It’s Grooving

“Come on, let your silly egotistical self be gone! And then only THAT WHICH IS will be shown.”   Fakeer Ishavardas

Conversation begins…

And just one final thought, after having that final listen and then convincing yourself to stop listening and go to bed.

You were just saying that the groove on that song is absolutely cookin’ because it is totally making you just want to move. And there’s this nice little uplift in the chorus sections which is exactly what you want.

So you’ve already got a lot of the elements there but it is groovin’ and the reason it’s also grooving is because the vocals are working really well, so there’s a groove to how it’s been sung, and that’s important to note, that what you’ve found and what you’ve altered and what you’ve gone with in the end, is really suiting the groove of the song.

The feeling and the groove of the song is being suited by the vocal that you’ve chosen to use. So you haven’t tried to do too much, and kept it nice and relaxed. And that’s the thing, often you can find something else so let’s always look for that when something doesn’t feel right, go well, “let’s change that, let’s find something else”, because we can. That’s the thing, we can. We can always find something else.

So, keep playing around with that idea. And this is good, because yes, you’ve given yourself the space to listen and you also need to note that you did a good job with the vocals because you got yourself into a nice relaxed space and you did your very best to try and stay there, so you will get better at that, but yes, just in terms of the vocals, and how you did them, what you’ve got so far… you were each time before you were hitting record you were getting into this zone that you will need to be in, or you are best in, for good results.

So you were getting into that space, and yes, you got some good vocals because you were feeling good.

So yeah, feeling good, get into space first, play around and listen.

Good stuff! And it’s groovin’. So that’s very good.

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