JD King’s “Midnight Rendezvous” is an effort that draws heavily from the 1950s pop crooner and 1960s pop scene. There is a bit of fuzz to the composition that provides an aura of authenticity. The track is surprisingly deep, with multiple vocals, a depth of instruments (guitars, drums, and bass) that both do their own thing while contributing to the overall sound of the cut. The last minute or so of Midnight Rendezvous changes things up just a bit, adding a bit of echo to the mix; JD King’s latest will be bouncing around our offices throughout the summer.
JD King – “Midnight Rendezvous” / http://www.jdkingmusic.com/ / https://www.facebook.com/jdkingmusic
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