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Sunday, June 6, 2021
Tim Ayre and the addictive pop bop of "So Long" (Official -Karaoke- Video)
"never was this crazy ever since you made me head over the soles of my shoes..."
The effervescent love (or love lost) drenched "So Long" by Sydney based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, composer Tim Ayre is so utterly delicious and lush in it's artistically crafted, dynamic pop bop that you could only hope and pray that it is the soundtrack for you as you move throughout your day. The dominant piano downbeats and bass lines, alone, feels like Gene Kelly dancing and the power pop glitter of the double lead lines have a glam persona. Ayre's lovely vocal aesthetic and unabashed pop stance works and the inclusion of a kind of baroque-esque psychedelic lounge rock coda feels stunningly dreamy.
Working with mostly analogue instruments and writing, recording everything himself since his high school years - Tim's first project Tim & Jean thrust him into the nation's spotlight and on tour with Moby before he could enter a licensed venue. Now some years later, that creative approach has only been refined and the results are a unique and infectious take on pop music.
Tim Ayre, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, Melbourne home studio, analogue instruments, writing, recording , indie pop, dreamy pop, dream pop, indie rock, "So Long", EP "Modern Life",
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