New Song with "slight" PSB influence

[nathanjay]

Hello,

You may remember me from such works as The Pet Shop Boys Blocked Me On Twitter, and some other ones.

This is my new song

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If you like it a lot, you can buy it here

http://indiestore.7digital.com/nathanjay/

I hope you enjoy it

Nathan Jay

[GalataPSB]

Great! I liked it..

[Radiophonic]

Excellent. I like 'Blocked Me On Twitter' too.

[York Minster]

Video is better than the Did You See Me Coming? video, and the song is great. I could use better vocal clarity though. Maybe not get rid of vocorder (or whatever) completely, just less of it.

[nathanjay]

Thanks for the feedback & comments

I could use better vocal clarity though. Maybe not get rid of vocorder (or whatever) completely, just less of it.

lol - singing is really not my strong point - without the maximum amount of auto-tuning and processing/distortion, I sound really bad - I frequently miss notes/invent notes/drift.

The only reason I didn't ask a proper singer to do it is that I first imagined it as a PSB song, and I don't know anyone else who can do a Neil-esque voice. (Apart from Neil, and I'm not sure he'd be up for a bit of session work)

[York Minster]

lol - singing is really not my strong point - without the maximum amount of auto-tuning and processing/distortion, I sound really bad - I frequently miss notes/invent notes/drift.

I figured this was the situation, so quite forgivable. I'm glad you posted your new track right when Super Virgin is posting his stuff. We need a counterbalance to it.

[Radiophonic]

What would Super Virgin sound like with max Autotune? I'm thinking Cheryl Tweedy/Cole.