Broadjam Artist: Patrick E. Muth/Catnip Pat
Song: GYPSY PIRATE
Reviewer: Catch Ten One Ten
Positive Comments: I am a huge fan of descending bass lines! The core pattern here is wonderful! I hear it on so many different instruments! Could work for anything, and that is GOOD songwriting at the roots of music! Bravo! Nostalgic. Reminds me of a friend’s dad in middle school, growing up in Portland, who played the Accordion at night over fires. I haven’t thought of his song “paper or plastic” in so so many years, thank you for the smile! Sets a mood and scene real quick, and it doesn’t matter if someone is a fan of this genre, you painted a clear picture very fast, and this should be taken with high praise, most fail to do this. From three seconds in, I know where I’m at, brilliant! The intro reminds of stuff Fingazz used to do (Check out Outstanding) — you’ll love it!
Constructive Comments: Okay, so, as much as I love that accordion, it is ABRASIVE for three and a half mins! Wow! That was a lot. Do you know how there’s “too much of a good thing”? Well, there’s certainly way too much of a unique thing. About one minute of this was all I could enjoy after a while I just was like okay, I get it…which is a shame because the concept is very interesting overall. I highly recommend some other softer instruments in there, or at least switching that chore descending chords sequence to a Rhoads or some other funky but pleasantly smooth instruments.