@Tom BurtonI really like your approach it feels very authentic and intentional. Working with a one-take philosophy brings out real emotion, and it makes sense that you prioritize intuition over overthinking. I also respect how you adapt creatively instead of forcing something that doesn’t sit right. Replacing certain vocal parts with instruments to preserve the melody is a smart and musical decision it keeps the integrity of the idea while maintaining quality. Overall, your process shows a strong sense of artistry and self-awareness, and that definitely comes through in the sound. If you ever need any support with refining or enhancing your production while keeping that raw feel, I’d be happy to help. are you currently looking to refine your production, improve vocal arrangement, or present your work more professionally for release or promotion?

@Tom Burton All right, go ahead?

That's Great .

@Rhi Lombardi That’s actually a really meaningful way to start your music journey. Releasing “When the Lights Go” on Purple Day for epilepsy awareness gives the song a powerful purpose and story behind it. Music that comes from real experience often connects the most with people. When it comes to releases, many independent artists usually wait 4 8 weeks between songs. This gives enough time to promote the current track, share the story behind it, and keep people engaged before the next one drops.

@Tom Burton Thanks for this .

That's was great, thanks for this.

@Tom Burton HI Burton about what you say before i don't see your response wether you don't forget?