It Wasn't Love, It Was Surprise - Ferro Edera (Italo Disco)
Andrew Kotozhekov
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It Wasn't Love, It Was Surprise - Ferro Edera (Italo Disco)
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Andrew Kotozhekov
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89 просмотров · 5 дн. назад
A retro disco story about a water truck at 5 AM, an empty bridge at sunrise, and a moment we still remember 20 years later.
Modern sound with vintage soul. Live house band trying to play europop romantic.
108 BPM / Major bittersweet / DENSE WALL OF SYNTHS
[Verse - sparse intimate close, only soft kick and nylon guitar and changing pad quiet]
Met you just the other day
You came my way out of nowhere
I was dead after late shift
You said I'm close, I'm right there
We walked around till morning glow
Empty city in warm flow
[Pre-Chorus - build, add bass and shimmer slowly]
Bridge at five AM still empty
Water truck came cold and heavy
Soaked us through, we started laughing
Cold and wet, we kept on laughing
[Chorus - huge wide open full, full disco kick loud, endless shimmer, double tracked vocal wide]
It wasn't love, it was surprise
Water falling from sunrise
You were shaking, come get dry
Come inside slow, warm inside
It wasn't love, it was surprise
Twenty years still in my mind
[Verse 2 - sparse again, intimate, close]
Come up now and dry your clothes
Towel and tea, the door still closed
City waking up outside slow
We stayed in, let the world go
No big words were ever spoken
Quiet room, our world unbroken
[Chorus - huge wide open full, all synths loud, clap hard, shimmer stars]
It wasn't love, it was surprise
Water falling from sunrise
You were shaking, come get dry
How that water keeps us alive
It wasn't love, it was surprise
No plans and no design
Just a moment so alive
[Bridge - strip back to pad only, whisper close]
You have kids now, own life
I have mine, it's alright
Sometimes I recall that bridge
How you laughed when we got soaked
[Final Chorus - biggest, full wall, all in]
It wasn't love, it was surprise
Water falling from sunrise
You were shaking, come get dry
Come inside slow
Europop, disco
Europop; warm smooth male disco tenor with open sustained falsetto mix, half-spoken talk-sing and whispered ad-libs between lines; 108 BPM disco sway, intimate sparse verses opening into huge punchy choruses; driving melodic live bass over a soft verse kick and hard chorus disco kick, brushed off-beat hi-hat, chorus claps, nylon guitar, plastic keyboard chords, continuous moving pads and high shimmer; modern clean warm spacious mix, dense legato synth wall, double-tracked wide chorus vocals, dembow, ‑reggaeton, cubaton, ‑folk, ‑country, ‑chanson, ‑ragtime, ‑thin voice, ‑rap, ‑staccato, ‑accordion, ‑detuned guitar