i won't fall in love again

[thegaltieribrothers]

have a listen and make a comment if you have time to the latest song from the Galtieri Brothers;

i won't fall in love again

thanks again and keep up the good work - you never know who's listening!

best wishes

paul

 

[KSband]

Good sounding pop song, nice work.

[Wookiee]

As noted a very pop like song, I do wonder if the HH groove is quite right for the songs groove, just my furry observation.

You do also realise that one day someone will smile at you in that way and that ice around your heart will melt.

[PhonoBrainer]

For me this had a nice 50's vibe. You might thicken your lead vocal with a very short delay or something? Maybe a bit more variety in the drum programming, the hi hats got a little samey - adding some nice crash cymbals occasionally on the ones, that sort of thing.

Oh yeah I bet you will.

nice one!

cheers,

-Tom

[Myriad Rocker]

I'm not sure what you were going for, but I'd like to hear some backing vox or answer/call back in the chorus.  Possibly select spots in the verses as well.

I liked the phrasing in the verses.  Good stuff.

[noynekker]

Hey Galtiers . . . nice likeable pop song, has a certain innocence to it. I like the vocal (and the harmonies) . . . I'll say when the thicker instrumentation comes in, you might want to pump up that nice round lead vocal, I lost it a bit there. Well done piece, overall a great sound to it, and ha' it sounds like you may fall in love again.

[Johnbee58]

Really?  EVERYBODY falls in love!

Great tune.  I'd bring the drums down a bit in the mix.

?John B

[Douglas Kirby]

I liked this one guys - nice job.  I thought it could have used some bgv aahs on the chorus, but overall well done.

[Lynn Wilson]

Good song and lyrics, Paul!  You've gotten good advice, but it shouldn't be hard to make this stellar.  Your songs just keep getting better and better.

[thegaltieribrothers]

Thanks KurtS, glad you liked the song.

Hi Wookie,

I have a  heart that is frozen in time but perhaps one day.

Thanks for listening and commenting it is really appreciated.

best wishes 

paul

[David Sprouse]

This is so good Paul!  The music and lyrics are simple but poignant...sort of like Tilbrook and Difford (as they are sometimes).  Highly original too, despite it being a common theme.

[Dave Oliffe]

I can imagine this song as the backdrop to a cult romantic film, it's sad and innocent. I liked it a lot. The vocal is stark and haunting and the chorus does a good job of enhancing the emotion of the song.

I think the drums might be a bit too big for their boots, they don't need to have such presence I don't think. Also the backing vocals that come in towards the end could use a drink of reverb/delay and maybe less volume. Apart from that, don't change anything! 

Edited August 13, 2021 by Dave Oliffe

[thegaltieribrothers]

Hi Tom/PhonoBrainer,

Thanks for the suggestion about adding occasional crash cymbals, I agree it is a little sparse cymbal wise and will add this to the list when I make the next revision.

Hi Myriad Rocker,

Thanks for the suggestion to use more backing vocals.

Thank you both for listening and commenting it means a lot. 

best wishes

paul

[thegaltieribrothers]

Hi noynekker,

I just may fall in love again who knows thanks for listening and commenting.

Hi Johnbee58,

Thanks for the tip on bringing the drums down in the mix.

Thank you both for listening and commenting it means a lot. 

best wishes

paul

[thegaltieribrothers]

Hi Douglas Kirby,

Thanks for the suggestion about backing vocals in the chorus + thanks for listening.

Hi Lynn,

Thank you for your kind comments and listening.

Thank you both for commenting and listening, it means a lot.

best wishes

paul

[bjornpdx]

Sounds like something Ricky Nelson might have done (way) back in the day.
I like the heartfelt sentiment of the song and your straightforward delivery. Very well done.
-Bjorn

[thegaltieribrothers]

Hi David Sprouse,

Glad you liked the song and thanks for the comparison to Tilbrook and Difford, I am always aiming for that one poignant lyric to make a song worthwhile.

Hi Dave Oliffe,

I like the way you think if you know someone who needs a song for a cult film let me know.

Thank you both for listening and commenting, it means a lot.

best wishes

paul

Edited August 23, 2021 by thegaltieribrothers

[DeeringAmps]

Vocal up, drums down (and I'd add a little bit more "room" to them).
Lots of good advice above.

On 8/21/2021 at 4:16 PM, bjornpdx said:

Sounds like something Ricky Nelson might have done

I'd say you've nailed that.

t

[thegaltieribrothers]

Hi Bjorn,

Thanks for listening and the Ricky Nelson comment.

Hi DeeringAmps,

Thanks for the good advice.

Thank you both for listening and commenting, it means a lot.

best wishes 

paul

[Makke]

A pleasant pop song with nice triol rhythm. I liked the ambiance and sounds.