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This is sounding pretty good! The bass does sound a little quiet so you could probably turn the vol. up on it a little bit. The percussion stuff is really clear and sounds good, but you may try experimenting with different rhythms, and maybe even different sounds as well.

Hope this helps, good work so far. Cheers man!

No order

-Final Fantasy IX
-Final Fantasy Tactics
-Kirby Super Star
-Sonic 3 & Knuckles
-Shining Force II
-Pokemon Gold/Silver
-Tales of Destiny II
-Super Mario Bros. 3
-Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Cobi's Journey/Tara's Adventure
-Dragon Warrior VII
-LoZ:Ocarina of Time
-LoZ:Majora's Mask
-Legend of Mana
-Digimon World 2
-Yoshi's Island
-Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon

I'm still interested and have something I'm working on. I'll send it to you once it's finished.

Actually, I think I'm getting pcb and just the screen mixed up. Nevermind me. X_X

My debut EP titled Battle Jazz Classics is out now on Bandcamp. It is Name Your Price until the 26th of December.

The name Battle Jazz came from Mikeeteevee on noisechannel who called one of my tracks as such. I liked the term so much that it became my album title . Hope you all like it!

http://dboyd.bandcamp.com

Personally, I'm trying to do most of my promotion/show booking/composing(obviously)/record production/everything basically, as DIY.

If a record label offered me a contract to sign with them, then they would have to a trustworthy label that has their interests in promoting me and my music and image, what have you, and not some greedy corporate pigs that want to use me to make a bunch of money.

I'm getting better at writing more frequently, and I've learned that working towards a deadline can actually help with this in some cases, though it depends on the situation of course. I would not be opposed to doing something like: 2 full lengths in 3 years with consistent touring and getting paid a reasonable amount to do so. And, like defPREMIUM said, as long as the label making the offer is genuinely interested in ME and My Music and interested in helping me grow as an artist (kind of like a mentor of sorts), then they have my attention and would be willing to negotiate a deal.

Until that day comes, I'm staying DIY as much as possible. Thankfully, with websites like this one, ucollective, noise channel, soundcloud, bandcamp, and the internet in general, it has been easier to get your music across to the general public than it used to be. So, we'll see!