ITT: Little things in music that you love. I'll start.
>warbly synths/melodies, especially tape warble
>string bends while tremolo picking
>quick tempo changes in succession
ITT: Little things in music that you love. I'll start
Jeremiah Hernandez
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David Morales
>backing vocal harmonies that fill in the gaps for the lead line
>good drumming
Kayden Perry
>call and response
Robert Morales
B-bump!
Jaxon Hughes
>really long ballads
>one man band (vocals, guitar, possibly harmonica)
>piano and electric guitar blues
>interview with songs
Jaxson Bailey
Drums
Christian Ward
Underage industry plants with big tiddies
Nicholas Jones
>masculine alto vocals
>poetic lyrics
>lyrics with pagan and/or Catholic imagery
>delicious keyboard playing sprinkled all over the song like rainbow jimmies
>"exotic" scales (double harmonic, whole tone, etc)
>middle eastern-sounding rhythms
>sus chords
>nylon guitar folk fingerpicking
>sliding down the fretboard on bass guitar
>bringing back an earlier riff later in the song/album on a different instrument
Owen Richardson
>God tier build ups to orgasmic climaxes
>Big bands with strings and horns
Andrew Martinez
>when the drums morphs into a faster / slower tempo and changes up the whole feel and groove of the song
Jayden Ross
>hypnotizing psychedelic acoustic guitar with vocals that fits well the music
Justin Jackson
>artist laughing/crying
Asher Evans
>>middle eastern-sounding rhythms
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Joshua Brown
>it's my wife, and it's my life, haha
Liam Peterson
>When Animal Collective repeat a phrase or chorus over and over again and you become one with the song
Bentley Smith
rhythms that sound middle eastern
Jason Gray
AM I REALLY ALL THE THINGS THAT ARE OUTSIDE OF ME..AM I REALLY ALL THE THINGS THAT ARE OUTSIDE OF ME..AM I REALLY ALL THE THINGS THAT ARE OUTSIDE OF ME..AM I REALLY ALL THE THINGS THAT ARE OUTSIDE OF ME..AM I REALLY ALL THE THINGS THAT ARE OUTSIDE OF ME..AM I REALLY ALL THE THINGS THAT ARE OUTSIDE OF ME..
Juan Lee
>double kick drum
>gang vocals
>long weird song titles
Jaxon Hughes
Ugh.. me too
Jose Gomez
>vocals from a previous part of the song come in over the final chorus
>all sound cuts out for half a second
>song ends by fading out with repeating lyics (à la There Is a Light That Never Goes Out)
>High pitched distorted female vocals
ching chong meow
Oliver Russell
>Fuzz, Distortion...Noise
Austin King
>slow buildups
>whimsical lyrics that are open to interpretation
>hypnotising guitar riffs
>vocal harmony eargasms
Zachary Watson
>angular guitar riffs
>tight drumming
>punchy crackly drums
>when the first guitar chord is a nice sustain
>breathy female vocals
>good guitar tones
>tfw it finally clicks
Ryan Taylor
Ethan Edwards
when the warm organ comes in
Mason Phillips
ii-V-I progression
tickles my balls
Josiah Bailey
>lo fi drums
>spoken word in songs that arent spoken word
>"WOO!" or any type of exclamation
>good basslines
>piano ballads or piano in general
Tyler Thomas
I II IV is the best tho, you get the lydian feel on the major 2nd
Wyatt Watson
Ringo's Drumming
Cooper Smith
In the newer hip hop and trap beats when the hi-hats aren't too numerous or rattly, but they stand out really well and give the beat that added spice
Matthew Morris
HIGH
FREQUENCY
SINEWAVES
Levi King
>melodrama
>cloudy ambiences
>elements of one song being reincorporated in later tracks
>breakbeats in "non electronic" genres
>sloppy screams
Kevin Green
Sounds cool, got any recs?
Liam Campbell
>lofi, basement-sounding post-punk
>spoken word in black metal
>actually interesting basslines in shoegaze
>sampling indie/alternative songs in hiphop