Bossa Supernova
by Leon Sürder, Kristian Todorov, Fahim Bashar
· posted by Daniel Sürder
Manager · Nov 2, 2026
· Report
- Package
- Starter
- Curators requested
- 12
- Sub-genres
- brazilian jazz, fusion, jazz fusion, metal, progressive metal / djent
- Mood
- relaxed
- Release
- Released on Spotify
- Track
- Open on Spotify
We are proposing a blend of Bossa Nova with many metal elements. Enjoy.
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Hey there, thanks for the submission. Your track has a lovely warm sound and lots of tactile details. I liked the space in the mix and the textures like the squeak of the guitars and the organic rim shot sounds. There's great energy and everything barrels along at breakneck speed. It's a big, ambitious track with lots of drama, but I have to be honest and say that I didn't find the melodies that compelling. Because of this, I felt like something was missing - like another top line or a vocal. It's all played really well, but overall I just didn't hear enough that I found unique or memorable - ie things that would make this stand out from the crowd and make me want to play this again and again. So, I'm going to pass I'm afraid. Good luck with it.
Hey there! We like the production sound and really cool guitar arrangement in your track. However we usually place upbeat and engaging rock songs with more presence of emotional singing along in our 'rock legends' playlist to be honest. And your song feels a bit too strong and epic for our taste, which doesn't fit well among other softer and lighter dreamy songs that we usually feature in our "electronic rock/indie" playlist to be honest, sorry 🙏
Hello there! Solid groove here and nice sound selection overall. However, the mastering could use more refinement as it was not consistent throughout the track. Apologies for passing on this one for now, but it's just my opinion and it's meant to help.
Interesting introduction with synth. It sounds like a bass synth. Cool drum fill at 0:13. Superb guitar sound joining later. It reminds of Plini. However, the reason why I'm declining it is that this production feels too aggressive for my mood laid-back playlist. Of course, this is just my opinion.
Bossa Supernova comes across as a lively release, but it doesn’t match the frenetic and solid vibe I’m looking for in my rock playlist. I miss the vocal contribution and lyrics, elements essential for a spot on my list. The sound isn’t great either; unfortunately, it lacks cohesion. It’s not convenient for me, I’m sorry.
While I was impressed with the quality of the sound selection, the arrangement didn't have a solid melodic line to follow for me. Sorry but I will have to pass for this reason.
Track was well-produced. I really love the guitar tones used on this, too. However, I think this came off a bit too dark for my taste due to the chord progression used. I’ll decline for now. Still, wishing the best on this track!
Pleasure is mine to give my thoughts on your song. The melody that guitar was playing was really engaging and this has well contrasted parts that don't feel repetitive. That aside, the song's low end mix could still be tighter overall. So for now, I'll be passing on this track.
It's a cool mixture of rock and bossa and you've succeeded in really fleshing out the song's overall musical intent. It's just that the song's combination of genres sets a different listening experience than what I'm trying to create in my account. Sorry for declining.
It's rare to see a perfectly balanced blend of bossa and rock rolled into one and I don't think I'm the only one who noticed it. Each part were executed well and the rock elements slowly introduced to the bossa part surely was creative. But despite liking the song's incredible sound, I do find myself wanting to hear a bit more oomph on the drums. I'm so sorry but for now, I'll be leaving this one out. However, in your future releases, I do hope that my feedback did help a bit. :)
Hola. El tema comienza con una introducción de guitarra que presenta líneas solistas bien ejecutadas, las cuales transitan por diversos registros, complementadas por una gama variada e interesante de sonidos de percusión. Una línea de bajo destacada impulsa el ritmo, mientras que irrupciones de guitarra eléctrica —con un matiz cercano al rock— se integran a la perfección con otros elementos estilísticos; todo ello articulado por un estribillo recurrente que actúa como hilo conductor de principio a fin. A lo largo de la pieza se superponen diversas partes de guitarra eléctrica: algunas aportan riffs contundentes, mientras que otras ofrecen líneas melódicas solistas; no obstante, el tema mantiene su identidad definida, en gran medida, por su atractivo estribillo. Hacia el final, aparece una sección más pesada, de corte más cercano al metal, antes de que los distintos estilos vuelvan a converger, con el estribillo funcionando como elemento unificador. Se trata de una pieza muy bien producida, caracterizada por un paisaje sonoro en constante evolución y una fusión de estilos lograda con gran destreza. La producción es excelente; sin embargo, no la incluiremos en esta ocasión, ya que actualmente buscamos un sonido algo más crudo y áspero. Dicho esto, reconocemos sin duda la gran calidad del trabajo. ¡Saludos cordiales!
I believe your track creates an enjoyable listening experience, supported by well-crafted instrumentation and solid sound quality that give the production a pleasant overall feel. However, its musical identity doesn't quite align with the direction I'm currently taking my playlist. At this stage, I'm looking for more original and less predictable melodies, along with lyrics that offer greater depth and meaning.
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