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Wow, what a sultry little tune, total Casablanca vibes, like Sid said. I can absolutely picture this in a black and white film in a jazz club scene. The combination of the lyrics from @prysmatyk and your own vocals really make the magic happen. Grea…
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Wow, what a lyric. It really captures the breadth of joy and sadness you experience within a relationship rocked by a such a tragedy, and that bridge is an absolute gut punch. Tbh I think it’s one of your best lyrical pieces yet. The music is nice a…
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That one was a lot of fun 😃 absolutely bursting with energy, and I can imagine how it would sound performed live by a band. Great tune!
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I love the groove you have going in the guitar part, it’s really toe tapping. This one had a very bluesy / roots rock type of sound, I can heard it having that sort of arrangement if a band got a hold of it.
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@ChrisPrice Hey Chris, thanks for checking it out! I've always loved how the Beatles did some jazzy songs on th…
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@prysmatyk we can only hope :p.
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I like this version but I have to admit I would really want to hear the more melancholy version you envisioned. I just watched Eight Men Out (which is set in the late 1910s) the other day, and was thinking while listening to this that if it was give…
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Hi Sid, these are some powerful lyrics with a universal theme, though I’m sure for UK listeners, it would hit even harder. There are some awkward phrasings here and there which I would just put down to the AI, but overall, it did a decent job. I hav…
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@prysmatyk Thanks for listening! I almost considered calling it "What am I gonna do now?" based on that line,…
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The one time I was expecting AI and didn't get it ;p.
That blues / rock n' roll riff will never get old no matter how times it's used, so catchy and timeless. Was the abrupt ending intentional? Thought we might get a chorus riding off into…
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I continue to be amazed at how far AI has come in such a short time. Yet even so, there's still so much human input behind the scenes in terms of crafting the prompts and everything, so I will never hold it against those who do use AI because I c…
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Man this is some gorgeous guitar playing. I like the contrast between the sections where you lean into more of a classical sound and the ones where you go wild with the strumming. One has the more calm, reflective vibe, as others have pointed out…
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@Plain_Jane Thank you! There’s something so magical about that early Beatles sound, definitely one I return to again and again, and I’m glad you felt it captured a bit of that 🙂
@RainyDayMan Hey RDM. Yeah, I was really leaning into the … -
@sidshovel Man, a compliment like that from a genuine Liverpudlian, I think you just made my day haha.
Thanks for listening, glad you enjoyed!!
@StoneFlowers Thank you so much! I really wanted that classic ballad sound to co… -
@ChrisPrice Hey Chris, yeah, that’s one of those funny little ironies, the British try to sing like Americans and Americans try to sing like the British :p. When I first started posting my songs, I believe on the other site, I actually had another U…
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Classic country sound with a lyrical twist. I’ve now listened to sings about a cowboy from Halifax and a cowboy from London, one more and I reckon it’s a trend! :p. Being actually from Texas (albeit, Dallas, not exactly out in the country), I can sa…
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Nice one Sid, I think RDM pretty much said it all as far as a well-thought out response. I particularly agree with what he says about the chorus. I think a human singer would definitely inject some more power and gusto into those lyrics. The song dr…
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You have a classic sounding voice, that’s the first thing that struck me. It has a nice tonality and really fits this sort of acoustic / bluesy type genre well. Excellent guitar playing too. I could hear this having a band arrangement but also just …
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Oh yeah, definitely got that 80s blues rock style going on. I actually would’ve said Linda Ronstadt, like her late 70s rock and roll albums, it has that sort of sound to it. Especially if you added a piano in there. But I can hear Bonnie Raitt too. …
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@abuhanzala Thanks for listening, I appreciate the kind words, and I’m glad to hear you enjoyed the vibe I was going for 🙂
@DanTyler Hey Dan, thanks for the in-depth comment, I appreciate it!
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@ChrisPrice - Thanks Chris. I never think less of those who have a creative spirit but can’t sing / play and therefore use AI, but as for me, I do personally prefer my own voice, flawed though it may be :p. Appreciate the compliments on the song. P.…
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I’m still blown away that people can make whole songs with AI now. I can only imagine all the time and effort to get it to sound like this. For a demo, this definitely works well as a classic country tune. The lyrics to me are the standout, they fit…
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Lovely again, I think my favorite lyrics were the opening two lines:
“In the silence of the night, I wander alone,
Through the streets and the highways of my soul.”
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Thanks for stopping by, Chris, and I’m glad you’re enjoying it! 🙂
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Hey RDM, glad to hear you've been enjoying these! It's such a fun genre to play around with, and I definitely plan to do more at some point.
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Thanks for listening, Sid! I appreciate the encouragement and am glad that I seem to be getting better at this style haha.
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I'm surprised you don't have any comments yet! This is so cool, was that instrumental made with band in a box? It sounds fantastic. I love the harmonica and lead guitar in the background in particular, really gives it that nostalgic sound factor,…
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Another great tune! The AI voice can be a bit wonky at times, but the harmonies in the chorus are really good. I love the melody, has that good old country rock ballad feel, which you really can't go wrong with. Overall, really enjoyable listen! …
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I agree with RDM, the bridge is one of the most evocative bits here, though I also really liked "There's the building of the memory of my life", and "All my glue / Has been dried up / They knocked down the walls / That meant so much"
The o…
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Hey Sid, thanks for the comment! Yeah, I figured we could use a little ragtime around here 😎 Aside from Scott Joplin and his incredible library of hits, another of my favorites and a huge inspiration on my writing is Top Liner Rag by Joseph Lamb.
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