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Stars | Guitar riff creates foundation for song; Michael Kelsey builds around it

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Show notes for the episode about the creation of the song, Stars, by Vickie Maris Album: Another Universe

:00 Intro of Track 9, Stars, by Vickie Maris on the album, Another Universe.

To see links for the album, Another Universe, in many of the streaming services, visit: https://vickiemaris.hearnow.com/another-universe

:40 A behind-the-scenes conversation about the ballad, Stars.

1:22 Scott Greeson talks about the guitar lick in this song, "a guitar lick from Heaven."

2:33 Info about the marriage of a lyrical hook and a musical hook.

3:28 Background about the song, Stars, and when it came about during a time when Vickie was taking guitar lessons with Raul.

4:23 Vickie added lyrics to the instrumental to help in remembering how to play the guitar riff.

5:09 Finding a happy place in your mind to help with staying focused while recording the scratch vocals and guitar parts if you're intimidated in the recording studio.

6:15 Michael Kelsey discusses how sometimes the best chord structures come in a song when you're "feeling your way through the dark" on the guitar.

7:08 ... waiting for the song to be "organice all the way through."

7:35 "When I'm adding the instruments, everything tells you what is next."

7:42 "Vickie, that's your psaltry, slow dance song!" - Jenny

8:00 Scott Greeson talks about how Michael has a knack for letting a song speak for itself. The production and the instruments enhance the lyrics.

9:25 Vickie modified the lyrics (after having performed the song with the other lyrics) before going into the studio to record the song.

10:14 Vickie shares about the experiences of playing "Stars" for live audiences, and needing to get the new lyrics memorized.

11:20 To songwriters, it's ok to bring a song in for recording even if you are not able to play the song all that well. You can let a session player do the playing of the instruments as long as you have an outline.

12:20 Michael Kelsey talks about the outline of a song.

Thank you for listening!

Show co-hosts and album producers:

Vickie Maris ... https://vickiemarismusic.com

Scott Greeson ... https://scottgreesonmusic.com

Michael Kelsey ... https://michaelkelsey.com

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Content provided by Vickie Maris, Michael Kelsey, and Scott Greeson. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Vickie Maris, Michael Kelsey, and Scott Greeson or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Show notes for the episode about the creation of the song, Stars, by Vickie Maris Album: Another Universe

:00 Intro of Track 9, Stars, by Vickie Maris on the album, Another Universe.

To see links for the album, Another Universe, in many of the streaming services, visit: https://vickiemaris.hearnow.com/another-universe

:40 A behind-the-scenes conversation about the ballad, Stars.

1:22 Scott Greeson talks about the guitar lick in this song, "a guitar lick from Heaven."

2:33 Info about the marriage of a lyrical hook and a musical hook.

3:28 Background about the song, Stars, and when it came about during a time when Vickie was taking guitar lessons with Raul.

4:23 Vickie added lyrics to the instrumental to help in remembering how to play the guitar riff.

5:09 Finding a happy place in your mind to help with staying focused while recording the scratch vocals and guitar parts if you're intimidated in the recording studio.

6:15 Michael Kelsey discusses how sometimes the best chord structures come in a song when you're "feeling your way through the dark" on the guitar.

7:08 ... waiting for the song to be "organice all the way through."

7:35 "When I'm adding the instruments, everything tells you what is next."

7:42 "Vickie, that's your psaltry, slow dance song!" - Jenny

8:00 Scott Greeson talks about how Michael has a knack for letting a song speak for itself. The production and the instruments enhance the lyrics.

9:25 Vickie modified the lyrics (after having performed the song with the other lyrics) before going into the studio to record the song.

10:14 Vickie shares about the experiences of playing "Stars" for live audiences, and needing to get the new lyrics memorized.

11:20 To songwriters, it's ok to bring a song in for recording even if you are not able to play the song all that well. You can let a session player do the playing of the instruments as long as you have an outline.

12:20 Michael Kelsey talks about the outline of a song.

Thank you for listening!

Show co-hosts and album producers:

Vickie Maris ... https://vickiemarismusic.com

Scott Greeson ... https://scottgreesonmusic.com

Michael Kelsey ... https://michaelkelsey.com

  continue reading

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