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12 Bar Blues
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Music Completion Time: 5 Hours Software Used: Cubase VST 5.1, Roland SC - 88
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"BORN TO DO THIS"
TIMEA (aka Timea Walker/Timea Szasz) is a Hungarian-born Composer, Singer-Songwriter, Multi-Instrumentalist and Music Producer. She has hundreds of original pieces of music to her name to date, 40+ of which are featured here. These are some of her older recordings she self-produced throughout the years in a wide range of genres, using various music production equipment. She composes in a variety of styles ranging from Pop, Folk, Synth and Film Music, to Game & Soundtrack, Beats & Instrumentals, Classical and many more. Some of her pieces are rich in Central and Eastern European elements, while others incorporate musical touches from across the globe. When it comes to songs, Timea likes to combine pop with traditional Hungarian themes, multiple part vocal harmonies and lyrics inspired by her life events.
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#5,497 today Peak #66
#357 in subgenre Peak #10
Author
Timea Szasz
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Timea Szasz
Uploaded
July 06, 2006
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MP3 3.1 MB 128 kbps 2:14
Story behind the song
While working on this one I imagined the history of the blues; a group of workers in a field, standing in the rain getting soaking wet because there’s nowhere to go, so they start jamming. They start clapping and playing the harmonica. Later when the other instruments join in the scene changes and instead of the blurry and muddy place the field turns into a nice, dry blues club where the workers who got soaked on the field become blues musicians in suits with more instruments (drums, bass guitar, and saxophone). They look older than they looked in the first scene. In the last part, when the music stops, the musicians realize it’s raining outside and they all remember those times they’ve spent together working on the fields. The last saxophone solo reflects the sadness of slavery life.
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