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28 Days by Bemmy R
Bemmy R
Artist Biography For Bemmy R
Bemmy R Is A Lover Of Music That Tells A Story. Having A Good Tune Is Only Half The Battle He Believes Music Also Has To Speak To It's Audience. Inspired By Music Starting With Bob Dylan And Bruce Springsteen And Moving On To More Contempary Artists Such As Stephen Fretwell And Bon Iver Bemmy Has Always Tried To Write Songs That Are A Snapshot In Time. Music Should Invoke Memories Of Times And Places Not Only For The Writer But For The Listener. He Believes A Song Should Be As Powerful As A Photo At Placing You In The Past And This Can Only Happen With A Connection To The Music. Describing Songs As Something You Should Come Back To "again And Again" To "hear Different Meanings Everytime" Bemmy Appears To Favour Quality Over Quantity When It Comes To Releasing His Music. Bemmy Was Born In Oxford In 1985 And Has Been Playing Guitars Since He Was 12. He Has Been In And Out Of Various Bands Including Silverstones And Le Vens. Bemmy Is Now Settled As An Acoustic Solo Artist Using His Spare Time To Capture His Thoughts And Feelings On Disc In The Studio At His Abingdon Home.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: 28 Days
Bemmy-R - Along The Way EP
This Song Was Written And Recorded In The Summer Of 2009. The Lyrics Were Put Together On A Delayed Plane Journey Back From Italy With The Music Being Being Added And Recorded A Week Later. Based On A Storyline From TV It Is Written About A Drawn Out Break Up Between Two People Taken From The Perspective Of A Guy Who Just Doesn't Have The Guts To Make The Decision. In The Beginning He Is Looking Back Over The Past 28 Days And How Much Has Happened. He Ends Up Getting Caught In The Memories Of How Indecisive He Was. He Regrets Not Talking To Her Properly At One Point Even Trying To Just Abandon Her On A Crowded Street And Get Away. She Takes The Decision In The End With Him Realising He Was Wrong All Along But With No Way To Turn Back. The Recording Was A Very Slick Process With All Recording And Mixing Completed Within A Week. The Acoustic Guitar Was DI'd Looking To Emulate The Sounds Of Sixto Rodriguez Who Has A Very Sharp Acoustic Sound. This Is The First Song In Which Plate Reverb Has Been Used Heavily To Give It That 60s Space And It Really Helps To Add Some Colour To The Guitar. The Bass Was Added At The Last Minute To Really Push The Song Forward And To Offer A Different Melody To The Vocal.
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Bemmy R Is A Lover Of Music That Tells A Story. Having A Good Tune Is Only Half The Battle He Believes Music Also Has To Speak To It's Audience. Inspired By Music Starting With Bob Dylan And Bruce Springsteen And Moving On To More Contempary Artists Such As Stephen Fretwell And Bon Iver Bemmy Has Always Tried To Write Songs That Are A Snapshot In Time. Music Should Invoke Memories Of Times And Places Not Only For The Writer But For The Listener. He Believes A Song Should Be As Powerful As A Photo At Placing You In The Past And This Can Only Happen With A Connection To The Music. Describing Songs As Something You Should Come Back To "again And Again" To "hear Different Meanings Everytime" Bemmy Appears To Favour Quality Over Quantity When It Comes To Releasing His Music. Bemmy Was Born In Oxford In 1985 And Has Been Playing Guitars Since He Was 12. He Has Been In And Out Of Various Bands Including Silverstones And Le Vens. Bemmy Is Now Settled As An Acoustic Solo Artist Using His Spare Time To Capture His Thoughts And Feelings On Disc In The Studio At His Abingdon Home.
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This song was written and recorded in the summer of 2009. The lyrics were put together on a delayed plane journey back from Italy, with the music being being added and recorded a week later.
Based on a storyline from TV, it is written about a drawn out break up between two people, taken from the perspective of a guy who just doesn't have the guts to make the decision. In the beginning he is looking back over the past 28 days and how much has happened. He ends up getting caught in the memories of how indecisive he was. He regrets not talking to her properly, at one point even trying to just abandon her on a crowded street and get away. She takes the decision in the end, with him realising he was wrong all along, but with no way to turn back.
The recording was a very slick process, with all recording and mixing completed within a week. The acoustic guitar was DI'd, looking to emulate the sounds of Sixto Rodriguez who has a very sharp acoustic sound. This is the first song in which plate reverb has been used heavily to give it that 60s space and it really helps to add some colour to the guitar. The bass was added at the last minute to really push the song forward, and to offer a different melody to the vocal. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.