The new video: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hhFLJvWngQ&feature=youtu.be
 
 
 
I don't know what this is but it took a while. Would love and dearly could use any mix suggestions or otherwise comments . . .
 
https://soundcloud.com/studius-interruptus/kilometers-davis-1
 
many thanks,
-Tom
 
 

Enormously enjoyable.  Were the flute and sax samples? wow.  Only crit if there is one is to change up the drums a little here and there.

Thanks for a really cool musical composition I loved it ! (Had it looped for a bit ) Drums are a little high and a slight distraction but who am I to say!?

emeraldsoul
I don't know what this is
 

Nor me, but I enjoyed it. All kinds of styles and genres going on but they seem to work together.

Bloody marvellous

Extraordinary Tom. Lurved it.
 

Tom, I never know what to expect from you, and this is no exception.  It does give one a sense of Miles Davis but with more polish.  You're one of the most creatively diverse writers on this forum.  Keep up the good work!!

Tom
I like the bass line hanging things together. It stands out well without being intrusive.
The horn starting just after 4:00 is outstanding. Really like that. I listened to the track several times noticing nice little interacting bits here and there. Overall a very enjoyable listen. Never did figure out why Tom is getting all metric with the title.

Tom,
 
Great track. I can only wish I had the technical skill to cook up something this polished.
 
It sounds like your inspiration are those splendid extended one chord instrumental tracks Miles did when he first went electric- i.e In a Silent Way. A difference I'm hearing is the bass part- I remember a more simple bass line that held down the groove. Nonetheless, I like the part you composed. And the keyboards are lot more up front. It may not be possible to emulate Tony Williams with a drum machine. (These observations could be totally meaningless in terms of what you are trying to do.)
 
Great stuff. Keep it coming.
 
Bert 

Clearly you have a good Miles tone in the to start, but I think you have captured his phrasing and notes choice really well, and that captures his playing spirit.
 
Nice track