Sweet Something
from Busty Crustacean by The Captain's Son
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With spanish/arabic-jazzy overtones the song ends as a full rocker with a vocal melody influenced by the late, great Sam Cooke. It is about long, drunken and party filled weekend nights with a partner you're not sure will stick or not - are we just having fun? Is this a one time thing? Will I see you again like this? Well, we DID have fun anyway...
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from Busty Crustacean,
released January 18, 2019
Recorded by The Captain's Son
Mixed/mastered by Patrick Haight
Recorded by The Captain's Son
Mixed/mastered by Patrick Haight
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The Captain's Son Long Beach, California
The Captain’s Son combines indie surf pop, beautiful layered harmonies and garage rock n’ roll. Taking influence from 60’s artists and modern indie groups, the band have succeeded in crafting a unique sound all their own. Together they have the ability to blend catchy warm guitar melodies, harmonizing vocals and upbeat drum rhythms, reminiscent of early surf pop. ... more
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