OODLES of NOODLES - A Banjo & Harmonica Improvisation

Since I mostly record songs, with the emphasis on the singing and storytelling aspect, I thought maybe I ought to sit down and record a little instrumental piece - basically the kind of "meditative" noodling I tend to play when I'm playing just for myself, (when I'm not actually working on a song). So I made this up in front of the camera today (though clearly there are motifs and patterns that come from other things in here, just sort of mushed together in a stream of consciousness kind of way).
I recorded this on 17 November 2018, using a Jason Romero banjo, tuned eDADF# (when taking into account the capo position), played in D, and using a key of G Hohner Pro Harp, also played in D (I wish they still made those - they're my favourite harmonicas).
I also experimented in this video with the addition of "medium room" reverb, using one of the pre-set plug-ins in my editing software, using it at the default position of 50% (I have always, on the rare occasions that I have used it in the past, reduced that to somewhere between 15 and 20%). I kind of like it with just the instruments, but I find that it feels like too much with vocals. I might be wrong about that - I should try it again with a vocal and see if I'm warming up to it.