This is a sweet song. Strong vocals are a must for my ear and you have accomplished this. The story in the lyrics is touching, you can see and feel the experience of loosing a loved one. Gentle saxophone fading in and out of the story line and the hand drums add a nice touch. You all have done a really nice job again. I enjoy listening to the music you make. Keep up the good work!!

very mellow love the instrumentation , very nice vocals very clear and easy to understand the backing sax is perfect for this style and the tempo shows the mood of the song sorry for your loss but very sweet tribute.

Nice and well played guitar layers, nice lead voice and choir, singing an easily enjoiable melody. Song structure is working right, too. I love the soft drumming approach, and sax line is beautifull too but, in my opinion, it deserves more dynamics. Listening approach can be both easy or concentrated, looking for all the details. Really enjoyable and relaxing!

We're from Brazil. But pain is global. That´s a very good song, and a great voice! The guitar dialogs so well with that voices. It´s good to know that this network show us good things like this after all!

I hope this helps, all time exists at once at that means that anyone we have ever loved or lost is always with us alive as they ever were. As far as the song goes. It's a great arrangement and a pretty good mix. The saxophone adds a great sense of sentiment and emotion and backs up the singer's predicament. I wish this song had a little holow body kazz guitar playing a counter melody to balance out the singers higher register and beef up the mid range of the song to give it a deeper thicker body.

It's always touchy when someone says they're writing a song about the supernatural, but the simplicity this song starts with makes it easier to take on as one listens. The beat-sticks, or rimshot, by the percussionist is a great touch to quickly ground the song for recognition and heartbeat without overstating. The comforting voice is sweet and well delivered.

Beutiful voice, great instrumental (though I didn´t appreciate how the sax was thrown into the mix, and that conter cycle percussion). Very heartfelt lyrics and delivery. I hope that postacard will arrive witssings :) Peace

A well constructed song that maintains an even keel throughout. A song that every human being will have to relate to at some stage or other. Sounds like a song of grief, mourning and lamentation for a loved on who is no longer in our time and dimension. Bereavement. Some delightful saxophone work which subtly weaves and binds the song together. However, bereavement is seldom this tranquil and the gentleness betrays the harsh reality of the emotions one feels in the throws of grief. I would have liked to have heard an increase in volume to reflect the pain and anger one experiences to "liven up" the song half way through. The vocal are crystal clear, but again - I would have liked to have heard some anguish, rawness and raunchiness towards the end of the song to reflect the hard-hitting emotion that comes with this subject matter. If I am wrong - I apologize - but this is what the song conjures up for me, as someone who have seen death up close and personal. A great song - but can ascend to greater heights still!

I really like and enjoy your music keep on making great music and never stop creating Growing up as a little kid I use to listen to all types of music I lost my mom and my wife great and uplifting song please keep in touch with me God bless you .

Sound quality on this song is very nice and I enjoyed the "Kenny G" feel. Vocal performance is nice and pitch is good. Though I know the song is about sadness of missing someone, there could have been a little more to it musically for emotion sake. The melody could use a few changes throughout the verses just to give a little more of the emotion I think you were probably looking for in writing this. Dynamics make a big difference when trying to get emotion across when people can't see you. All in all, a good tune! Would recommend a listen!

Overall a great song! Great voice, interesting use of instruments, though I do find some of them a mixed a bit disproportionate to the Lead Vocal. That tambourine or bell or whatever it is is very distracting - Could use a few more dynamic aspects. Love the indie rock guitar delay sound, goes very well with the mood of the song. Sax is cool, I would be curious to know if these are all organic sounds or recorded elements?! Anyways great track :) Cheers :)

It's a beautiful song. Emotive and elegant. I want it to reach heaven. The balance between the sax and the voice is perfect. It has an atmosphere between resignation and appreciation for everything related. Congratulations.

A very relaxed intro leads us to the story with memories brought on by that Postcard, nice sounding guitars with some soft melodies creeping through, the words and vocal strength are well matched to the intended feel of the over all tune. I thought the sax playing and melodies were good, but the instrument seemed to be on it's own in the sound scape, not a lack of ideas, just a little thin in tone/sound, maybe needed some extra reverb, Over all a good one for a relaxed evening with friends, well done Moscato

This is a very mellow, chilled groove. The melody is fantastic, and travels from major to minor. Every instrument seems to be perfect in the mix for this track. The vocals are spot on, and remind me of Harriet Wheeler from The Sundays....(extra points for that!) Overall, This track is what you need to throw on when you want to melt away into the cold gray rainy day with a cup of great tea...or put it on when you wanna take a drive with the top down on a crisp, cool, sunny spring day!

A great song for your mother. Your voice is beautiful and the Instruments are very well played. I am sure she would have loved every note of it! The mix is also very good, a great stereo sound and everything is very clear. I love it!