Awesome!

This is SO good! Your skill level is rising so quickly! ❤

Oh to be a mysterious detective with a trench coat sitting in an empty diner

LOVE it!!!

Would definitely listen to this at the train station

Soothes the soul

Sounds great!! 😊

Might be -10 outside but our man keeps dropping HEAT

I love the glock!

12 Tracks, one for each of the 12 days of Christmas!!!

HEAT!!!! STRAIGHT HEAT!!!!

Banger after banger. He just never misses

Something I'm quite pleased with is that the Saxophone solo was done in one take!

Oh my gosh - this is so good!

a mis patos les encantó esta canción... antes de la guerra...

me encanta señor miller!!

Brass player detected

Did you ever get to meet Bach?

Another absolute banger

Very nice, always liked this song

All aboard!

FUEGO

Love it!

It seems that my multiple clone theory may have been true...

We should collab

Ooo its good 😮😮

I love it!

😄 Best commentary ever!

Fantastic

Epic. More, please.

Toquezinho de infância

How DARE you turn our lord and savior baby Jesus 🙏🙏🙏⛪✝✝✝ into a bassoon?? 🎺🎺❌❌ ? 📖📖📖 Proverbs 3:5-6 (NIV): "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." 📖📖📖 I appreciate the tune but do not belittle our 🙏🙏 ✝LORD ✝🙏🙏 and 🙏🙏 ✝SAVIOR✝🙏🙏 for you will be CONDEMNED . Please search for the 🌟LIGHT🌟 of our savior ✝Jesus Christ ✝ through your local church ⛪⛪, and NEVER listen to satan's ways...👿👿👿. May GOD be with you, son 👶 . 🙏🙏🙏AMEN🙏🙏🙏

Goes hard🔥🔥🔥🚨🚨🗣️🗣️🗣️

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Oh my gosh! This is awesome!!! Man you NAILED IT!!!!!!! We need more of this - tons more - for our trip to Europe!!!

Thank you for 192 views! I find it funny because of the Musescore tests, this is my least favorite!

2023/02/24 An UPDATED review of "Arrival | A Piece" by Faulty Creations. Faulty Creations is a content creator, dedicating himself to creating a variety of videos, most of his work surrounding the best-selling videogame title, Minecraft. However, despite this, he is perhaps most well-known for his musical compositions, including his hit-single, "The Desert Flower", released in the coat-tails of June last year, seeing both critical success, and commercial success, amassing 70 views and is in a large part responsible for the success of FC’s platform. This release was swiftly followed just 3 days later by a second release, “Tango of the Jungle”, which saw similar amounts of success, although perhaps not to quite the same extent. Perhaps part of these songs successes may be attributed to the shock for FC’s expansive fanbase upon his shift from a pure gaming channel, to that of a channel exploring different artistic forms of expression. While this did alienate some of FC’s former fans, particularly those who subscribed to see “Minecraft shenanigans pt.2” as opposed to works such as “Attack in the skies”, this may have benefited FC in the long run, being able to shed off the fanbase that demanded content that he simply wanted to grow beyond. Following his video on bedwars, he partook in a 9 month hiatus, leaving many fans confused without an answer, and it is within the context of this seemingly random disappearance that Faulty Creation has released 2 new singles, the former, “Arrival”, which I go in to depth in this review. The song opens with 31 video frames of rest, time given to increase the suspense, giving listeners time to process and recollect their thoughts if only for a brief moment. Then the music begins. The way the instruments are utilized in the first leg of the song are peaceful, harmonious, and humble. There is a warm humming that sits behind a melodic tune. Faulty Creation chooses to, in part, ignore conventional time signatures and temporal rhythms, creating a strangely erratic feeling that juxtaposes the peaceful nature of the melody. This intentional artistic choice has the potential to divide listeners, while Faulty Creation maintains his compositional and musical styles, staying by the more free, more experimental themes of his music, part of why songs like the Desert Flower saw so much success, perhaps part of the reason that style worked so well with Desert Flower is the war-like, violent, unsettling nature of that song. It works as a complement in Desert Flower, whereas it acts more like a contrast in Arrival, which may seek to alienate a portion of critics and casual fanbase alike. However, I believe that this choice makes greater sense in the context of the entire track, seeing as the tone of the song shifts quite drastically at the 0:18 mark, where the song embarks drastically on its second leg, where the tone takes a 180. Strong, powerful, abrasive brass tears apart the peaceful imagery created prior, audibly introducing new characters, the ‘arrivers’, in this case. FC is able to craftily put together an anthem of war and perhaps doom that is not yet unfolding, but very, very soon to come. A detail that I personally quite enjoy is the frequent use of maybe 1 note or 1 chord that is held in place throughout an entire song segment, acting in some ways as the spine of the compositional piece, structuring and commanding all other components around it. There is a deliciously dark flavor to this portion, and its buildup-less introduction to the song is well-suited to its nature. This portion of the song breaks up to reintroduce many of the instruments and themes of the first leg, but with an unmistakably sinister, suspenseful dissonance, that submerges until a looping melody begins to generate a buildup, the brass instruments are briefly introduced until the song suddenly dissipates into faint mist. This leg blends the 2 previous sounds in an impressively sophisticated manner, however, I do feel somewhat disappointed in this songs conclusion, the point at which it ends does feel slightly out of place and a song such as this one, in my opinion, is not necessarily begging for 6 seconds of rest at the end of the song, which comes across as perhaps a little bit awkward. Overall, this new song from Faulty Creations is a fantastic display of thoughtful musical motifs, instrumental coordination and compositional intelligence, and I strongly appreciate the imagery that Faulty Creations has assembled through tune, even if in its final moments, in my personal opinion, the song does not quite stick the landing. 2/10

