New Idea

Here is part of a song I wrote yesterday during a livestream on my Patreon page. Thinking about finishing it and putting it out. What do you think?
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[@Altasys]

Sounds like Nick Johnston

[@dpoultski2499]

I was going to say the same thing.

[@Altasys]

I know it's a major discouragment and an easy way to be inspiration blocked, however these xhords séquences always make me feel inspired, growing riffs and enlarging phrases

[@volcanicrock77]

Gonna fit well on the next NMB Album

[@Musical_Brisingr]

Or maybe in a solo album

[@craigwalker111]

I find myself still coming back to this. It’s 45 seconds and it moves me so deeply

[@allboyshatebras]

Getting some nice Nick Jonston vibes with that progression.

[@masque1313]

It is haunting and gorgeous. You should for sure finish it.

[@ricardoalonsoparedesruiz1149]

GOOD STUFF!!!!

[@jimallen6197]

I wish my ideas sounded like that 😁👍

[@jimcarey7150]

This has "Overture" written all over it 🙂

[@ACowIsHuge]

i really like your legato runs

[@mrjacob0101]

Wow! Really good! You are becoming one of my favourite guitarists really fast! Are you gonna put it in a NMB song or anywhere else?

[@mwyoung152]

Right away it started to take me on a journey - I want to see where it goes. Emotionally it feels like someone beginning to look for answers and hope.

[@sk8erboiav]

greeting from argentina!! dude you are from another world... you have so much talent.... that sounds awesome!! get together with the band and make it a song hehe

[@thomasdemartino6109]

I’m just happy to see you with a six string for a change. It sounds fantastic as always Eric.

[@andiAOR]

Really should do a master class with you 😉👍🤘

[@seancheek6196]

Top shelf riff. Now stretch it out 5 minutes

[@victormachadomendesleao2872]

is this guitar a Music Man Luke? Are the pickups Dimarzio Transitions?

[@daniwinterelectronicmusic2808]

Porque no pruebas a aumentar una octava tras el primer break? Nunca te he escuchado doblando tus solos, con diferencias tonales distintas, creo que puede funcionar muy bonito. Un abrazo Eric.