This Music is a Symphuddie
Symphudd Instruments Ensemble plays a unique variety of truly amazing music
Genres of Music Available
Reggae
The Reggae Tracks on The Back From The Brink album are The Rhythm of Life by Symphuddie and The Rhythm of Life instrumental version by the Symphudd Instruments Ensemble.
The deejay in the vocal rendition encourages us to remember that when life is a mess and full of distress we are being tested. The instrumental version includes harmonica, saxophone, and a Latin-acoustic guitar lead.
Both songs feature congas, and bongos and are inspiring, pulsing rhythmic, reggae music.
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Modern Dance Pop
There are four Modern Dance pop songs on the Back From The Brink album. In standard Click Traxz Media fashion these are the vocal rendition by Symphuddie and instrumental rendition of the musical pieces by the Symphudd Instruments Ensemble.
The songs are This Fuse You Lit on tracks 02 and 10 and Step Out and Fall In This Love on tracks 03, and 07. This Fuse You Lit is about being totally distracted by a crush and features the saxophone as the distracting element in the up-tempo Modern Dance Pop song. The Instrumental version features Steel Pan drums for the melody.
Step Out and Fall in This Love is a Dance Pop Song. This up-tempo ballad encourages the love who has been flirting and pursuing you to take the step…that leap of faith in love and just step out and fall in love because the love is worth it. Fiddles, pizzicato strings, organ, horn section, acoustic guitars are featured in this Up-tempo Modern Dance Pop Song and dance music
Soulful Pop
Now That We Are Here is the Soulful Pop song on the Back From The Brink album. It is a song of reconciliation and about renewed love. It encourages us to put the past behind to embrace the future. This the Soulful Pop song is also about forgetting the hurts of the past and looking through the eyes of love. Featuring Hammond organ, horn sections, strings orchestration,
This was the first song Wayne Manderson wrote and recorded. It was also the last song produced, mixed, and published. This was because Wayne “threw everything including the kitchen sink” in this song. He had to make changes “adjusted for reality”, however, after the first mastering session. The first iteration included more cinematic orchestration and had a totally different emotional feel. This song is more modern and has a more soulful feel than the original.
Smooth Cool Jazz
The vocal and instrumental renditions of Once Bitten Twice Shy are the Smooth Cool Jazz songs on the Back From The Brink Album. This Smooth Cool Jazz song is a ballad and is also soothing elevator music.
it is a song about hesitating to get involved because of an old hurt. The memory is very strong and trust doesn’t come easy… this time you have to show me love in you.
Once Bitten Twice Shy is also suited for a stimulating romantic dance. It is a Smooth Cool Jazz song that features male vocal harmonies pianos, brass, Hammond organ, and pizzicato strings.
