Vicelounge w/Dee Ferguson - Dear Man RBM009 7" vinyl single & Digital
Maxi Single 2009 * Limited Edition Pressing * click on track
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* Foreign Language Produced by T. Allen, J. Nubian, D. Ferguson, B. Campbell
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Dee Ferguson gives our music emotion. It is the best way to describe her voice
over our music. Supa Baby was special because it expressed love, a hot sensual love. At the time, Jonn made the drum samples
and i started sampling the chorus, there was love in our cipher. Big time. I was giggling little boy, who who could not control
his emotions or libido. Jonn was dating the women who would eventually become his wife and birth their beautiful daughter.
Craig was in bliss with my future sister-in-law. Nyaze was coupling with a talented, beautiful lady i hooked him up with.
Across an ocean, and three nations, Dee Ferguson was going through a similiar affair. Love. And Supa Baby captured
it. Dear Man. It is a walk in the falling apart, the break down of love. I will
not attempt to understand what she was feeling, but when I hear the song I am taken back to three personal situations. Places
where my heart still cries. My lost loves. Not ended love, lost love. Emotions for women I thought had length or future. Dear
Man can easily be Dear Girl or Dear Love; in my head I have substituted the pro-nouns. The song says so much;
was written so quickly; recorded so easily; and, feels so good... or is it bad? Foreign Language
is another example of Dee capturing the moment. Again love is the culprit. But this is happy love. Sorta. I think?1 The music
was made while i was foggy with a lover, but liking her much. The scatting just reminds me of controlled chaos. The scatting
verses, per my request, are pretty and full of color but indecipherable. I am unsure, and i have never asked, what she means
by foreign language. I always think it is just another way of describing how difficult it is to understand the subject of
one's affections. It all just sounds so perfect. Yes, love a mystery, when engaged or broken.
Dee captures both so well. It is amazing feeling to know a singer understands what you are trying to say, I hope
we are doing the same for Dee Ferguson. - vicelounge (tai allen and jonn nubian)
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