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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 40
Casual Observer
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Casual Observer
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 40 |
Hi, Roxy
You have the makings of a great track with this one. It's very easy to pick holes in what is essentially a rough demo, so I would really only echo what other posters have said - it's a very strong, soulful ballad with a great vocal by yourself (really don't see it as a duet) and a nice band arrangement that only needs to be padded out little by little as the song progresses to keep the interest factor up. A compressed drum sound with some added reverb would also make a huge difference. You know all of this already! It's always very tempting to get 'clever' with the vocal arrangement and add all sorts of harmonies and counterpoint etc., but if I was producing I was just ask you to sing the song and put your all into it - there's more than enough information in the lyrics and enough soul in your voice to pull this off.
I look forward to hearing a more polished version in the future. If something's worth doing.............
Oh, at five minutes it's a tad long - three minutes would be good (for radio).
There - I've said it!! LOL
Regards,
Scott
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