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Music is the vehicle
by Grant Bovee
The universe is a song and we are composer as well as audience.
These are vibrations fast and slow from the harmonies created by the interactions of the planets and stars to the smallest atoms.
The revolving of the sun, the earth and the moon; even the cyclic generations of life forms are each a contributor in the refrain.
Our lives help to create the music that affects us all.
Uploaded: May 18, 2008
Duration: 4m 54s
Comments for Music is the vehicle
by Grant Bovee
Simple clear a little ethnical sound! I just like it a little soul and jazz! Nice vocals, just professional made song for very high rate! I hope this one will be very high!
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This electro-ballad had a steady beat, with a lovely saxophone introduction. The vocal reminded me of early to mid 80s electro pop in the style of Ultravox - mellow yet not too smooth! This would be music to chill out to, accompanied by a delicious glass of cold white wine.
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Lovely story telling track. You really had to listen to the lyrics right thru to the end. Lead singer has a fabulous voice... Deep and strong and powerful and full of life and passion. Some great saxophone playing too amongst the electric guitar and other instruments. Great stuff!
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The start of this track was interesting it was kind of church meets jazz meets rock, parts of it reminded me of 'Songbird'. The vocal was strong and the words were clearly pronounced. I liked the string section after the first part of the vocal. I liked the variety within this track. The lyrics were quite contemporary such as 'google and did a search for me'.
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There’s plenty of positive stuff going on here. Some great guitar backed with some subtle keyboards. The singers voice is pretty good no trying to sound like someone else. ooo a nice Sax bit cool some of us metal heads love a bit of Sax!
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Like the different approach this song has taken, vocals meet the acoustics well produce a very individual sound which is refreshing to hear.
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Jazzy opening which turns into a poppy-alternative track that is rather effecting. Getting 'Google' into the lyrics is an achievement in itself. Enjoyed it.