I See Your Face Every Place I Go

[X-53mph]

I'll be releasing a new track and EP at the end of the month called 'I See Your Face Every Place I Go', but for those of you wishing to get in an early listen, I've set up my first ever Pre-ordering-thang on Bandcamp where you can stream the title track.

So if you're interested, head over to the bandcamp page here:

https://53mph.bandcamp.com/album/i-see-your-face-every-place-i-go

It will also be going live on all streaming platforms by the end of the month.

All support appreciated. It's what keeps me going.

[jack c.]

tad more highs on piano.try and add a few more diverse parts.jack c.

[thegaltieribrothers]

Hi Philip,

A lovely piano instrumental well worth the listen!

Thanks for sharing.

Good Job!

regards

paul

 

[X-53mph]

On 9/10/2021 at 5:46 PM, thegaltieribrothers said:

Hi Philip,

A lovely piano instrumental well worth the listen!

Thanks for sharing.

Good Job!

regards

paul

 

Thanks Paul,

Appreciate it. ?

[Barry Seymour]

Would echo the comment on the piano - make just a bit crisper, maybe back it off a few percent, leave a bit more room for the strings. Also, is that pedal sound I'm hearing? I assume that was intentional.

Beautiful music.

[X-53mph]

11 hours ago, Barry Seymour said:

Would echo the comment on the piano - make just a bit crisper, maybe back it off a few percent, leave a bit more room for the strings. Also, is that pedal sound I'm hearing? I assume that was intentional.

Beautiful music.

Thanks for the advice. I cannot fix the mix that has gone to Spotify, but I can rework the Bandcamp version.

In reply to your question, yes the pedal sound was intentional. I love all those creaks and groans from old pianos, and I want the listener to feel like they are in the pianist's seat, not in the audience. I understand that this may not be to everyone's taste, but I personally love those sounds. If the pedal is pumped just right, it ends up as accompaniment to the piece.