'Riding a Wave' Greeny Monday Original

[Greeny]

Mornin'  

Tanglewood acoustic, Telecaster, Bass, vocals, MBR drums, Garageband piano, and a lovely sitar / tabla app that I'm playing along with in real-time. All recorded and mixed on the MBR.

The vox have no effects on... just natural.

[Oldrottenhead]

i got a fright when the first guitar came in. lol. wonderful stuff. has a melancholic and uplifting feel at the same time. braw tell yer maw. see you soon bro!

[Hook]

Great tune, I really dig that droning sound & love the lyrics!
Rock On!

[henwrench]

Super...and it's not that there is a piano in it, but this reminds of Tori Amos for some reason. I think it's the maturity of the arrangement and writing. It's only when you're a couple of hundred songs in that a songwriter starts coming up with stuff like this. Wicked...

                                                                          henwrench

[Jarle]

Wow, you never disappoint. Your songs and arrangements are so interesting. I'm really looking forward to meet you and experience how you work.

JOA

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Hi Tim, didn't get to listen 'til Tuesday morning but a great way to start my day if not the week. As Mr Wrench says it has a maturity ans sophistication that shines through. Roscoe

[Farrell Jackson]

Great chord choices and structure Greeny! Those coupled with the good lyric (love this line "riding on the crest of the moment" ) make for some interesting vocal melodies. The outro is killer with the sitar and tablas!

Farrell

[cuthbert]

This is right up my street. Excellent songwriting, crisp playing and production, and those little tamboura & tabla bits are very tastefully done. Which app did you use for them? They sound very natural.

[Mike_S]

Great track... was getting a bit of a Radiohead vibe from the music in a way. Very atmospheric.

[ODH]

Wow, you never disappoint.

Jarle's right; you don't.  Everything here is right together, well performed and produced.  I've found it difficult to make GB instruments integrate with other instruments, but the piano here is seemless.

Is it iTablaPt, the sitar app?  I downloaded the lite/free version a few weeks back, seems like a great app, haven't used it in anger yet.