The song street People is an Up Beat blues song. It appears to be mastered with compression on the Dems that is centered in the Mix. The Guitars are also compressed and effects on them that let them ride well within the mix they are clear and not muddy. The Vocal line has a reoccurring line about the life of people on the streets and the way in which they live. overall I would say that the song Street People is well thought out and put together well in the studio. The lead vocal tells the story of the way is on the streets. I would Give This Song a 9 out of 10 I hope that This helps Michael Clark Sax Man Mike Clark

The title is great. Guitars even better. Good vocalist and nice lyrics. All and all,verygood. I have to look for more information about your group. Thanks again for the opportunity. Magic

This particular song took me somewhere. I rated the song like I did because I believe in you and I understand the concept. Keep up the good work and look forward to hearing more of your music.

Street People review. this song is a strictly Indie Rock piece in the highest sense of the word. everything sounds in Indie Rock style as I said everything recalls the Indie Rock genre . personally it is not my favorite genre but I can give you a musical judgment that is certainly positive because all that there must be in a Indie Rock piece in your piece is therefore complimented and continues. good job

I love songs that have the drive like this song, ruled by strong guitar strums. You may not hear the vocal so well, but you can tell the song writer and singer is deep in his groove with no disingenuous message to his drive. Like having his wings spread out, waiting for the wind to pick him up so he can fly... And it does, LOL. Good job. Nice song.

Upon the very first listen to "Street People" by Missing in America, I am reminded of several of the great pink rock artists of the 70s, which is not to imply that this band's sound is entirely derivative. Indeed, they have a very unique and distinctive sound. I am also impressed by the arrangement and production - in addition to the writing and performance. Looking forward to hearing more!

a nice bluzie tune with good bass and horn and guitar backing him up vocals a little light but not too bad . Drums pick up the pieces pretty good and guitar keys on the edge keeping the listerner ingaged . I would have liked to have nheard a little harmony included anmd the horn I thought I heard was a guitar but that guy did a decent job of keeping it all together , If they play in your area go give them some support . Drive on brother.

Good drum beginning,words are kinda missing the mark and melody,lead is amateurish,but the overall sound is really retro nice change up there,need to work out those leads better and get something a little more lyrical and universal about the poor lost souls,but it’s cool to jam and good to write song so keep working if you want excellence,this is too repetitive but reminds of tunes we played in our garages back in the day,and probably sound much worse than this so I don’t mean to be a downer have fun practice and learn.

Manquant en Amérique est un tire léger. Celui-ci pourrait être un peu plus précis. Peut-être que dans la variation des suites couplet, refrains il pourrait y avoir des éléments qui créent une surprise. Mis à par cela la partie solo est fraîche et sympatique.

I like the Guitar play... but rest not so much..vocal is not good ( You need to found a better singer ) or take some voice class it will help..any haw vocal just ruin the song.. it will sound much better as a instrumental ( specially for Guitar Music Lovers )..at it is is ok to play life but I do not think Music Publishers and Radio Stations will like it...I really like to know what They will say.. all I know that many people looking for a Good Guitar Musician so try to found a Band...Good Luck.. I wish You all The Best..

If music was food, this song would be five warm pounds of smoked bacon cooked just right in a pan of maple syrup that was extracted from a fresh, budding young pine in the glen. And, on the topic of maple syrup, this piece slowly oozes from the bass players instrument like sweet, savory molasses. The way the different melody lines flow together seamlessly offer up a decadence of grace that can be experienced by all five senses. Once I listened to this song, it inspired me to forever be a better person.

When the song starts, the listener is taken back to a time in the late 60's or early 70's when you'd have great guitar groups and, in particular, Santana comes to mind. Then the vocals kick in and the song begins to unwind from here. The effort is appreciated, but the singers voice lacks "something" that should match the rest of the song. Whether it's in mixing, production or something else...

Sound of the recording is a bit better then the playing abilities which are presented here. Song writing is OK, but has some lacks to improve of getting professionals. Overall a mastering would carry the whole song into other spheres. To stay on the ground, here's a lot to improve and gain, but this is a song indeed, which will find follower. But it's a long way from here to success. Keep on working!

I like the backing tracks, the rhythm guitar, bass and drums are strong.. the sliding back and forth between the 2 chords is solid and right in the pocket. The lyrics are a bit strange but in a cool way. Vocals are also interesting, not the best I've heard but again I like it, music is after all very subjective and personal. If I had to change anything it would be leads, maybe play a little bit less throughout, let some air into the song... also work on the bends, some of them are not coming up all the way to the note.

They seem to very tight with a nice easy listening groove. Classic guitar solos. The vocals good be a bit louder. It feels a bit drowned out by the instruments. This could be intentional I am not sure. Whether it is your genre or type of music you can appreciate the vibes they are putting off. I am sure they would be fun to see live.

Hey there Missing in America! I would like to congratulate your team on an originality sound. I would like to take the time to give you a bit of critical input on the mix of the song. A little less lead guitar in the mix so as to hear the vocals up front. That's it but a cool vibe you've got so keep them coming. Your Artist, Derek Falls

It's reminds me reflection of 80's music after I listen to the song. Perfect guitar performance. The only the thing is the vocal must be in pitch as with the pitch of the guitar. Otherwise the music is awesome and also the songwriting part! Cheers!

The recording quality is good here. Better than I hear mostly from independent recordings. The bass line is catchy right away. The toms are mic'ed really well. They thump when hit. A chorus of voices would be good for the street people lines.

The intro take a few too many bars to kick in, but clicks once the guitar joins in. This song completely depends on the lead guitar to carry it, and there is much more than that here however you wouldn't know that due to the poor mix. This song has a good idea behind it but the lyrics are very weak and are compounded by an untrained singer not really singing. I would recommend a remix to start.

This is a really nice song that I can jam and enjoy it rocks you have a up unique style that stands out if you have any other songs I would love to listen to hope this been helpful for you have a blessed day and keep on making great and creative and great music.May God continue to enrich your life.