source: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-syIBWDnZqCw.html but he finally put it out!! it's on his new 199-track album: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-975vpVzfeRY.html and the other one also: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T4YTiJLvGhQ.html
Holy shit you took the words from my mouth. His riffs actually remind me of an exciting menu before playing your friends in a racing game. This is old but N64 Wave Race comes to mind.
@@reece4594 I have actually but its not as funky as what he played. Funny enough though I did stumble upon his work with "the sound of love" shortly after commenting on this video. If you haven't you should check it, very funky.
@@arthurmichel9398 glad to hear you've heard the album! I agree it's not as funky as this youtube video. I'll definitely check out his work with the sound of love too, I appreciate the recommendation thanks man :)
the hidden gem of this video is that you'll reach your highest potential by making music a lot, consistently, and having fun doing it. not everything needs to be your best song or passion project, not everything needs to even be a good song. spend as much time as you want making goofy shit you'd feel embarrassed to release. it might not seem like it, but it's better for your artistic growth than constantly banging your head against the wall trying to create your holy grail perfect track. becoming too "serious" with the process is actually how you end up feeling stuck / artist's block. the artist's block is going to happen regardless, but having fun with no expectations will jumpstart you out of it.
this is exactly what i needed to hear. been beating myself up lately been. in a bit of a music induced sadness but honestly reading that and watching this really puts it into perspective
@@milesbandit. Bro, however, thank you for making these coments you sound really great! If it wasn't for it I would never have discovered your music :)
I love Mac, he is just so genuine. I also make music and I have like thousands of beats like that in my pc. They just sit there because I find them silly, but making them is just way to fun
the very first tune is a dead ringer for launch base zone from sonic 3, and he is just the right age to have played it when it came out, I bet he didnt even click but the bassline is from that song