One of the things I enjoy most about Number One Music artists is the newfound ability to hear music from around the world by singers who I'd never have the chance to listen to otherwise. That, in itself, is a great thing. Here, with this song I'm immediately taken back to the early 70's music that my generation loved and danced to every week. The upbeat, sunshine of the entire production is simply music to my ears. Excellent production, each not methodical yet brilliantly played. Really a joy to hear this time of year. Thank you!

Dance music has an undeniable fascination for me, a force of attraction that transcends cultural boundaries. It is much more than just a musical genre, it is an immersive sensory experience. Frenetic rhythms, intoxicating melodies and powerful bass create a captivating sound universe. What appeals to me most about dance music is its ability to transcend language barriers and spark universal connection. The pulsating beats and electronic sounds invite me to lose myself in the music, to leave aside the worries of everyday life and let myself be carried away by the positive energy that emanates from each song. Dance music DJs and producers are true sound architects, creating unique soundscapes that transport the listener on an unforgettable sonic journey. Dance music festivals become celebratory sanctuaries, where thousands of people share a collective experience, getting carried away by the magic of the music that unites them. The diversity of dance music subgenres offers an endless palette of emotions. From the euphoric melodies of trance to the frenetic rhythms of techno, each branch of this musical genre brings a distinctive color to the listening experience. It's this variety that makes dance music timeless and ever-evolving. In short, dance music is much more than a simple series of notes and rhythms. It represents a sensory escapade, a celebration of life and universal communion through the universal language of music. For me, diving into the world of dance music is an invitation to let go, to dance without restraint and to embrace the transcendent power of electronic sound.

I think all the players are pros. Everybody knows their stuff. I think that the composition could be a little more dynamic. I think there could be a greater sonic range to the composition. My ear exspected to be taken to another level. Possibly a modulatiion in key and back again. I like Sweet Palette. If the composition is instrumental with no vocalization, I think it sould be more dynamic. Over all Sweet Palette is a nice piece of instrumental music. and Walter Hamilton is a very talented writer and musician. I enjoyed listening to it.

Strumentale originale che si sviluppa con un bell'effetto,insieme un po che parla f.di blues e i musicisti si sbizzarriscono con influenze jazz nei loro assoli r anche il loro arrangiamento è abbastanza originale proprio da gruppo unito e che ha t tutto fila bene anta passione per la musica e per l per l'originalità per me quindi tutto fila via bene con linearita ciao

Greetings, Thank you for choosing me to review your work, I count it an honor to be included in such a task. My hat is off to you and anyone willing to step out and share their gift, talent and love of music to the public. Be it a musician, singer, song writer, actor and so-on. I myself, via 40 some years of experience in the fields, on the road, in the studio, radio, TV, video, and management, consider myself to be a seasoned musician, singer, song writer, studio-sound tech/engineer/ owner/operator, stage manager, find it sometimes hard/difficult and perhaps not even fair to sit in a seat, voicing My Opinion concerning another's creative efforts. Especially in certain genres of music I am not all that familiar with concerning very important elements that make up and meet the required standards to justify the various levels of ratings and grades. So, in saying ALL that, I will limit myself to MY Opinion concerning the quality of the work according to My ears, and the standards I have been familiarized with thru-out the years. I hold to the old - saying " Beauty Is In The EAR of The Beholder ... LOL. The sound quality of the recording over-all is very crisp and bright and clear, in this song.This work was smooth and natural, sort of - down to earth as they say, and extremely peaceful. The mix levels let me know who was still in charge of this song. Very easy to sit back and listen to. I mean no offense in any part, I myself take all feedback and use it as a tool toward my next project. I pray you feel the same way. Either way, I say to you, keep doing what you do, keep kicking and enjoying what you do. I tell folks all the time for many years. When it stops being FUN, then it's time to stop, and stand back and think about what we are doing, why we are doing it, how we are doing it, what we and others are getting out it. Is it what we want, and how we want it. IF NOT. what are willing to do from there? Thank you again for asking MY OPINION. Johnny

I love a piece of music that makes you instantly want to tap your foot to the beat and you have to smile as you listen. It is pretty much impossible to become anything but happier when you listen to this. This is an instant mood lifter, and let's face it, the days we are in.... Can't hurt! I appreciate this joyful tune that I can sing my own lyrics to, that puts a smile on the face and a spring in the step. Enjoy!

Based on a quite monotonous beat, quite a number of instruments are meeting and talking to each other. This seems to be somehow unstructured and wild, there is no typical sequence of parts, but in a way it is quite funny to listen to. The production as such is not bad but could need some mastering to become louder and more present. Besides this, I like the idea of having the lead guitar embedded into the other noise instead of peaking out like many guitar solo freaks use to do. Interesting and entertaining stuff.