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From album "When the Seasons Change" by Michael Martin; a client.
At the Depot uses train sounds we recorded and spliced. The story is ballad like. The organ is also mine. I used to play a background organ like this in a Rock band. Fun to play again. Caroline’s voice is nice. Main Vocal, guitar and lyrics by Michael Martin.
At the Depot uses train sounds we recorded and spliced. The story is ballad like. The organ is also mine. I used to play a background organ like this in a Rock band. Fun to play again. Caroline’s voice is nice. Main Vocal, guitar and lyrics by Michael Martin.
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I'd like to follow along with some posted lyrics. The song has potential but the mix isn't right yet. The train intro is fine. The opening guitar intro seems a little overdriven. The lead voice is not as present as it should be. Sounds a bit decayed and set back, especially as it competes with "white noise" in the soundscape. Both guitar and voice are out of tune in a few passages. The female chorus is very nice -- excellent spread. The ending should be more decisive...just sort of drips away.
Having said that, I do like the timbre and sincerity of the singer's voice. And I like the story line. "Sell her soul for nothing until she's satisfied."
What would happen if you brought the song down a full step?