Drop the album

Cool

Full album dropping when

2022/05/08 A review of "Arrival | A Piece" by Faulty Creations. Faulty Creations is a content creator, dedicating himself to creating a variety of videos, most of his work surrounding the best-selling videogame title, Minecraft. However, despite this, he is perhaps most well-known for his musical compositions, including his hit-single, "The Desert Flower", released in the coat-tails of June last year, seeing both critical success, and commercial success, amassing 70 views and is in a large part responsible for the success of FC’s platform. This release was swiftly followed just 3 days later by a second release, “Tango of the Jungle”, which saw similar amounts of success, although perhaps not to quite the same extent. Perhaps part of these songs successes may be attributed to the shock for FC’s expansive fanbase upon his shift from a pure gaming channel, to that of a channel exploring different artistic forms of expression. While this did alienate some of FC’s former fans, particularly those who subscribed to see “Minecraft shenanigans pt.2” as opposed to works such as “Attack in the skies”, this may have benefited FC in the long run, being able to shed off the fanbase that demanded content that he simply wanted to grow beyond. Following his video on bedwars, he partook in a 9 month hiatus, leaving many fans confused without an answer, and it is within the context of this seemingly random disappearance that Faulty Creation has released 2 new singles, the former, “Arrival”, which I go in to depth in this review. The song opens with 31 video frames of rest, time given to increase the suspense, giving listeners time to process and recollect their thoughts if only for a brief moment. Then the music begins. The way the instruments are utilized in the first leg of the song are peaceful, harmonious, and humble. There is a warm humming that sits behind a melodic tune. Faulty Creation chooses to, in part, ignore conventional time signatures and temporal rhythms, creating a strangely erratic feeling that juxtaposes the peaceful nature of the melody. This intentional artistic choice has the potential to divide listeners, while Faulty Creation maintains his compositional and musical styles, staying by the more free, more experimental themes of his music, part of why songs like the Desert Flower saw so much success, perhaps part of the reason that style worked so well with Desert Flower is the war-like, violent, unsettling nature of that song. It works as a complement in Desert Flower, whereas it acts more like a contrast in Arrival, which may seek to alienate a portion of critics and casual fanbase alike. However, I believe that this choice makes greater sense in the context of the entire track, seeing as the tone of the song shifts quite drastically at the 0:18 mark, where the song embarks drastically on its second leg, where the tone takes a 180. Strong, powerful, abrasive brass tears apart the peaceful imagery created prior, audibly introducing new characters, the ‘arrivers’, in this case. FC is able to craftily put together an anthem of war and perhaps doom that is not yet unfolding, but very, very soon to come. A detail that I personally quite enjoy is the frequent use of maybe 1 note or 1 chord that is held in place throughout an entire song segment, acting in some ways as the spine of the compositional piece, structuring and commanding all other components around it. There is a deliciously dark flavor to this portion, and its buildup-less introduction to the song is well-suited to its nature. This portion of the song breaks up to reintroduce many of the instruments and themes of the first leg, but with an unmistakably sinister, suspenseful dissonance, that submerges until a looping melody begins to generate a buildup, the brass instruments are briefly introduced until the song suddenly dissipates into faint mist. This leg blends the 2 previous sounds in an impressively sophisticated manner, however, I do feel somewhat disappointed in this songs conclusion, the point at which it ends does feel slightly out of place and a song such as this one, in my opinion, is not necessarily begging for 6 seconds of rest at the end of the song, which comes across as perhaps a little bit awkward. Overall, this new song from Faulty Creations is a fantastic display of thoughtful musical motifs, instrumental coordination and compositional intelligence, and I strongly appreciate the imagery that Faulty Creations has assembled through tune, even if in its final moments, in my personal opinion, the song does not quite stick the landing. 9/10

Woah this one is red!!!