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Someone said, "There's something out of tune in the song." Another replied, "But that's what makes it soooo sexy!" Standard House with an edgier kick, and a "rave call" to jumpstart the piece. A "Latin" section is "umph-ified" by trumpets, vibraphones, timbales and congas. Quite frankly I don't know how to describe this. You tell me! |
CD: Welcome to My House, Boston!
Label: still shopping
Credits: Vocals--performed and written by Millenium Mermaid. All else (c) by The Eastie Called Six. |
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This is the same song as "House of Soul (Miami Edit)" without the vocals (see the description there). "Welcome to Haus" is the original title. This is provided here in case anyone feels so inclined to provide different vocal tracks. Contact me if you do! |
CD: Welcome to My House, Boston!
Label: still shopping
Credits: Performed and produced by The Eastie Called Six |
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Same song as "House of Soul (Miami Edit)". See description there. Mind the add-ons that are not in the miami edit version. This is the original test mix and is a bit "hissy" which sort of adds character to the piece. Sampled main vocals of Millennium Mermaid. |
CD: Welcome to My House, Boston!
Label: still shopping
Credits: Main vocals (sampled) by Millennium Mermaid; arranged by The Eastie Called Six. |
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