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Very cool synchopated intro. The stutter of the intro is reprised in the choruses, piquing my interest with this common thread. The vocalist is a combination of Allannis Morrisette and Avril Lavigne. Hopefully no offense is takien because I mean it as a compliment. Both those ladies have serious pipes. The production on this song is top-notch. - GarageBand
Very cool synchopated intro. The stutter of the intro is reprised in the choruses, piquing my interest with this common thread. The vocalist is a combination of Allannis Morrisette and Avril Lavigne. Hopefully no offense is takien because I mean it as a compliment. Both those ladies have serious pipes. The production on this song is top-notch. - GarageBand
Great intro - you had me from the first 4 bars. Hot shit. I loved it. Vocal tone is hot and the instrumentation underneath could not have been a better compliment. Do I hear air play? This is a banger - good job.
- GarageBand
Great intro - you had me from the first 4 bars. Hot shit. I loved it. Vocal tone is hot and the instrumentation underneath could not have been a better compliment. Do I hear air play? This is a banger - good job.
- GarageBand
This song is structured so well and has a very all round polished feel to it.
Right from the opening bar I was compelled to sit up and take notice the drums and bass are just so tight and the song builds up quite nicely to deliver the hook that features throughout.
The hook/melody have clearly served their purpose as I can easily hum it back whilst typing this review - i.e. I have not forgotten it - and the vocals sit well on this performance.
The only critiscm I have - and this is so small - is that when it goes to the bridge after such a 'heavy' guitar riff the 'light' piano sounds a bit out of place. However, I think it should stay, it is just missing that something else - maybe it should be even lighter so that when the hook comes back in it has a more dramatic effect? I dont know if this is helpful at all but I like this track so much I am prepared to put this down to listening on a lo-bandwidth.
I'm off to find out more about you!
- GarageBand
This song is structured so well and has a very all round polished feel to it.
Right from the opening bar I was compelled to sit up and take notice the drums and bass are just so tight and the song builds up quite nicely to deliver the hook that features throughout.
The hook/melody have clearly served their purpose as I can easily hum it back whilst typing this review - i.e. I have not forgotten it - and the vocals sit well on this performance.
The only critiscm I have - and this is so small - is that when it goes to the bridge after such a 'heavy' guitar riff the 'light' piano sounds a bit out of place. However, I think it should stay, it is just missing that something else - maybe it should be even lighter so that when the hook comes back in it has a more dramatic effect? I dont know if this is helpful at all but I like this track so much I am prepared to put this down to listening on a lo-bandwidth.
I'm off to find out more about you!
- GarageBand
Discography
Smash Hit, 10 song EP (2000)
Schoolgirl Ghetto, 12 song LP (2002)
Runner Up, 10 song LP (2003)
April Rising, 12 song LP (2005)
Honey, 10 song LP (2006)
All albums are self-produced
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Bio
My name is Ariel S. Lee. I'm not a band, obviously, I'm a single person. Since recieving my first 16-key midi keyboard at age 8 I've been crafting and performing original songs. I do it as a sort of emotional release, a catharsis, and I love it more than anything. I'm not interested in fame or making millions, but I am interested in touching the lives of as many people as possible through my music. That is truly my goal; to help heal, to help work through anger, to befriend those in need through my songwriting. I am proud to say that I am absolutely honest and authentic in my tunes and lyrics, and I hope that it comes through.
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