55Motown
08-25-2017, 10:45 AM
Hi everybody
If anyone is interested on SD, I have released another track called 'One piece of cake' by The Delgonives. Again, Detroit's own Drew Schultz is on drums accompanied by Nashville's Gary Lunn on bass, Mark Baldwin on guitar and Sam Levine's horns. This is significant as my productions now favour a live rhythm section and horns. The next Delgonives release may also have real strings:-
"Another release by The Delgonives and this time, an original song written and produced by myself with eight mixes and seven of them being instrumentals. Similarly to other releases I have done in the past there are the tenor sax, organ and vibe individual mixes, plus the sweet mix which interestingly combines all three together. In addition the rhythm plus mix which is a bare bones beginning, but building up to a full orchestration. There is only one vocal mix on this occasion, being track one.
The original concept for this song was in West London circa 2015. It's journey now complete with drums by Detroit's Drew Schultz and with guitars, bass and horns done in Nashville. There has been some interest in vinyl for the sax instrumental, so subject to digital sales, which is my yardstick for any pressing, you never know. Maybe a double sider sax instrumental affair with 'Miss me, miss my baby'!
Feel free to download the free mono radio mix here"
https://soundcloud.com/bandtraxs/one-piece-of-cake-by-the-delgonives-free-mono-version
and the promo here:
https://soundcloud.com/bandtraxs/one-piece-of-cake-promo
And once again I will mention that I would very much like to feature Detroit musicians on some of those productions that are loosely based around a 60s Detroit sound. They must be able to record 24bit/44.1khz, clean, no effects and be able to send me the wav file. The sound I am after should be able to showcase their abilities fittingly into that genre. This is a different way of recording and as much as I would like to do another studio session, at present that is not affordable.
Can I also suggest support of the initiatives shown by Drew Schultz in Detroit. He is putting his stamp on my recordings and it is very much appreciated. He is very effervescent about his drumming and music work and I first saw him on YouTube.
https://www.facebook.com/DrewSchultz88
https://www.facebook.com/dimedetroit/?pnref=lhc
If anyone is interested on SD, I have released another track called 'One piece of cake' by The Delgonives. Again, Detroit's own Drew Schultz is on drums accompanied by Nashville's Gary Lunn on bass, Mark Baldwin on guitar and Sam Levine's horns. This is significant as my productions now favour a live rhythm section and horns. The next Delgonives release may also have real strings:-
"Another release by The Delgonives and this time, an original song written and produced by myself with eight mixes and seven of them being instrumentals. Similarly to other releases I have done in the past there are the tenor sax, organ and vibe individual mixes, plus the sweet mix which interestingly combines all three together. In addition the rhythm plus mix which is a bare bones beginning, but building up to a full orchestration. There is only one vocal mix on this occasion, being track one.
The original concept for this song was in West London circa 2015. It's journey now complete with drums by Detroit's Drew Schultz and with guitars, bass and horns done in Nashville. There has been some interest in vinyl for the sax instrumental, so subject to digital sales, which is my yardstick for any pressing, you never know. Maybe a double sider sax instrumental affair with 'Miss me, miss my baby'!
Feel free to download the free mono radio mix here"
https://soundcloud.com/bandtraxs/one-piece-of-cake-by-the-delgonives-free-mono-version
and the promo here:
https://soundcloud.com/bandtraxs/one-piece-of-cake-promo
And once again I will mention that I would very much like to feature Detroit musicians on some of those productions that are loosely based around a 60s Detroit sound. They must be able to record 24bit/44.1khz, clean, no effects and be able to send me the wav file. The sound I am after should be able to showcase their abilities fittingly into that genre. This is a different way of recording and as much as I would like to do another studio session, at present that is not affordable.
Can I also suggest support of the initiatives shown by Drew Schultz in Detroit. He is putting his stamp on my recordings and it is very much appreciated. He is very effervescent about his drumming and music work and I first saw him on YouTube.
https://www.facebook.com/DrewSchultz88
https://www.facebook.com/dimedetroit/?pnref=lhc