Ride the Photonic light (2016) by N.Jones, Music Designer (Protilius Productions)

N.Jones, Music Designer (Protilius Productions)

Broadjam Artist: N.Jones, Music Designer (Protilius Productions)
Song: Ride the Photonic light (2016)

Reviewer: Floyd Kelly

Positive Comments: I like to listen to this kind of electronic music when I am practicing my talent show act – when I get on a unicycle, do some high-flyin’ china-juggling while jumping up & down on a trampoline. I go through lots of china and can be expensive sometimes so I think I’m going to switch to paper plates. Nevertheless, this raucous experimental music would be perfect for my show this weekend.

Constructive Comments: The sounds at the beginning were startling, and that is to be expected 🙂 This is experimental, so the message being conveyed by the artist is left up to the listener. This is a heavy-bass piece and it seemed a tad much it’s still a full-bodied piece and appropriate to this composition. Maybe there could have been a backing melody line with long notes, with an ethereal sound to add more mystery… Please remember, until now, we have never heard this, don’t know the artist or how it was made. We played this 5 times in our review. Have a good day!

N.Jones, Music Designer (Protilius Productions)

Broadjam Artist: N.Jones, Music Designer (Protilius Productions)
Song: Ride the Photonic light (2016)

Reviewer: Floyd Kelly

Positive Comments: I like to listen to this kind of electronic music when I am practicing my talent show act – when I get on a unicycle, do some high-flyin’ china-juggling while jumping up & down on a trampoline. I go through lots of china and can be expensive sometimes so I think I’m going to switch to paper plates. Nevertheless, this raucous experimental music would be perfect for my show this weekend.

Constructive Comments: The sounds at the beginning were startling, and that is to be expected 🙂 This is experimental, so the message being conveyed by the artist is left up to the listener. This is a heavy-bass piece and it seemed a tad much it’s still a full-bodied piece and appropriate to this composition. Maybe there could have been a backing melody line with long notes, with an ethereal sound to add more mystery… Please remember, until now, we have never heard this, don’t know the artist or how it was made. We played this 5 times in our review. Have a good day!