loved this tune. drums simple but work well. love the theramin sounding effect, interested to know how this was achieved. sounds like it was lifted straight from sci fi b movie (my favourite movie genre). my only complaint is its not longer but that's just me, I find it difficult producing tracks that are less than seven minutes long. anyway good luck

you were able to remind me of the fabulous 80s. That period was very important for current electronic music. the piece is very cute and very ghost buster, the music corresponds to the title in full .. keep it up

Secondo me troppo meccanica come musica e poco orecchiabile.. Ma la bravura c'è solo bisogna lavorarci un po.. Comunque ottimo progetto..passate anche sul mio profilo e lasciate un commento ai miei progetti.. Anche negativi... Perché anche con le critiche si raggiungono cose migliori e ottimi risultati

Hey, I just want to thank you for sharing your music. I'm not able to express the feeling I have when I listen to your songs. It was pure chance that I have found you on N1M..and I'm so glad about it. Well, keep spreading your music! Happy Holidays! And best wishes for 2018.

Very moody track, what else would you call it than a ghost... :) much of fun, and play. Not really something to seriously review though, so would just say that I don`t particularly enjoy listening to such tracks, however I get when you producing it its a lot of fun to play around. Especially when you are up high and everything sounds deep and extremely beautiful. Anyway happy to review your tracks at least they are a good quality.

The Disenchanted Sow here is my review so far what I have is pretty good and I commend for your work however I can't help but to think how this track would sound with lyrics however I would like to add this a great track very easy on the ears and a great tune ti listen to keep up the great work from James Milligan President/CEO,New Experience Records/Rick Ross Music Group/UMG.

Interesting base and drum's tight production a little bit dry for my liking but certainly different. Could add in some vocals just to add some spice and some spooky effects but as a backdrop it works well.

This Electro-based composition begins with an 8-bit foundation and retro drumbox beat which continues throughout. The Theremin brings the sound of an eerie 20th-century movie soundscape to track that is reminiscent of Bernard Herrmann's 'The Day The Earth Stood Still' or 'Forbidden Plant'. At Mid-song a playful new synth sound is added to the mix that takes the song through to its final conclusion of the Theremin theme.

I like the mood of this track and the synth is cool. The percussion is staccato but still calm. It transitions well between percussion. The moog is a nice touch in the middle. There is a small lapse in the beat, where it seems like it isn't building after the third synth lead ends about 2/3 of the way through. I think the outro sound was a little out of place with the beat and this ending wasn't the best. Overall it's a solid track with a nice sound and it's balanced well. I am just picking at little things that could be considered in the future. Nice work!

If this is the entire piece, then it sounds incomplete. The sound of drums seems more traditional and harsh rather than fitting in an electronic recording. A reoccurring melodic layer that comes into foreground from 00:56 to 01:11 and from 01:44 to 01:59 is rhythmically unsynchronised with other rhythmic layers. The main melodic character especially with its shadowy drone-like sound effect which begins at 00:16 perfectly match with the concept of a “Ghost”! There are some really good sound design and audio editing in here. This will be a good soundtrack for a ‘Ghost Suspect’ film, if the work is completed!

The groove reminds me of the golden days of the Casio CZ and Roland TR505 drum machine we had so much fun with back in the 80's with a thin beat backdrop and with the odd element of dramatic stabs . The theme reminds me of the old James Pond game or perhaps an eighties tv series. Reading the songwriters website, I can relate to the artists move away from the social and political rivalries that bands sadly so often are, towards creating music for fun at home.. Sadly I can't really see this track going anywhere, it's just a bit of fun for the writer at the end of the day I am sure it was never meant to be any more and on that score for the writer , it probably actually works.

Guess the clue is in the title here and the music certainly goes with the title. Interesting fusions of sound here : some otherworldly some more traditional in nature. This would grace some ghost story vision for sure - it's not groundbreaking but what it is is interesting..

Thin and cheap. There is a feeling of ghosting, but it gets brighter in the middle and does not feel a very good atmosphere from the entire song. Sounds that make up are somewhat unsatisfactory, and I'm afraid to say that I am a professional job.