me the old David Bowie's or Alice Cooper's days. It's the kind of song you will listen to when you're at home alone and really need to think about what's gonna happen in a few minutes.

Hi Andre,you wanted my review you got one right know.From the musicians perspective(I am guitar player+song writer)not much is happening in your tune-flat,flat,flat...But you have an interesting voice+I may sense some talent.You also my check my web-site i-memphis.net CHEERS DUDE

hi hope you are good,very interesting piece.hats off for your originality,not some I normally listen too but glad I did sort but sweet keep on writing peter Brady x