New Blue Swan melancholy electro track
- BlueSwan
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New Blue Swan melancholy electro track
New track "Montague & Capulet". Let me know what you think. Just press the speaker icon.
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http://blueswan.mymusic.dk/diskografi/s ... ?id=112936
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Yes, you're right. In fact the ending of the song suggests a less than happy ending.Your Funny Uncle wrote:I like it very much. The title obviously alludes to Shakespeare, but that line about different prayers made me think it was about inter-faith romance... Is there a story behind it, lyrically speaking?
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as someone who also likes to record songs the musician in me gets annoyed when I hear tunes by you as I see how messy and sloppy my songs seem after I hear yours then play mine.
its like every synth hit is in a proper place.theres no rough edges.
you guys do seem to have your own sound now. I'm convinced I would know one of your tracks if I wasnt told.
anyways love that If there’s a wall between us
Let’s hit it with a wrecking ball part. especialy how lush holds the wall line.
its like every synth hit is in a proper place.theres no rough edges.
you guys do seem to have your own sound now. I'm convinced I would know one of your tracks if I wasnt told.
anyways love that If there’s a wall between us
Let’s hit it with a wrecking ball part. especialy how lush holds the wall line.
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- BlueSwan
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Don't worry. That's how I feel when I hear songs by other people as well.glennjridge wrote:as someone who also likes to record songs the musician in me gets annoyed when I hear tunes by you as I see how messy and sloppy my songs seem after I hear yours then play mine.
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I was going to say the exact same thing. I so often hear songs by other artists thinking, "why can't we do something like that?"BlueSwan wrote:Don't worry. That's how I feel when I hear songs by other people as well.glennjridge wrote:as someone who also likes to record songs the musician in me gets annoyed when I hear tunes by you as I see how messy and sloppy my songs seem after I hear yours then play mine.
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