City Streets ( blaxploitation ) new vocal version & final mix

  • Here is a track I wanted to write since a very long time, but couldn't find any singer to take it to the right level.


    It's done , with the help of Lee Rice & Carmen, a Italian singer :)


    25 layers of guitars, keys , vocals and that jazzbass line I love !


    We're super proud of this soul track :)


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  • Awesome Renaud, great vibe and atmosphere. Great job from you all. Carmen takes it to another level with her contribution I have to say. Guitars and bassline as usual very tasteful. Super cool :thumbup:8)

  • Awesome Renaud, great vibe and atmosphere. Great job from you all. Carmen takes it to another level with her contribution I have to say. Guitars and bassline as usual very tasteful. Super cool

    Thx Michael , lots & lots of hours spent on this track but yes the result is something to be proud of :)


    Carmen was a late addition , but you can definitely feel her Italian enthusiasm here , she's more of a rock singer but we asked her to go soul , and she did :)


    The bluesy guitar part is so pleasant to play , I'd love to play it live as there's room for improvisation around these slow & soulful themes.

  • Really cool evocative sound, she's got some great pipes too. Love those jazzy soul vibes myself, nodding my head away here as I work listening to this in the background. dig it!

  • nodding my head away here as I work listening to this in the background. dig it

    Thanks, I reckon this is a groovy and my coolest track so far , I'd love to do more soul tracks like these.

    Really cool evocative sound, she's got some great pipes too

    Thx for Carmen, she's a great singer , I reckon her voice takes needs much better equipment , I had to use a phone recording she sent us , recorded in Italy during the pandemics. The crappy phone did catch all room sound & a nasty super long reverb. I sorted it out using EQ, comp , and a gate.


    Lee & I decided to keep Carmen's phone take since it's such an epic story & a testimony of theses times. That makes this song even more cool to us.