Desire for Yesterday

Angler Fish, band, Wayne Pawlowski, guitar, Casey Gullione, engineer, Kawika Harper, Saxophone, Chuck Tease, lyrics, vocalist, Leland Newland, vocalist, Kim, vocaloid, Andrew Uher, producer, all persons including, Rockcastle, Cadiz, and Kentucky!

Be careful what you say after hearing my music, I may take it as a compliment...

"Desire for Yesterday," es muy buenos, academic, opening with the rhodes inspired organ undulating the progression of sound, a nebula crafted by Andrew Uher.  At peak, the lyrics, demised by, Chuck Tease, insists a greater need in effort, rapping with no curse words, good luck!  Once you find out orange rhymes with foreign, your good.

Cuidado con lo que dices después de escuchar mi música, puedo tomarlo como un cumplido ...

 "Desire for Yesterday," es muy buenos, académico, abriendo con el órgano inspirado en Rhodes ondulando la progresión del sonido, una nebulosa elaborada por Andrew Uher. En la cima, la letra, difunta de Chuck Tease, insiste en una mayor necesidad de esfuerzo, rapeando  sin malas palabras, ¡buena suerte! Una vez que descubras las rimas naranjas con extranjero, tu bien.

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Edited June 2, 20215 yr by Vonias
Program notes. Added, "Mastered by SageAudio."

I like this piece, nice set of sounds blended. I find some references (in my experience).

On 5/28/2021 at 7:15 PM, Vonias said:

Una vez que descubras las rimas naranjas con extranjero

That's nonsense because naranjas doesn't rhyme with extranjero, at all. En inglés sí, pero en español nada.

2 hours ago, Luis Hernández said:

That's nonsense because naranjas doesn't rhyme with extranjero, at all. En inglés sí, pero en español nada.

Si, naranjero y extranjero.  Gracie por tu palabras.  La sonora es no en mente antes.  Es muy bueno.  Vgotsky sonriso, y yo sonriso.  Gracie, Luis.

This is so nice.

The structure, concept, and mixing - all of these are high-level and creative.

I really liked it.

Did you make the saxophone line, or is it an improvisation?

That sounds cool.

Can I ask you what music you often listen to or are inspired by?

If it's a bother, you don't need to answer it!

Anyway, this is great work! Well done, amazing!

Thank you, ND. The saxophone was completely improvised. This whole song was improvised into creation. We recorded the sax first; just random, ugly, sounds that we were going to make music of, and also make beautiful somehow.

Immanuel Wilkons Matte Glaze

Is the current inspiration, and what I'm listening to. I also listen to Kamasi Washington, Patrick Bartley, and Emmet Cohen, among others.

The track took over 14 years to make. It was first released as a single in 2014. The track began in 2010, then waited years for the rap artist to appear in my life.

It was controversial for me. My family hated it; I became the Blacksheep, and everything you'd expect coming from a family that doesn't appreciate rap. It was primarily the reason why I made this song, so I wasn't leaving anything out. Oddly enough, when I released this song, several artists were boycotting their art because Obama was our president. It's a foolish thing to give up a precious gift for foolish reasons, and since - I have been producing rampantly to make sure that I'm not part of that.

Anyway! This song describes the power of a really talented Sound Engineer, Andrew Uher. Working with him was amazing. We were both fresh out of college, with music degrees, and wanted to express further what we learned in music. I owe the mixing to him; he truly is a prodigy at his craft and knows his stuff, too!

I invite you to really explore your colleague's talent and dedicate (this song really sat for years until completion) and believe in what you are doing in music.

Keep at it!