A funky little number about relationships, communication, and lessons learned from past mistakes.
Enjoy!
"What She Said" by Lee Shapiro, June 2016
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=13371127

Hi Lee just tried to play your track and Avast threw a warning about a potential virus on Soundclick, have you and alternate site to listen to your stuff.
 
Checking again today, as I did yesterday before posting, on both my own Soundclick page and Lee's the problem appears to have been dealt with.

No, that's the only place I upload my songs.  Did you get a warning for the entire site, or just my song?
I use Bitdefender and have never had any warnings about that site, and have never gotten any viruses
from them. I think it's safe, especially if you're just listening and not downloading anything.
My guess is that you were getting a false positive from their inline player.  That's the only thing I can think of.

EDIT: I just did some checking on SoundClick in their help section.  The only thing I could find concerning trouble with security software was an article on how Zone Alarm automatically blocks any Flash audio streams for security reasons and the user needs to add an exception to allow the audio player to work.  I'm wondering if your software might be experiencing the same issue?

Just a quick note for people who might be concerned after reading Wookie's post about a virus alert on SoundClick.  I checked with 14 of my Facebook friends (all of whom use various virus protection software, including one who uses Avast), and none of them reported any virus warnings when they went to listen to this song (or any of my songs on SoundClick).
Some of them listened to the song a week ago, and some listened to it less than an hour ago, and said they had no issues.  A few of them suggested (as I did in my previous post) that someone may get a false positive virus alert because of the Flash audio player that SoundClick uses.

Organ sounds great! What is it?

Thanks Bitflipper.  I use Native Instruments (discontinued) B4 II.  The newer versions (that replaced the B4), "Vintage Organs" don't have that same authentic B3 sound, a lot of customers were very unhappy they discontinued that plugin.  It was the most realistic sounding Hammond organ/Leslie Speaker sim I ever heard.
But I also use GSi's VB-3 (still being sold and updated), which is pretty close to the B4 II, almost as good and it's only around $50.  A lot cheaper than other B3 emulators that don't sound nearly as good.