As I often do, it was born in improvisation. The guitar track was recorded in one take in full

length, it was the second take. My feeling about the styles of this track have changed a few times. I

feel it has jumpy character of Funk and it has air in the beat as it usually does in R’n’B. However, the

sound of my guitar was inspired by mellow clean styles of Jeff Buckley and John Frusciante.

 

When I

listen to this track, I always imagine myself on a back sit of a car looking through the side window or

walking on streets at night through the ocean of city lights. The beat creates a strange feeling of a

swinging pace, not in a sense of the Jazz swing. I like to do experiments with rhythms and timing, so

here, though the structure of the rhythm is traditional, it doesn’t match with the pulse of the tempo, or

as we can say, with imaginable metronome.

 

 It’s rushing out a little and then it’s evening at the end of

the second bar, that is a big swing in two bars. That’s what makes it so lazy but so vivid and colorful.

In addition, this jumpy melody with a note on an every week 8th creates a psychedelic mood, like a

hidden anger somewhere deep or like splashes of memories. Then here comes the main melody,

which has a bit of philosophic and romantic color but more like just memory of a thought.