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Bong Mines Entertainment (15 KP) rated Take Your Time - Single by Decent at Best in Music

Jun 21, 2019  
Take Your Time - Single by Decent at Best
Take Your Time - Single by Decent at Best
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7.0 (1 Ratings)
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Decent at Best is a four piece Hybrid-electronic funky R&B outfit from Tacoma, Washington. Not too long ago, they released a danceable pop tune, entitled, “Take Your Time”.

“I got something else to say to you, I want you to know that you’ve been on my mind. I got nothing left to say to ya. Don’t waste my time.” – lyrics

‘Take Your Time’ is a funk and disco-inspired pop tune with infectious vocals and a groovy baseline.

The likable tune is perfectly suited for any outdoor function in the sun. Also, it was co-written and produced by Liz Scarlett of the Fame Riot.

The narrative tells an interesting tale which explores the complicated perspectives of a love connection.

Decent at Best continues to evolve as each member brings their own unique style and taste to the group.

They believe there are no rules when it comes to music, and they love to dabble in just about every genre.

Their only goal is to make music that compels you to move, and lyrics that can resonate with just about anyone.
  
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Brian Eno recommended Go Where I Send Thee by Golden Gate Quartet in Music (curated)

 
Go Where I Send Thee by Golden Gate Quartet
Go Where I Send Thee by Golden Gate Quartet
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"This song that I'm going to play you is really interesting. To me it's the birth of funk guitar. This is a song called 'Go Where I Send Thee' and was recorded in 1937. The Golden Gate Quartet are an a capella group, so this is a capella, but listen to what happens with the rhythm. It's an amazing thing that four guys, no overdubs or anything like that, could make this amount of rhythm. For me they were one of the most important musical forces of the 20th century. The style of singing, which is called jubilee singing, was all originated in this one town in Virginia and there were lots and lots of groups in that town that could do this way of singing. Partly a way of harmonising but it's also a way of creating rhythm by making voices slightly hit off each other so they don't all land together. It's incredibly hard to do. You're pushing the beat by a 16th or 32nd to get that flam."

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