Working on an album

[granty]

I going to putt an album out instead of another EP for my next release, so I've waited until I've got enough tracks together (though I could probably do with a couple more to flesh it out). Getting the order right feels more important than before, and now I'm worried they don't work as a cohesive whole. So, if anyone has 40 minutes to spare, could you have a listen and let me know if you think it 'flows' well. Ideally I want there to be a consistency to the sound/aesthetic, rather than a bunch of disparate tracks - I've completely lost any sense of objectivity with it though. Ta.

 

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[Klopjob]

you've already nailed a consistent style going across these tracks imo, in fact its so consistent that you could chuck them in a bunch of different orders..

 

maybe you could get some people here to pick their own orders, and it'll shed more light on how others percieve it? the track you think is the least accessible might be the one that everyone else puts at the start etc.. anyway good luck with the release! really cool production

[cruising for burgers]

really digging track number 5!!!

[granty]

you've already nailed a consistent style going across these tracks imo, in fact its so consistent that you could chuck them in a bunch of different orders..

 

maybe you could get some people here to pick their own orders, and it'll shed more light on how others percieve it? the track you think is the least accessible might be the one that everyone else puts at the start etc.. anyway good luck with the release! really cool production

Cheers for listening mate. I have run it by a mate and told him I was thinking of leaving one off the album and he went 'nah that's the best one' :) bit yep, be good to know what other people think.

really digging track number 5!!!

Ta bud, think I was listening to a lot of Plaid when I made that one.