You Are Too Good by Sascha Ende

Hit or Miss? Arti’s Review

This track immediately sets a mood with its spacious, synth-driven intro. There's a clear retro influence, particularly in the synth sounds and drum machine-style beat, which gives it a nostalgic, slightly melancholic vibe. The male vocals are upfront and emotive, though perhaps a touch dry in the mix – adding a touch more reverb or delay could help them blend more seamlessly with the lush synths. Compositionally, it's quite straightforward, relying on repetition to build its atmosphere, which works effectively to establish a mood quickly. For media, this track feels versatile. It could easily underscore scenes requiring a touch of introspection or longing, and the stylish, slightly 80s-esque feel would lend itself well to fashion content or even certain types of advertising. Production-wise, it's clean and functional, hitting a good baseline for library music. To elevate it further, experimenting with wider stereo imaging on the synths and perhaps adding subtle dynamic variations in the arrangement could enhance its impact. Compared to top-tier production music, it's solid, but further sonic refinement could really make it shine and broaden its appeal. Think of subtly widening the stereo field on the pads and perhaps adding a touch of analog warmth to the overall mix. It's a good foundation with clear potential.