Sometimes we can surprise ourselves
Indeed! Sod it, I can't sleep, might as well elaborate on my previous post.
So, that singer that I mentioned previously and I have been exchange songwriting idea via WhatsApp since Wednesday. As well as discussing our anxieties related to performing music, our past failed experiences trying to form and find out where each is from. I told I was Scotland, and she's from Europe but lives down in Bristol, England. So, I don't hear from her again until yesterday evening, when she leaves a 3 and a half minutes voice memo, giving me her perspective on Scotland, what she thinks of the country and the people. As well as an accurate observation about weather, which me laugh.
Skip to yesterday afternoon, around 1 o'clock, she's messaged me again with her email address, saying to get in. So, I email her. Next thing I know, she offering me another collaboration, a completely different style of song. Anyway, she's asks me if I could help fix this song she had produced but hasn't released, because she isn't happy with it. The guy original she had produce it gave her different music than what she specifically outlined.
I go: "
Yeah, I'll give it a go and see what I can do"
So, I agree and replies saying it not a rock, and I ask if still want to help with it. I reiterate what I said, adding that I also like electronic music - the genre style of this song I agreed to help - and that I could use a break from coming up with guitar riffs for a wee while.
Here's the bit where ah said to myself:
"Wait, what?". She responds to me saying that I'd get a songwriting credit on this other track under my real name and a featured artist credit after the title of the song under my band moniker. And that she plans to try n' get this other track playlisted to mainstream radio once it's released.
And before I even have a chance to take in what tha fuck I just agreed to, she emails me... again! The full lyrics, an audio file of her singing some of the lyrics, telling me how the vocal melody goes. And, about 6 songs to use as point of reference to give me an idea what the should've sounded like in the first place.
I just hope she trusts me enough and this goes well for both of us. I don't want to fuck it up, like that other c
%* who clearly forgot what the role of a music producer is when working with a singer or band.