vocal chops are super cool and catchy when they're done right, which is actually really tight one to crack.
I mostly agree but he's got his niche audience just right, all the others whom I heard making the '90s trance' sound just unlistenable trash, I guess that's probably because they can't nail the modern clean and polished sound neither and think if they make some muddy distorted cheap shit they just call it '90s trance' like it was all like that back then.
Fair comment. I try not to look or think too much into what my music would have been regarded as back in the day or think of what other people think, but yeah I probably would have been regarded as middle of the road. Some would have loved it, some wouldn't, which is what it is these days. I know my market though, it's small and aimed at most 40-somethings who can't quite let go of their 20s (like me
), but I'm very careful about how I portray my music and describe it. I'll never call it a 'classic' because for me coining music a classic is something earnt and gained through longevity.
These authentic classic style productions are what set Nath' aside from the rest, and for most of us, that's the majority of the appeal and why he's become popular in the first place. There's no 'esque' , it's simply that pure classic sound so many of us miss.
