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A review by Remo Leomporra
(about "Friction And Contradiction") WILD! How original you have become! This song shows all the styles stuck in your head and well blended together. Very unique taste of Lord Bygon! Well done work. Remo Leomporra
A review by Alex Brooke
(about "Onomatopoeically") I like the way this tune drops in on you like a pop bubble. This is a catchy tune that I can instantly imagine playing on the radio. The melody is well produced, and the chord structure matches to create a happy piano led, dancey, sing along mood. The use of the sound effects half way through the tune helps to stop the tune from becoming boring and lets the listener come back to the happy bubble once more. Great tune. Alex Brooke, Torquay, UK
A review by Matt Bruun
(about "Onomatopoeically") Nice vocal work! Interesting song you've got here, I'm not sure what to compare this one too. I like the vocal work, the weaving of the two parts on the verse is nice. There is something about the sound of the mix that I'm not so into, I think it may be the sound of the keys and the snare. The snare sounds fake on the verse. I really enjoyed the chorus, catchy. Not really my style, but well done for sure. Matt Bruun, Oakland, California
A review by Graeme Genty
(about "Take It Over") I like the Groove of the song: its grows on the listener. Like the 'Ray Charles' style intro. The vocals in the verse are a bit like an upbeat Morrissey, while the vocals for the chorus sound like Maroon Five. I like the funky piano. The lyrics are not amazing for the verse but they have grown on me. I like the melody for the chorus, it stands out well and drives the song. Graeme Genty, Wakefield, UK
A review by Jet Dragon
(about "Take It Over") Jazz/Funk... Donald Fagen style.... Nice keyboard work. Very "Steve Miller Band" sound. The production is pretty slick and the lyrics tell a good story. I'd call this music for "grown folks". Everything works here." Jet Dragon, New York City
A review by Paul Langlais
(about "Take It Over") This is the sound of some musicians who have been doing this for a long time. I can tell this isn't the first time they went to the studio to cut a song. The piano is allright, it's out front, if that's what you wanted to know. The production is good, a little dull, but that's nitpicky. Cause I can hear all the instruments just fine and the vocals are coming thru clearly. The mood is laid back. I could easily see this song being played live and going over just fine." Paul Langlais, San Antonio, Texas