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Adam Ragusea - Soon You

Adam Ragusea - Soon You

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
From the forthcoming EP Dad Rock: The making of Dad Rock: Music and lyrics by Adam Ragusea Channel video: Adam Ragusea - Category: Dish recipes
Date: 2024-10-23

Comments and reviews: 19


Hey Adam. Honestly these comments are really unexpected and immature (I really thought this community was more mature than your average yt community, keep on going doing what you want (I know no one needs to tell you this as it seems you already realized what makes you happier, it's nice to see someone going out of their comfort zone and doing what THEY care about.
Interesting how people expect that others do a certain thing they've always been doing and judge them when they don't follow these standards. Maybe a projection of their own fears and inability to achieve things that are important for them
I wish you good luck and a happy exploring of yourself

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Cool ass song! I like the bass and vocals intro, such an unsual texture. And the whole harmonic space is so weird! it's like, lydian, but also with tons of transpositions/momentary key changes sounds real nice.
I know it's a long shot but I gotta ask - is this song inspired by the honestly titillating short story/creepypasta 'Don't Know You From Adam', about a woman with prosopagnosia (face blindness)

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This is definitely my favorite song so far. Well done Adam! Just a bit of constructive criticism, though. As a drummer myself, it's very obvious that you are quite stiff behind the kit. Just try to loosen up a bit when your playing, it will allow for smoother transitions around the kit when playing fills and just make the experience more fun overall. Keep rocking though, it sounds really good!
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I have no clue if you’ve released other music I’ve missed, Adam, but I’m a big fan of this song. Gives me a very 90s/early 00s indie rock vibe, closest comparison I could make off the top of my head right now is early Death Cab, my favorite era of the band. I’d be interested to hear about what actually inspired your sound though. Great stuff, keep it up, hope to hear more from you soon!
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Am getting some serious repeated lyrical themes between this Glue and the part of Free To Be where he says it shouldn't have cost so much to remind him he's free.
Trying not to get to parasocial but Adam it sounds like you went through some really touch personal stuff. It sounds like you are getting the help you need and these songs are functions of that.

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Goddamn does this one have the most heartfelt and emotional lyrics on the album so far. Don’t fully grasp the meaning on the first listen but there’s lots of powerful imagery here and I can feel your sense of wanting to stop something inevitable happening to people you care about but knowing you won’t be able to
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Adam continuing to be the premier example of the absolute best way to take advantage of success and money. Instead of spending his whole life trying to make the number go up, he realized when he was doing well enough to bail out and spend the foreseeable future doing whatever the hell he wants.
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I would love to see some kind of behind-the-scenes explainer about how and why you put these songs together. I've always thought that both cooking and music are an art supported by science, so seeing videos explain your music the same way you explained your cooking would be awesome.
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I watched this video and was blown away by the composition and felt very embarrassed by the simplicity of every piece of music I’ve ever made.
Then the algorithm served me the How I became the Mariah Carey Christmas chord guy video and everything makes sense.

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SICK!
The progression was already good, but when the drums kicked in, it really blew my mind. Great job!
I'd personally fiddle around with the bass treble to remove the finger sliding artifacts from the mix, but that's a matter of taste more than anything.

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I have a song I wrote that was inspired by your song Soon You; _tonight. __You. _
Seriously though, I like the music. It sounds like something I'd hear on NPR undercurrents or on tiny desk. Oh dude you should do tiny desk!

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Vocals sound. Incorrect Like it was mixed for typical voice over cooking content. Too clear and vocal perhaps I'm not an audio expert but perhaps it's the lack of reverb or similar effects
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Wow, this is really good. I get early Shudder To Think vibes. Craig Wedren-like. Witty, complex, soulful, powerful. I want you to send the stems to a professional mixer and re-release it!
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Didn't you used to be a composition tutor or something How has that translated to boring dad-rock in shorts I don't want to see by a guy with over confidence in his voice range
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I just watched the walking video. About not commenting about people's weight Out of curiosity Adam can you explain the right to freedom of speech, next time you walk your dog
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This was a joke video right Certainly no one in their right mind enjoys this kind of lame music. And the dude couldn't even put on a pair of pants to ake the video. Really
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Genius, multi talented, multi faceted, complex, interesting man! A modern day Leonardo da Vinci.
I love what you do and can't wait to see how you evolve! Cheers pisan!

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every track so far has made the previous one sound like a joke which, given that iirc they're being released in production order, is actually a huge accomplishment
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This is the one I been waiting on since I heard it on SoundCloud. This really helped me widening what I listen to I love this song so much.
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