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Pattern Break ✎ Edit

Location:	United Kingdom ✎ Edit
About us:	✎ Edit Welcome to the world of Pattern Break! Look around, listen, download and share! Comments and feedback always appreciated. Stuck in a loop? Break your patterns and see what happens! Show more

Our Work:

.. Kaleidoscope Dreams	.. The Hurricane (Seeds of Change)	.. Pattern Break - Lorraine! Quiche! Kapiche!?	.. Pattern Break - Nun the Wiser (Music Video)	.. Midnight Drive	.. Together We Are Giants
.. Latin Cure (With Death At My Side)	.. The Truth	.. Carnival	.. Rising Sun	.. Ride the Train	.. King Louis

Albums:

. Decoding the Illusion

Our News:

. The Hurricane (Seeds of Change)

tawmy gave feedback to Pattern Break for “The Hurricane (Seeds of Change)”:

Very good production ... interesting rhythmic vocals ... nice style changes ... reminds me of Michael Franti and Spearhead for the genre and political rant. ... https://youtu.be/RIOrGu6Ub4U?list=PLJ7QPuvv91JtDMNYCh5nZtqHdwfoMof7Y

Comment ☆ Like Link Flag Aug 20, 2015, 23:39 EDT

Pattern Break

Thank you, big compliment, I love Michael Franti's music! :-)

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. Latin Cure (With Death At My Side)

Mystery Mammal gave feedback to Pattern Break for “Latin Cure (With Death At My Side)”:

Very fun! Great energy and vocals.

Comment ☆ Like Link Flag Jun 04, 2020, 11:44 EDT

. The Hurricane (Seeds of Change)

Rex Yehudi (shoham) gave feedback to Pattern Break for “The Hurricane (Seeds of Change)”:

I think I missed this tune. Different sound for you. has a sort of a 'tears for fears' quality to it.

I like the contrast between the chorus and verse, but not the transitions -- too choppy. Especially the first one. -Shoham

Comment ☆ Like Link Flag Aug 19, 2015, 10:44 EDT

. The Truth

Ian Marquis gave feedback to Pattern Break for “The Truth”:

When I heard the first few bits of your progression, it caught me off-guard, because you used something similar to a track I did years ago (http://ianmarquismusic.com/track/break).

This is a completely different song, though - and I like the "fake-out" before going into a reggae feel.

Comment ☆ Like Link Flag Jun 06, 2015, 11:58 EDT

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