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Hi Imusicule I admit I did not know this beautiful song by Birdy so I listened to the orginal then I listened again to yours along with the lyrics. I can see you are from Turkey, so well done on this cover in English and, although it is a vocally challenging song, you have quite a wide vocal range which certainly took me by surprise! I'll look forward to hearing more from you and well done on posting this cover. Janeva
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Well done on your Toto cover. I was watching some Youtube videos of Toto recently which took me right back, I particularly adored their song 'Hold the line' which is one of my absolute favourites from that era. I liked what you did visually with the video and it followed the song well. Don't worry if you don't feel you have enough musical knowledge, you have already achieved much more than many (including myself!) could do. Keep enjoying it, that is the most important thing! Janeva
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Daren, your phenomenal musical talent, knowledge, humour, generosity and friendship is forever missed 😞
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I was thinking surely Mahesh is about 20 now!
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Just reminiscing some of the 70s stuff I loved it when Paul said ♥️🎸 'Take me down, Jimmy!' ♥️🎸 Good to see Linda, too ♥️🎹
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Happy Birthday, Lisa, hope you have a great day!
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Musicians are 3 times More Likely to Suffer from Depression
Janeva commented on Songstuff's blog entry in Songstuff Stuff
I'm not a musician but, from what I have experienced, creative people in general can appear to be prone to depression and anxiety. It seems to be the case, from what I have personally seen, is that people with such issues can be searching for ways to express themselves, whether that be in music, dance or other arts. Also, when someone has expressed themselves in this way they can become more stressed if others do not understand or appreciate their work. In many ways, if using music or art to work through issues is helping the person, it is such a personal matter - who cares what others think. The problem, of course, is when this is the person's income which may be allowing them their basic living arrangements. It is so sad to see so many who have succumbed to their depression, drugs and alcohol. On the other hand, how many musicians have said that their music saved their lives? The chicken and egg analogy is a good one.- 6 comments
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Head Of Light Entertainment- Drool album cover
Janeva commented on Carl Green's gallery image in Promo Shots
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It must be a good feeling to be able to help. I am now following the charity on Twitter. -
I must admit I hadn't heard of Arch, but I have just read up on them. Hope the gig went well!
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Head Of Light Entertainment- Drool album cover
Janeva commented on Carl Green's gallery image in Promo Shots
Cool photo. I was thinking, though, this is what I need to do with my hubby's trainers. -
Hi Mahesh Congratulations on all your achievements so far. This interview is fab, really great publicity for you. Love the video! Best wishes with your continued success! Jan
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Love it! A great ambassador for the site -
I met two of my favourite songwriters, Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford from Squeeze a couple of years ago. I had a CD signed by Glenn and Chris signed my copy of his lyrics book. They used to work separately when writing. Chris described getting back the music from Glenn after he sent the lyrics as like receiving Christmas presents. They've had their times apart over the years, so it was great to see them touring together again
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Sounds like Hall and Oates couldn't go for that I'm jealous that you 'bumped into' Paul Weller!
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I saw a recent photo of the brothers and they look more alike now Russell's lost his long locks - Loved them
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I thought I would share one of my most memorable music fan moments from when I was a kid in primary school. We had a school trip visiting a local historic house called Bramall Hall which is a beautiful black and white Tudor mansion which dates back to the 14th Century. I always liked history but it was a summer day and we started to take more notice of what was happening outside. Lots of cables were being dragged around the place and large vehicles were being parked up. We eventually persuaded our teachers to allow us outside where we discovered a pop show called 'Lift Off' was being filmed in the gardens. One of my favourite bands of the time, Sparks, were rehearsing 'This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us' outside the hall on the grass. I think the foundations were shaken that day. It was the best school history trip I ever went on
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Hi John Yes, I did know about it but I confess to having forgotten and not using it. I will in future Janeva
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Hi You say your lyrics have no rhythm. Do you write them down whilst listening to music? I often write poetry without any particular rhythm but if I write anything which I consider potentially to be lyrics - I write them listening to music - even if this is not the music which will be used eventually. Good luck! Janeva
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