What is penis music?
Not to mention that A G E spells “age,” and we’re talking about babies.
Vocal damage.
Not menacing but I will gladly accept it.
Another winner.
You didn’t specify the artist.
Does that work?
What is the benefit of this tuning?
What’s your favorite Beach Boys progression?
Is this a goodbye?
She was a Christian artist?
No problem.
Thanks. Welcome to my community.
G: G B D D#maj7: D# G A# D A#: A# D F D7: D F# A C
None of these chords share a key, since G Major only has an F# and not a D# or an A# (the last of which would be written as Bb in a minor key.) However, I see a few trails that keep the progression solid: 1: G > G > F > F > then it loops; it’s a climb from the b7 to the subtonic to the tonic in a satisfying resolution 2: G > D > D > D… a simple I V I loop 3: D is an ostinato and since it is the V it keeps you in suspense, but also the D > D# > D > C dances around that to make it interesting 4: B > A# > A# > A… between the third and the ninth almost like a I V I 5: This is in no particular key, but jumping from G to D is boring, so they added tension with the bVI which invokes a spacey or nostalgic feeling, at least for my ears; also, A# to D# is a fourth like D to G so it doesn’t sound super jarring.
I hope that makes sense.
Edit: The shakiness can be derived from the unstable key center, to allude to the track title. The lyrics depict a character who has just gone through a breakup I presume, so they feel “blue” like a blue note doesn’t fit in the key.
Asus2 is A B E which rearranged is A E B going around the circle of fifths. That may be why.
I’m glad that you enjoyed it.
Interesting tidbit. Thanks for sharing.