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Fish In The Sea (feat. Admiral Bob)
30.08.2019
A laid-back reggae groove with a soulful male vocal, carrying a thoughtful message. Ideal for documentaries, travel shows, or reflective moments, blending acoustic and electronic elements.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Fish In The Sea (feat. Admiral Bob)" immediately establishes a relaxed, sun-drenched atmosphere, reminiscent of a chilled-out beachside jam. The track's strength lies in its authentic reggae groove, driven by a solid bassline, crisp acoustic guitar, and subtly playful steel drum accents. The male vocal is smooth and engaging, delivering a message that feels both personal and environmentally conscious, which is a nice touch.
Compositionally, it's well-structured, with a clear verse-chorus format and an interesting spoken-word bridge that adds a layer of depth. The arrangement builds gradually, introducing new elements like subtle synth pads and backing vocals to maintain listener interest without overwhelming the core reggae feel. While the melody isn't overly complex, it's certainly catchy and serves the song's laid-back vibe perfectly.
From a production standpoint, "Fish In The Sea" is generally well-mixed and balanced. The individual instruments sit nicely in the sonic space, and there's a good sense of clarity. One minor suggestion would be to perhaps experiment with some subtle stereo widening on certain elements, like the backing vocals or percussion, to create a slightly more immersive soundscape. The mastering feels appropriate for the genre, though pushing the overall loudness a touch could give it a bit more impact for certain media applications.
Emotionally, the track evokes a sense of calm reflection, tinged with a hint of melancholy due to the lyrical content. This makes it surprisingly versatile. It could work well in a documentary about marine life, a travel vlog showcasing a tropical destination, or even a poignant scene in a drama. Adding some purely instrumental sections (or creating an instrumental version) could broaden its appeal for sync licensing. The song, as a whole, sits close to the production music level, but it's already pretty well polished.
Overall, "Fish In The Sea (feat. Admiral Bob)" is a pleasant and well-crafted track with a distinct character. It shows promise and, with a few minor tweaks, could easily find a home in a variety of media projects. It stands out for its genuine reggae feel and thoughtful lyrical approach.
Compositionally, it's well-structured, with a clear verse-chorus format and an interesting spoken-word bridge that adds a layer of depth. The arrangement builds gradually, introducing new elements like subtle synth pads and backing vocals to maintain listener interest without overwhelming the core reggae feel. While the melody isn't overly complex, it's certainly catchy and serves the song's laid-back vibe perfectly.
From a production standpoint, "Fish In The Sea" is generally well-mixed and balanced. The individual instruments sit nicely in the sonic space, and there's a good sense of clarity. One minor suggestion would be to perhaps experiment with some subtle stereo widening on certain elements, like the backing vocals or percussion, to create a slightly more immersive soundscape. The mastering feels appropriate for the genre, though pushing the overall loudness a touch could give it a bit more impact for certain media applications.
Emotionally, the track evokes a sense of calm reflection, tinged with a hint of melancholy due to the lyrical content. This makes it surprisingly versatile. It could work well in a documentary about marine life, a travel vlog showcasing a tropical destination, or even a poignant scene in a drama. Adding some purely instrumental sections (or creating an instrumental version) could broaden its appeal for sync licensing. The song, as a whole, sits close to the production music level, but it's already pretty well polished.
Overall, "Fish In The Sea (feat. Admiral Bob)" is a pleasant and well-crafted track with a distinct character. It shows promise and, with a few minor tweaks, could easily find a home in a variety of media projects. It stands out for its genuine reggae feel and thoughtful lyrical approach.
Additional Information
I love fish, do you? Then let's make sure that the sea is always full of fish.
