And on the flip side, here's some Deep House tracks for peeps to take a look at

[JasonBay]

Here's some deep house tracks that I have in the works for people to take a peek at as well.

http://soundcloud.com/jason-bay/jason-bay-if-you-only-knew

The first one here is a subtle little jam that will sneak up on you with it's hypnotic Arp line and smooth, evolving pads.

http://soundcloud.com/jason-bay/jason-bay-forlorn-rough

The second one here is a bit more subdued, but that bassline more than makes up for it.

Cheers guys! Let me know what you think, if you don't like it! Always curious to hear what other producers think

[photojojo]

Both are good, but I think I like the first one more.

[JasonBay]

Anything "out of play" perhaps?

[Citizen_Insane]

I like em both, they both feel a little long though? Not in a wow this drags on kind of way, but it just feels like they could be shorter... might just be me though.

First one had some really nice energy, felt kinda more on the tech house side of things, still good and the buildup that happened at 2 min was nice and unexpected. Liked the second better for the more chill vibe and the percussion.

[JasonBay]

Thanks mate. A lot of people always say they are a "little" too long. But I look at it as two min intro/outro equals 4 mins, so that leaves you with the remainder being the actual meat of the track. And if it's a good track and groove that has some movement and is doing something then why and force it to be shorter?

But, with that being said, with how often I hear I probably should rethink the arrangement, or just sent it to a third party I trust and have them redo the arrangement.

But first and foremost though, whenever I make a track, it's a track that I make for myself to play out so this is really more a reflection on the kind of tracks I'm looking for when I'm digging as well.

[Garygary1]

Lovin these tracks man, great work