Decided to go down my own distinctly folky path after losing myself in the bliss of the Kari and Ella collaboration. It's never too far from the surface to be fair.
Started with a rhythm loop I made from Thumbjam Tabla and Timpani that I put into Garageband. Then it was acoustic guitar, bass and vocals. The mandolin-sounding part is done on guitar this time.
Wow! A hauntingly beautiful piece. I really feel like I'm right there!
Wasn't expecting this. Spooky and macabre. Love it! Clever arrangement and a wonderful twisted agrarian feel. The guitar parts work really well and the lyrics are as always fab. Different and quite wonderful. And yet it's still got a killer melody that I am humming already.
You evoked memories of Comus here - if you haven't heard of them, Google Comus First Utterance and see what you think......
getting a mariachi vibe from this, thinking one of the festival of the dead things ye get in Mexico. braw bro.
Dark and weird and particularly fabulous
Fine Greeny Monday song, again. I must find some tutorial videos how to make and add garage band rhythm tracks onto my songs. Although, it is quite easy to make those drum tracks on MBR or BR-80, the sound isn't so real drum sound...
Great songwriting and performance, the line "i can hear the buds bursting on the tree" is pure poetry.
Ps. Thank you for the kind words of the collab.
I think you have always made wonderful music in different genres. This one is also beautiful song with a exciting elements. Like that drum and I like those little parts where mandolin-sound turns to guitar.
Remember i said there are certain members here that i cant wait to hear their new composition........well this :)
I just love the songs you upload here Tim and your styles are so diverse and you never know whats coming next but you can always be assured that its gonna blow you away and this is no exception. Simply fantastic !!!!!
Woooo!
Speechless...
Only for a moment, though ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
This is .... nope... speechless!
It's fab - not what I'd have predicted at all. Can't think of anything else to say...
LOVE IT.
Brilliant work and very original. It has a real sinister olde world feel and super work on that mandolin sounding guitar. Vincent Price keeps coming into my head as I listen!
Mike
I really dig this tune. The tremolo picking gives it that mando-zoukiish vibe (totally should be a word). Really well put together. Respectfully, I hate to admit to finding the drum intrusive in the context of this tune.
Nicely done.
Blooby
Dude!
Rock on!
what a tune tim love the lyrics , and love the mandolin just started to play myself, great song very interesting , cheers tony cee