What others say about Oh Ne

A while ago we put up some of our songs on a musicbusiness/musicrating website. The people there get paid for writing reviews. About now 5$ have been earned with Oh Ne! TIME TO PARTY! this with a mix of the best reviews there are.
So here it is:

"...sounds like someone messing about with a keyboard and mumberling over the top, pretty awful no structure melody tune or class."

"The music sounds very bland and ordinary. Sounds more like the music we often hear at the local trains in India doesn’t have melody or rhythm and the lyrics is equally boring and ordinary."

"The lyrics are awful. The vocals make no sense to me. I am not able to understand this artist. The Music is a basic beat that has been used a thousand times before."

"The audience cringes when they hear the awful arrangement which is killing this recording and I wouldn’t believe that a singer could actually sing as inadequate as this, it’s hard to accept and the quality of this record sounds absolutely very bad and it completely destroys the listening pleasure."

"This is poor, it is someone in their bedroom pressing all the keys on their keyboard to see what they do, then he decides to adda few poor vocals, really not great!"

"...the track comes off as a novices attempt to appeal to the innovative market!"

"...too random sounding and abstract."

"You cannot produce 'music' like this and expect people to like it. It's absolutely ridiculous with no merit whatsoever."

"absaloutly shocking. its like you were playing the trumpet by a road. literally. what the heck is this about? theres nothing about this that is even slightly entertaining."

"It grates and it's annoying - it's not music!"

"This track is very very very bad you know That is so disgusting."

"Charming beats and colourful sounds in this electronic number. In fairness it probably could have been made by an 11 year old but even so its alot better than most of the pop songs around."

"The song lacked dynamic modern tones and i felt the song needed more guidance and feeling. emotionally not connected to the song and the song needed to be more upbeat and have more to it."

THE MUSIC