KingKilo's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Stare of the Moth]

Damn, son. You've got some mad skill.

Gianni responds:

I've enjoyed some of your songs quite a bit, on a "play them in my car" level.

Thanks.

[Raikoh - Brick Whip (wip)]

You better fucking finish this one, boii.
Sounds dope as hell.

Flamingweeny responds:

Aight aight :P wist niet dat je boos zou worden
It will be next week tops too hear a new version

[Raikoh - Wonderkind]

Ziek chille' tune man. Had van mij wel langer gemogen!

Flamingweeny responds:

Ja de tijd was op :P ik moest die gast weer naar huis brengen.
thanks mang

[Oude Kaas]

Jong belegen

Zieke scratches, maat

Flamingweeny responds:

geef mij maar mozzarella...BUFFELS!

[Raikoh - Oreo Rasta]

This is some heavy shit, son! Fkn' love this.

Flamingweeny responds:

oi oi thanks dad!

[d[-_-]b -A- Get Loud]

Really enjoyed listening to this.
That easy going sub-bass really caught my attention. It just felt so suave.
Very nice ambient sound as well. I really dig' the sidechaining on that. Not too much, but noticeable.
I'm not a fan of lyrics, on any given song. That said, the lyrics were articulate and definitely had the right volume. Which in my opinion, is something a lot of people get wrong.
Still, I would love to hear the instrumental version. ;)

All in all, this tune had a relaxing and soothing feel to it.
Keep up the good work!

WingsllOFllFreedom responds:

Thank you thank you brother!

This isn't my beat this is actually sirhc7000's instrumental "Magnetic". That's the reason why I put his link up. Surprised you haven't run across his name before he and a couple other Artist on NG had the Old School portal on lock for a while when I was here before haha. Guess there's a changing of the guard now

[Raikoh - Hoppy]

Damn, this sure is happy! Nice.

Flamingweeny responds:

hah thanks :)

[Max Payne Scripts]

20 years and already a voice as low as my fathers. I'm 4 years ahead and I'm still struggling to get it like this. I'm afraid these kind of things can't be taught...
All my sadness aside, great piece nonetheless! Spot on script as well. As if I was playing the game itself.
Looking forward to hear more from you!

Gianni responds:

I once asked a local blues musician by the name of Ernie Southern some tips about being a vocalist. He said "Ya gotta do whatcha can."

Don't try to be someone else, let your voice be itself and your personal touch shine through. Training yourself to go lower is probably fine, but as far as I'm concerned you shouldn't worry too much if you can only go so far, at least for now. It's more about the material. The acting, the writing, the singing technical skill, whatever it is. Besides, I'm a one trick pony. I'll look into your stuff sometime when I'm not drunk and going to bed.

Also thanks a bunch for the compliments. Max Payne is so amazing. I know people want the next RDR, and I do too, but what I REALLY want is more Max Payne. I can only play these missions I've memorized so many times, and the in-depth multiplayer is mostly dead. And fucking Quantum Break is on a console, so until it gets PC ported, I can't even experience more of Sam Lake's wonderful writing goddamn it.