This is another one similar in feel to the last one. I have been tweaking on it some lately and would deeply appreciate some feed
back.   Thanks!
http://www.reverbnation.com/montysavitz/song/20625163-when-you-sleep

Great mix and arrangement.  This sounds so clean and warm to me.  You have a great ear for mixing.  You have space and perspective down my friend.  I can just let the song take me...

Thank you so much Rimshot. Glad you liked it and thanks for taking the time to listen.
 

Who's singing? That's an interesting voice. The lead vocal. I liked the performance, I still feel like this is blue grass dressed up as folk? I like it though.
 
And I can go in to "great detail" about what it was that she did... "Exquisite detail? And it was unforgivable... I defy anyone to produce a better example of how one person craps on another they say they used to love." Thank God for song writing/music or I'd be on the news...

@theband19 LOL! It is me singing falsetto , the one and only time I have ever let anyone hear it. I don't know how you would categorize it ,I just put down how I feel them. Thanks for the feedback and for listening!

It was really good actually? And I consider myself qualified to judge... At first I was like, "that chick is pretty talented" and then I listened again and realized it may have been you (pre-op of course) I've been known to strap mine in to a vice and hit the high notes as well so I'm just having fun :-) It was good though, really nicely done. 

Thanks again!!
 

I think you have a real knack for production, everything felt just right.
I too liked the vocals, I always find it interesting when a singer starts a song and my attention is immediately drawn to them.
There were a couple of drum hits that I thought were panned a little too much but that was my only crit.

Thanks rebel007 for taking time to listen, and the kind words. I went back and listened to the drum hits and I agree that they are panned a little too hard. Thanks for the advice..

Wow, what a great song. I really enjoy the pacing.
 
I found myself wishing the "flute" was a "clarinet" playing the same line a couple octaves lower.