it’s poetry for those who fish fishes and very so for those who’ve met the mackerels. thank you for sharing - both the written and the remixed poetry! b.k.

This conveys (to me anyway) a ‘take heart amid the deepening gloom…’ sense of reaching out. Nicely done. Good poem too.

The music rises and ascends expansively - and carries Susan’s poem gently above the waters.
beautiful work Per!

Well of course it’s going to be perfection from the Man from the North himself (or one of them). Stunning, Per. xxxx

From the first beats I had a big ol’ smile on my face, thoroughly enjoying the feeling and loving the sound — the deeper beat, almost like a rim shot, warm, organic, wood sound against the delicate ring of the triangle sound. Wonderful!

Have been to Sweden once.
With a pretty girl.
For an afternoon.
In Malmö.
Fun!

:-)

My mind is a little hazy (as the time from November to the outside) and I have not quite grasped. Can you help me understand Per? Thank you.

Congrats Per, I love what I´m feeling with this mix. It´s a great privilege for me to listen and feel.

I used to fish for mackerel from the Hermosa Beach pier, on February southern California mornings in which sometimes I might catch mackerel,but one a small whale surfaced, exhaled, and submerged once more.

I like the percussion, the way you’ve mixed in the voice. The result is wintry, wonderful, and wet and alive. Great listen.

very nice atmosphere. as the clear sound of dry snow - hard snow. Like me perfectly. A St. Paul warmly Jürgen Song ..

Pretty cool!! Specially the “just percussion” part between the verses… That´s a small but ver smart touch.. I really liked!