I thought that I’d might as well make this, seeing a lack in odd time signature songs from users (other than myself).
Basically, just link any works that you’ve made in an odd time signature.
PLEASE NOTE:
Songs in the time signatures of “3/4” and “6/8” will not count as they are commonly used time signatures. The same goes with 9/8 if the 9/8 pattern is divided into three groups of threes.
I’ll go ahead and post the best one’s I’ve made:
Can’t wait to see what you guys can make. 
I’m not sure if this is the appropriate place to post something like this, but I’m not the judge of that. x:
16 | http://www.notessimo.net/page/browse/songs.html//notessimo2/16-r70805 (Long Loop; 7/4, 9/4, 11/4, 12/4)
20 | http://www.notessimo.net/page/browse/songs.html//notessimo2/20-r70870 (Short Loop; 13/4)
23 | http://www.notessimo.net/page/browse/songs.html/_/notessimo2/23-r70926 (Long Loop [UNF?]; 2/4, 4/4, 6/4, 7/4, 9/4)
I think that’s all I have in regard to songs with odd-time signatures.
Very nice! Now I have to make something with time signature changes. >.>
You don’t have to. xD
Unless you want to. :b
This is confusing! But it certainly adds a new element to the music. I think it works well with the percussion.
It’s not that confusing once you get the hang of it. Malice’s pieces I can see being confusing to some for the speed and so on, but with slower or more straight-forward odd time signature songs, just try to found the pulse notes (I.E. 8th notes, quarter notes, etc.). The best examples I can give is with Dave Brubeck’s “Take Five” which is in 5/4, or Don Ellis’ “Pussy Wiggle Stomp” which is in 7/4 (Where the rhythm/pattern goes (rest) 2 (rest) 4 (rest) 6 7).
Also, working on that song in changing time signatures right now. 
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