Realize the visualizm:
Dark, smoky Jazz club with tables and seats. Small stage with a 3 piece, lady dressed in a gown singing cradling one of those old school mics. Lots of tracking shots and reactions of couples in the audience jamming to the beat.
The production is built around live drums with a very slippery hi hat that plays hide and seek over the rhythm, throw in a brass for some trumpet hits and a fat, rolling bass guitar and its a hit.
Picture perfect, I paint a perfect picture.
last half of verse 3.
now i am grateful for her but i think i need a more modern singer shes a bit cabaret and theres a space for that but not this record.
i would love norah jones whisperey vocals to deliver a joint like this, even though its a mans record. i needed someone who could sing to make the new reference tracks.
heres the OG i butchered my words, not the melody though or rhythm its meant to be a disco/RnB upbeat number therefore the vocal delivery has to be quicker on tempo.
i apologies to your ears but imagine tyreese or omarion one of them cats sing their heart out.![]()
this is dope thanks bro.
i am just getting the reference tracks i did official with professional vocalist ... so i have completed 10 tracks with vocalist. i cant upload those though because i am hoping they might blow.
i am trying to be the cartoon Barry Gordy got the paperwork thats important
- with the grace of God once all the tracks are done with rolling animation for each character or skit, its easier to get them out heard and published and whatever.
thanks bro.
i cant sing i cant rap, but my writing is alright i think. i just thought let me invest a little time and resources into it.
props bro![]()
Yes you do,Carly Simon aint cuttin it![]()
If you've got a little money and a lot of talent focus your resources on what will have the biggest impact. Tweaking the mix professionally can mean the difference between a flop and hit but all of that means nothing if the beats and rhymes don't uplift and generate a vibe, an emotion.
Its the only reason we do anything and considering the field you're in is super generic its wide open for conquest. Focus on what you do well then link up someone who excels in where you're lacking. There are a lot of creatives out there and its never been easier to connect so make it happen.
if i could sing or find someone without a contract and vocals, wow.![]()
shyt, it's more money in songwriting and being a songwriter than just being the emcee or singer anyway.
The songwriter writes the songs and collects the checks
Yessir!![]()
you are 100% on that, and to get a production set up is not that expensive.
i am talking paperwork license and registering after that ... its another story with equipment if you need it and etc.
just chilling at the moment but i got a few plans for winter. props bro![]()
Find a local karaoke bar or talent show/open mic night and post up. Most of em are turrible but you can pick and choose an entire band of session players and other talent if you're willing to put the work in as loads of people have skills and do it for fun but never even considered it as a viable option to make a living. Its all about plugging into that circuit so another option with less legwork is hitting up local instrument stores as they know precisely who can do what and where they're at.
Helps if you're in a big city though because there is so much more happening and way more flux.
Good luck.
This song is a classic!
Yessir, bro!!!
Songwriting and producing is where it's at.
it's never a day of work so long as you're doing something you love
you got impeccable taste, it was a big hit in the UK ... glad it went round the world.
Thanks bro!
Yeah, I remember the music video to that song getting a fair amount of airplay on MTV here in the States back in the day
ideally i would like to work with alex lapri lol.