An upbeat song that I enjoyed The production was very clean which worked well with the instrumentation and song arrangement. I get the vibe that an elephant would enjoy listening to this while chilling out. I would agree with the pop label more than than rock, but maybe that's just me.

I am loving the eclectic mix of this musical composition. I am not a pro so I can't guess which instruments are played, however, their combination is magical like a Fairie or Nymph's song. I am guessing a Sitar and some unusual percussion instruments. All of Creation echos in these instruments as you portray the heartfelt love-lorn picture of the Song Writer & Singer watching the object of his imagined affection. I would prefer the song to be more celtic instead of electronica. However, altogether, a lovely piece. I found loudness of music made it difficult to hear the words of the 3rd verse where you "wonder if you would ever meet a girl in a waterfall." However, I love this song and would like to hear any future re-mixes.

Interesting tune with a nice carefree melody and Scottish leanings. It needs some work though the vocals are to muddy and distant from the wrong type of reverb. The tempo is about 5 bpm to slow and needs to be changed out with a real drummer. The electronic drums are dehumanizing a song that has a lot of soul. It sound like the singer is trying to hide and disguise his voice and there is no need to do that. Let the listener hear your true tones

I really like the song very unique and creative song well composed and well put together keep on making great music hope this been helpful for you have a blessed day and may God bless you in all that you do.

The music is clear and balanced from this songwriter. The lyrics are hidden just enough to provide an feeling. This could be good for a soundtrack in a movie or foreign commercial. The vocals are perfect in the song.

Old skool is my first impression. I love this melody and the background give it a holiday feel. I would love to play this live with a deeper bass on the down notes. This a 5 plus for this middle of the road type.

Another great track from Indus Rush who hail from Scotland. Wonderfully produced with glittering synths, sparkling electric rhythms and an emotive lead vocal. Waterfall Dance has some very interesting synth breaks that counter punch the songs basic melody and the totality is augmented with some great backing vocals. It reminds me of India, Indonesia and Caledonia all at once and neatly packaged into 3 minutes and fifteen seconds. Great song structure, an immediate sound and well worth a listen. Waterfall Dance is a great track.