NekoMika's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Give Em The Ole Razzle Dazzle]

Quite a chill tune, would be pretty fitting to use as an intro or outro for video content really. Simple, relaxing, chill and good time vibes.~

[Firewall]

Hot damn is this fucking nice <3 Perfect for a fast paced gaming experience or intense boss battle against someone trying to throw things into action faster than you can counter. Love this song, downloaded and followed, look forward to more awesome shit like this!! <3

[Reality Check Through The Skull]

Could have sworn you had uploaded this once before at one point. O.o Did something happen?

Either way, nice to see you brought this track back, fast paced, hyped as fuck track that could fit for quite a few boss battles.

[8-Bit Maze]

This feels more like an odd hip-hop background track than dubstep to be honest. Not a bad beat, sounds pretty good with build ups and that very wavy synth punch.

Hippokopter responds:

Well thanks so much for the review! :D

[Doki Doki Literature Club! ▶ Jawbreaker (Natsuki's song)]

The beat sounds rather industrial and hip hop mixed. The vocals are also pretty good as well. Reminds me of some other indie artists. Sounds pretty fitting for Natsuki is well, not bad. c:

tallestrose responds:

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! We did indeed go for a more industrial, rough beat that would match her tough side along with the lyrics, and it warms our hearts for you to say it's fitting! ^_^ Natsuki is great. <3

[Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter [Chliz Remix]]

It is not bad. However the wobbling bass feels a bit out of place, not too sure why though. I think with time and more practice you are going to go places if you are already doing this kind of cool stuff at a young age. :o Who knows, maybe you will perform your music live for people at conventions and concerts someday. :)

Chliz responds:

Thx for the feedback! I'd love to perform at a convention one day :)

[Mechanical Deathmatch]

It has somewhat of a slow buildup but otherwise is not that bad. I guess the only thing I would have changed is raising the BPM by 5 at most. Has one nice drop but them it never seems to really pick back up the sound again. :(

dedsh4d responds:

Thank you for your feedback. I'll consider this next time.

[Ouais Ouais (ft. SlyLeaf)]

Super lovely and groovy. Makes me think of a mix of Daft Punk and Jet Set Radio, so damn good.

[Rut-Rot-Da-The-Wuff-Woof]

I have not heard a gabber style track in quite awhile. Happy and hardcore indeed. What do you usually set the BPM to for these tracks?

megawolf77 responds:

Thanks for the comment!

I usually set my BPM between 190 to 220 when making this kind of music. This one here is in 210 BPM.