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Here is a new song titled "Be Yourself". In which genre, does it best fit? Thanks for listening and commenting.

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LamarPecorino wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 10, 2024 2:59 pm

Here is a new song titled "Be Yourself". In which genre, does it best fit? Thanks for listening and commenting.

https://soundcloud.com/user-155785959/b ... al_sharing

First impression: I could hear this as a Smokey Robinson hit; so where does HE fit? R&B? R&B/Pop?
Nice work; hope that helps.

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First impression: I could hear this as a Smokey Robinson hit; so where does HE fit? R&B? R&B/Pop?
Nice work; hope that helps.
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Thanks, for listening and writing, Peter. It does have some Pop and R&B elenents. They are often lurking in the shadows of my mind.

Hi Sounds James Taylorish. Very pleasant. Great singer. Nothing earthshaking or surprising.

feaker66 wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 11, 2024 6:55 pm

Hi Sounds James Taylorish. Very pleasant. Great singer. Nothing earthshaking or surprising.

Thanks for listening.

Here is the EDM/Dance version of "Be Yourself" for dining and dancing enjoyment.

https://soundcloud.com/user-155785959/b ... al_sharing

genre sounds to me like seventies adult contemporary, like James Taylor. It's a good sound, and the lyrics make it sound commercially viable, I think.

nice song, Lamar,

Vince

If you told me Michael Franks did this, I'd believe you. A very nice track! Retro 70s vocal jazz is what I'd call it...

nicotina wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 25, 2024 5:03 pm

genre sounds to me like seventies adult contemporary, like James Taylor. It's a good sound, and the lyrics make it sound commercially viable, I think.

nice song, Lamar,

Vince

Thanks, Vince! Good to hear from you.

AlanHall wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 26, 2024 5:21 pm

If you told me Michael Franks did this, I'd believe you. A very nice track! Retro 70s vocal jazz is what I'd call it...

Thanks for listening and writing. As soon as I heard the vocals, I thought of Michael Franks too! It gave the track its life.

This is the happy result of following Dean Kkrippaehne's advice to hire a singer rather than to sing the song myself.