I’d been singing this tune in my head for a while. The basic words come from a pretty corny song by Sampson and Delila from back in the eighties. I went to put it together to add to my set on Sunday, and it just sort of rolled right out of me. The mix is a little long to get to the point, but I’m usually all about the lower third of a tune anyhow. I like to keep it deep and simple, take my time, and get there when I get there. Makes dancing more fun, mixing more fascinating, and the layers and textures start moving in all directions. That’s the way I like it. The tune deserves a re edit, and possibly a remix, but I was happy with it and wanted to share. It’s a good reflection of where I’m at right now. Stripped, but building, deep, but powerful. Letting go, and trusting the process.
S. Jones Dirty Love Rough & Long Version
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awesome
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I’m so glad you dig it. I dig it too.
all that silence was makin’ me itch.
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I love it too.
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Me too!!!
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Excellent track. Do let us know when you have it available for sale. : )
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* happy grateful grin *
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this happens to be excellent database editing music. its precisely that slow build that keeps me on one track. :)
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1. “it’s”
2. … and how many database designers get to dance simultaneously?
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Sweet! The bass line and background guitar is great. Nice and deep. As for database designers, I am not sure, but I had this on at work and was groovin through my code. ;-)
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Deep and Dope!!
Love it!!
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: )
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i do feel {the letting go} happen as i listen. ahhhh
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I love the response to this song:
“Why is it so long? It takes so long for anthing to happen!”
Going over the heads of the middle ground. S’all right with me.
* the artist winks *