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Showing posts with label vanessa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vanessa. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Sunday, January 17, 2010
New Song: Drown Her Gently

Download the Mp3 here
"Drown Her Gently" started as a conversation I was having with good friend Vanessa. We were talking about letting someone down and she said "Brian, drown her gently". Right away I said "great title". I also knew that the "drown her gently" theme would go along great with a verse section I had written a few weeks before. As I attempted to bring the two together a new section developed into a 50's type chorus. Its always really exciting when something new presents itself during the writing process. I would have never come up with the 50's section without the verse and "drown her gently" parts. The structure of this song is rather odd as well; which I like. It starts with a slow verse that develops into the upbeat 50's section which then goes back into the verse melody but with the 50's beat. Soon after a towering tide of reverb guitars ushers in the "drown her gently" section. how nautical.... I hope you enjoy it.
p.s. don't forget to download the "Aimed Arrows" EP!
*instruments used: fender telecaster, jay turser bass, rogers drums, epiphone acoustic, big muff distortion, tambourine, zildjian cymbals
Labels:
50's,
chamber pop,
drown her gently,
fender telecaster,
paul starling,
power pop,
reverb,
vanessa,
vox ac 30
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