inside out(fortunes) by khanusx
Genre: Folk (contemporary)
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this song i wrote one night after comin home from work, i was humming the tune all the way home,picked up my guitar and wrote the words,its through the eyes of a fortune teller
Lyrics:
lyrics to comeHardware:
aw16g,mxl 900 mics,takamine classicalSoftware:
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birdland
Reminds me of graham nash for some reason. nicely recorded. I like the harmonies very much
TobinMueller
This is a very nice tune. I really like the way you play
guitar, the certainty of your picking, altho I am not sure
why you included the opening countdown talking. In fact,
consider singing right away and then create a build with
later instrument breaks and additional instrument layers.
The vocals are a bit in the background, making them in a
different space than the guitar; I'd rather have it seem like
this is a recording of a singer-songwriter in which the
playing and singing are happening at the same time in the
same space. Also, with an intimate song like this, I'd
prefer an ending rather than a fade out, too. But a very
nice song idea well performed, and your octave harmonies
are affecting. I really like story songs.
cjhoose
All your songs seem to have a dark mysticism attached to
them. I could easily hear them being played at a New Age
fair or somethin of a similar nature.
SlimGirlFat
your playing captures memories and the softness of the vocals is truly
lovely.
fabulous track.
D/L
SlimGirlFat
Einarus
This sounds very pro! Great songwriting - really dig the harmonies.
Wonderful guitarplaying and nice vocals.
Excellent!
caroline
so how did it take me so long to find you? this is lovely, just my cuppa tea - very nice - i shall be checking out your others and awaiting new u/l's - thank you xxx
Matte Black
You really have this guitar and vocal thing down. There are probably a whole lot of technical points that the typical audiophile might point out, but I think you need to keep running full force with this theme. This and "A Man by the River" are the best tracks I've heard on this site. You have a really strong delivery with very strong lyrics. To me, these are the most important aspects of any song.
Matt
mythago
Listening to all your songs, but this one especially reached out to me - ace song, matey!!
Love, jen