143.87 BPM
Intro Pan dB
Snare*Halftime Beat* R5 -31
Reverbed Congos L10 -21
Kick C -19
Hi Hat Pattern L 11 -50
Electric Bass playing 1/4 notes -25
Synth FX
0:14
Bass Kick -8
Delay Guitar Chord
Percussion Symbols -36
0:43
Electric Piano Stabs -21
Verse 0:59
Electric clean rhythm guitar -16
Atmosphere synths
Dynamic Guitar Lead, -14
fluctuates in velocity
-Really enjoy this technique of playing , goes into one minute solo
2:40
Everything drops, just guitar riff
Goes back to intro 8 bars with light kick
Verse 2 3:00
Same elements as the first, still soloing.
3:50
Only hats, bass, and light kick
4:05
Snare back
Verse 3 4:14
Lead guitar bends
Rides out
I picked this track because it is of a very free form, and basically one long guitar solo. The genre is electronic jazz, acid jazz, or simply nu jazz. It has a very dubby feel to it and beside the multiple synth atmosphere noises theres not a whole lot going on. It's mostly bass and a lot of percussion which leaves tons of space for the guitar to shine throughout the track.
The track was written, produced, conducted and engineer by the original artist.
Additional info:
St Germain is among the leading French masters to have established the 'French Touch': the 'French Traxx EP' and 'Motherland EP', both released in 1993, introduced his style: a mix of deep house, jazz and lounge; sampling and real instruments playing side to side.
Personnel for Album Tourist
- Pascal Ohse (Trumpet)
- Edouard Labor (Saxophones, Flute)
- Alexandre Destrez (Keyboards)
- Idrissa Diop (Talking drum)
- Edmundo Carneiro (Percussion)
- Claudio De Qeiroz (Baritone saxophone)
- Ernest Ranglin (guitar for 'Montego Bay Spleen')
- Ludovic Navarre (Writer, producer, conductor and sound engineer) Pseudonym "St. Germain"
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