This is a song about opening up. Not like opening up beer cans - although you are free to interpret it that way if you wish - but more like opening the heart. For some reason, being cynical is...
Living Melody - Songs and music by Hubert Razack
Through The Veil
This short album is a collection of songs written between January and August 2009. The production is a bit more sparse compared to my previous project, and it all started with vocals and accoustic guitar. All the rest is some nice dressing (well, I hope it's nice, anyway :-)
Vocally I used a very light type of voice - you could probably dub it "the falsetto album"!
I hope you enjoy listening to the tracks! If you like it, you can download them in high quality on this page.
All tracks written, performed and produced by Hubert Razack.
Recorded in Toronto, April-August 2010
Track by track
Here is a little more details about each song, how they were written, and what they are about. I've also added all the lyrics for each song. Click on the song's title or on the image to read more and post your comments.
This song starts off like quite a few of the other songs: things don't go too well. And it ends like quite a few of the other songs: it gets better. I guess that makes me predictible :) What...
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One day I woke up feeling like a pile of expired food (that is, not so good). As I awkwardly crept out of bed and attempted to make it throughout the day, I started to fantasize on how things...
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I've been wanting to write an upbeat song for quite some time, and this one recently came quite easily (always a good sign). I love the 80s, so this is my 80s song (smile). You could say it...
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I used to try to be "clever" when writing lyrics, but now that I am actually singing these songs I have found myself using a much more candid approach. I think the lyrics for this...
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This song started from a personal experience, when I had reached some sort of stability and was reasonably happy with where I was - or so I thought. Then I discovered there was much more to life...
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