A seed of a song from my friend Erin. Vocals only.
I hear drums and guitar in my head but need to figure them out for real. π€·π»ββοΈ
A seed of a song from my friend Erin. Vocals only.
I hear drums and guitar in my head but need to figure them out for real. π€·π»ββοΈ
Here is a “karaoke” version of The Sad Moon Above (barking dog demo), with really basic instrumentation to sing to and potentially record a voice track remotely.
Anyone can sing to this version, and then I can go back and re-record a few differently-styled instrumentations. I’m thinking a “dreamy” version, a “noisy” version, a 50’s version, a Weezer version, and a Walkmen version.
Here’s my own take. I’m not a singer. π€¦π»ββοΈ
We shall see where this ends up…
Playing around with drums and guitar with Erin. Instrumental jam session.
Here is the official first “demo” cut of The Sad Moon Above.
This song was recorded on Erin’s back porch due to the raging pandemic situation. You can just barely hear the song over the metronome and the neighbor’s barking dog.
Erin and I had worked on this for a few while before this recording. She wrote some lyrics (“It took me five minutes.”), and I put some chords behind it and added a melody (“It took me 5 hours. π€·π»ββοΈ”).
πΆ Erin wrote the lyrics, and I added, “Your heart breaks, your heart breaks, and so do you…” to the chorus.
Making this song was my first chance to exercise a new-fangled awareness of diatonic chords (here in the key of C). It was super hard, but I was happy with the results, especially the chorus.
πΆ I came up with the music, and Erin pushed the vocals over the top with a few tweaks around the chorus.
Erin was also “instrumental” (so to speak) in making sure we had a nice slow metronome so I couldn’t rush through the song on guitar. β±
This looks promising. It’s a free, donation-funded online community for writers. π€
Recommended by my writing teacher. π
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