Feels So Quiet
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“Feels So Quiet” by Timothy and the Apocalypse sits within cinematic electronica, with an introspective mood suited to late-night listening, reflective journeys and winding down. Seeking thoughtful placements alongside atmospheric electronic and downtempo artists, where listeners value emotion and immersion. The focus is on reaching an audience who will return to the track, explore the catalogue and build a lasting connection with the music.
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Hi! The track has an unique vibe and some interesting sounds. However I find the intro in the piano a bit basic and lacks some energy in my opinion. Although it gets better in the chorus when the drums are playing. The vocals the way it is processed fits the vibe but not really my style and quite heavy on the sidechain. Therefore I won't give it a share, hope you understand. Keep it up and all the best with the track!
- Paradise House / Selected 6,066 followers
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Sounds good, another one of your tracks are going on my playlist. Keep it up, thanks for sharing your art with me again!
- Sunset House Club 4,000 followers
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Great bounce yet incredibly chill. I think it has that sunset vibe that I'm searching to add in my playlist. Another one from you. Please continue doing you as always! Thanks.
- Sunset Deep House 23,722 followers
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Nice vibe for our sunset deep house list. More vocal focused than we are used to but we loved the synths and overall melody Wish you all the best with your release! Cheers, Jens
- Deep Melodic Electronic 58,750 followers
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Hi there thank you for the song. Nice atmosphere you've been working on here , some cool dreamy chords running like a thread through the song. Adding this to my list. Keep up the good work! Kind regards , Jelle
Hi there Timothy and thank you for sharing your song! A pretty quiet sound indeed, very soothing and relaxing yet vibrant when the beat drops. A clean production for sure, well done on the production. I do feel a bit like waiting and anticipating for something to happen, for the track to take off. This is just my personal opinion of course but I am not a big fan of that many vocal effects either. All the best and have a great weekend, H
- Midnight House - Deep & Hypnotic Beats 🌌 2,431 followers
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- Deep Ocean Drifts | Deep & Melodic Electronica for Drifting Off 7,553 followers
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Hey there nice emotional tune. Nice arrangement and progression and use of the vocals. I wi give it a run Simone
- House Essentials 3,464 followers
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Hey Timothy, been loving the house tracks. This is also a perfect fit for the house production style on my house playlist. I'll be adding this, thanks!
- Harmonic House 10,891 followers
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Hi Timothy and the Apocalypse, great production here, loved the catchy and euphoric vibe. I'll be adding this for sure, best wishes!
- Hypnotic House 6,706 followers
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Hey Timothy And The Apocalypse, the groove hooked me and that vocal is so catchy. This is perfect for my playlist, much love!
Hey hey, nice work on the sound design, as usual, I particularly like the contrast of textures with the ethereal synths and the crunchy tones. The beat hits hard when it comes in. It’s got a real solid variety of parts within the structure as well. I’d give it a place but I feel I’d have liked to hear a bit more variety in the chord progression, although I do really like the variations you’ve built from the theme. It’s genuinely a great production though, for real, clever stuff. Best to you!
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